[Jacob-list] Re : Butchering question

gordon johnston gordon at westergladstone.fsnet.co.uk
Sun Apr 1 20:17:16 EDT 2007


Hi Linda

Rusk is a bit like fine breadcrumbs, dried, and is a sort of bulking agent, usually used in cheap sausages. However, I find that mutton sausages made without any rusk at all are too hard, but more than a small amount makes them taste of cardboard !! For pork sausages I don't like any rusk at all, as the pork meat is soft enough without any and obviously 100% meat is the ideal.

Juliet
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