Lincolnshire Sausage

Submitted bycalum onWed, 03/14/2012 - 20:27
Description

<p>A simple sausage recipe with the classic combination of sage and pepper. &nbsp;Great for breakfast ... or in a casserole.</p>
<p>You are going to need a meat mincer with sausage stuffer attachment. &nbsp;I got mine from Lakeland for 40 quid (it was in a half price sale!) ...&nbsp;<a href="http://www.lakeland.co.uk/15863/My-Kitchen-Electric-Meat-Mincer">http:/…;
<p>In the UK, if you need to get the skins then try&nbsp;<a href="http://www.tongmaster.co.uk/">http://www.tongmaster.co.uk/</a></p&gt;

Yield
1 kg
Preparation time
1 hour
Cooking time
0 minutes
Total time
1 hour
Ingredients
1kilogram pork shoulder
150grams bread crumbs (Make them from whatever bread you have)
150milliliters water (should be cold/iced)
10grams salt (preferably sea salt)
5grams black pepper (crushed)
15grams sage (chopped and rubbed)
  collagen sausage casings (I used 22mm ones from tong master)
Instructions

<p>1. Set the sausage skins to soak whilst you make the sausage mix.</p>
<p>2. Remove the outer rind from the pork shoulder, but keep as much of the fat as you can (sausages need some fat!), then cut the meat into small pieces for mincing then place in a large bowl.</p>
<p>3. Add the sage, salt and pepper and mix well.</p>
<p>4. Put the pork through the mincer once, using the fine mincer screen. &nbsp;Return the mixture to the bowl.</p>
<p>5. Add the cold water and mix well then add the breadcrumbs and mix again.</p>
<p>6. Put the mixture through the mincer again, this time using the coarse mincer screen. &nbsp;The mixture is now ready to fill the sausage skins.</p>
<p>7. Attach the sausage stuffer attachment to the mincer and go ahead and fill the sausage skins. &nbsp;If you haven&#39;t done this before, don&#39;t worry a bit of trial and error and you will be fine.</p>

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