[Jacob-list] 3 new Jacobs
Melanie Boxall
melanie.boxall at sympatico.ca
Tue Jan 20 07:02:59 EST 2009
That's the problem with cross-cultural:) I'm English, so to me this is a
normal sausage. Have you ever had an English sausage? Well, they vary of
course, but this is a similar thing. I can only describe it as coarsely
ground (i.e. not the texture of German sausage, which is very fine-textured,
and actually they're even more coarse than an Italian sausage), quite lean
(i.e. not like those disgusting greasy patty things they sell in fast food
places), and then made into a tube, the difference being it's packaged as a
short coil, rather than short sausauges like you would buy in a shop.
Of course an English sausage would be flavoured with sage and onion, but I
find this garlic works very well.
Melanie
"Whatever doesn't kill you only makes you stranger."
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Essen" <messen at socket.net>
To: <jacob-list at jacobsheep.com>
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 4:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Jacob-list] 3 new Jacobs
>I am not sure what normal is, do you mean a breakfast type?
> Melanie Boxall wrote:
>> Normal sausage, just flavoured with garlic, nothing else. Not smoked or
>> anything. Nice and lean, very coarse texture. Perfect. Like lamburger in
>> a tube really. It's done as short coils. My sons can't get enough of it.
>> Gets them up in the morning:)
>
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