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  •  A coarse Italian pork sausage. Usually highly seasoned, this sausage is served cold, thinly sliced, as for prosciutto.
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  •  a highly seasoned Portuguese pork sausage flavored with garlic and onions
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  • Coarse Italian pork sausage. Usually highly seasoned, served cold, thinly sliced.
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  • * [[Boerewors]] - A traditional South African sausage made from beef, pork, or lamb, flavored with spices such as coriander, cloves, and nutmeg. * [[Lap cheong]] - A Chinese sausage made from pork and various spices, typically dried and smoked.
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  • '''List of Sausage Dishes''' ...ents for flavor. This article provides a list of sausage dishes, which use sausage as a primary ingredient.
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  • '''Polish Sausage''' or '''Kielbasa''' is a staple of [[Polish cuisine]], and has a rich hist The history of [[Polish sausage]] dates back to the Middle Ages, when it was a common food item in Polish h
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  • ...], and is seasoned with [[garlic]], [[paprika]], and other [[spices]]. The sausage is then stuffed into a thin casing and is typically sold in long, coiled le ...e name "Chistorra" is derived from the Basque word "txistor", which means "sausage".
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  • * [[Boerewors]] - A traditional South African sausage made from beef, pork, or lamb, flavored with spices such as coriander and cloves. * [[Lap cheong]] - A Chinese sausage made from pork and various spices, often used in stir-fries and rice dishes.
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  • ...s from the German word "knacken," which means "to crack," referring to the sausage's tendency to crack or split open when it is cooked. ...f knockwurst are believed to date back to the 16th century in Germany. The sausage was traditionally made by butchers in the region of Holstein, and it quickl
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  • [[Fermented sausages]] are a type of [[sausage]] that undergoes a process of [[fermentation]] and [[curing]] to develop un ...to preserve meat in a time before refrigeration. The earliest evidence of sausage making can be traced back to the ancient [[Sumerians]] and [[Greeks]].
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  • ...tugal]] and [[Brazil]]. It is a smoke-cured sausage made from pork, and is seasoned with garlic and paprika. ...word ''linguis'', which means "tongue". This is likely a reference to the sausage's long, thin shape.
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  • ...ever, outside of Poland, 'kielbasa' typically refers to a specific type of sausage. ...s a staple food in Polish cuisine. The sausage was traditionally made from pork, although other types of meat such as beef and lamb were also used. The mea
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  • ...mmer when the weather is too hot for fresh meat to last. It is a fermented sausage with a low pH to slow bacterial growth and give a longer shelf life, causin ...ve the meat but also to enhance its flavor. The tradition of making summer sausage spread throughout Europe and was brought to America by European immigrants.
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  • ...n used in a variety of dishes. The name 'Verse Worst' translates to 'fresh sausage' in English, and it is a staple in many Dutch households. ...ade from a mixture of pork, beef, and sometimes veal. The meat was ground, seasoned, and then stuffed into casings. The sausages were then either cooked immedi
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  • ...blood, pork fat, and a variety of seasonings, which are then encased in a sausage casing and cooked. ...art of the animal, including the blood, led to the creation of this unique sausage. Over time, the recipe for Morcella spread to other parts of the world, whe
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  • ...er spices. The name "Bierwurst" translates to "beer sausage", although the sausage does not contain beer, but is instead often enjoyed with beer. ...urst are traced back to [[Germany]], where it has been a popular type of [[sausage]] for centuries. The exact origin of Bierwurst is unknown, but it is believ
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  • '''Teewurst''' is a German sausage made from raw pork and bacon, seasoned with garlic, salt, and pepper. It is typically spread on bread or crackers ..."tea sausage", which is believed to come from the tradition of eating the sausage during afternoon tea.
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  • ...son. Morcón is made from [[pork]], specifically the loin and belly, and is seasoned with various [[spices]] and [[herbs]] before being stuffed into a large int ...easoned meat is then rolled and stuffed into a large intestine casing. The sausage is then tied with string to maintain its shape during the cooking process.
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  • ...imakkara" is derived from the Finnish words "ryyni" (grain) and "makkara" (sausage). ...in the rural areas, due to its affordability and ease of preparation. The sausage was traditionally made during the slaughter season, using the parts of the
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  • '''Croatian sausages''' are a variety of [[sausage]]s originating from [[Croatia]], a country known for its rich culinary trad ...o appreciate a robust taste. It is often made from a mix of pork and beef, seasoned heavily with garlic.
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