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Title: Question for Sausage Makers
Post by: MoHuka on April 18, 2013, 10:22:16 PM
I am here in Saudi where pork is forbidden.  McDonalds sells sausage breakfast sandwiches with a sausage made from chicken which actually has the taste of pork sausage.

Do any of you know what spices I could add to ground beef, chicken or lamb that would trick my brain into thinking it was enjoying pork sausage with the eggs in the morning?

Which meat would be the best to use?

Thanks in advance for helping a smoker in distress
Title: Re: Question for Sausage Makers
Post by: BCSmoker on April 18, 2013, 10:59:52 PM
Sage...breakfast sausage is about sage and pepper in my opinion
Title: Re: Question for Sausage Makers
Post by: Waltz on April 19, 2013, 12:25:29 AM
I would add some mace to the sage and pepper but it seems like a good opportunity to experiment a little to find out what works best, it will all be edible.
Title: Re: Question for Sausage Makers
Post by: Keymaster on April 19, 2013, 05:29:52 AM
Here's a recipe for Yah, Try turkey maybe .

Breakfast sausage




Breakfast sausage is without a doubt the most popular sausage in the world. Served by fast food restaurants, given in the form of sausage links to patients in hospitals, sold at supermarkets. Made like most sausages of pork, salt and pepper with sage being the dominant spice.
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Meats

Metric

US


pork butt 1000 g 2.2 lb.

Ingredients per 1000g (1 kg) of meat

salt 18 g- 3 tsp.
pepper 2.0 g- 1 tsp.
sage (rubbed) 2.0 g- 1 tsp.
nutmeg 0.5- g ¼ tsp.
ginger 0.5 g- ⅔ tsp.
thyme (dried) 1.0 g- 1 tsp.
cayenne pepper 0.5 g- ¼ tsp.
cold water 100 g -⅜ cup

Instructions
1. Grind meat with 1/4" (5-6 mm) plate.
2. Mix meat with all ingredients, including water.
3. Stuff into 22-26 mm sheep or 28-30 mm hog casings. Tie into 4" links.
4. Cook before serving. Recommended for frying or grilling.
Title: Re: Question for Sausage Makers
Post by: Kevin A on April 19, 2013, 06:40:46 AM
+1 on the recipe listed above!

Kevin
Title: Re: Question for Sausage Makers
Post by: MoHuka on April 19, 2013, 08:44:12 PM
Thanks to everyone for the help..

Keymaster - could I use your recipe and just make patties since I don't have any equipment here?
Title: Re: Question for Sausage Makers
Post by: terry08 on April 20, 2013, 05:30:27 AM
You can make patties or links from his recipe. I have made it using lamb, not bad at all. You might want to add some beef fat to the mix. I have made venison sausage for folks who prefer beef fat over pork. Great taste.

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Title: Re: Question for Sausage Makers
Post by: Keymaster on April 20, 2013, 07:27:33 AM
Quote from: MoHuka on April 19, 2013, 08:44:12 PM
Thanks to everyone for the help..

Keymaster - could I use your recipe and just make patties since I don't have any equipment here?
Yes, patty's will be fine but as said you may need to add a little fat or use an egg so it sticks together. It's not my recipe but got it from this WEBSITE (http://www.wedlinydomowe.com/) under sausage recipes Tab. I have used it before and is good.
Title: Re: Question for Sausage Makers
Post by: MoHuka on April 20, 2013, 09:07:20 AM
Hey cannot thank you guys enough...will be putting some b'fast sausage together as soon as I can round up the ingredients....little things like this make life more bearable over here.....
Title: Re: Question for Sausage Makers
Post by: terry08 on April 20, 2013, 07:57:23 PM
Once you get the meat, use what ever spice you like. It will always turn out good. May not be traditional sausage, but if you enjoy it then that's all that matters.

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