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Help needed with German saussage preparation - lols - 02-03-2004 Quote:Originally posted by Jangar Help needed with German saussage preparation - lols - 02-03-2004 Quote:Originally posted by Jangar These are already cooked and they are usually sliced up to put on Sandwiches. If you really want a German sausage treat - go for Bratwurst! They look really disgusting when uncooked, but they are gorgeous when fried with some mustard or ketchup! Help needed with German saussage preparation - lols - 02-03-2004 Jan, I've just shown my friend your post about the sausages and she looked at what you said and those were her suggestions. Help needed with German saussage preparation - Jangar - 02-03-2004 Quote:Originally posted by lols Thanx Lols Help needed with German saussage preparation - lols - 02-03-2004 Quote:Originally posted by Jangar no worries any time. You had better say thanks to krazy kat she's the one with all the info. Help needed with German saussage preparation - Jangar - 02-03-2004 Quote:Originally posted by Cheffie Actually our vikings ways are not strange but weird :haha: I haven't had a british saussage since my last visit in 2001 :p Help needed with German saussage preparation - Cheffie - 02-03-2004 Quote:Originally posted by Jangar How you get your kicks is TMI for me thanks A quick clue.. Germans have the 'Double S'.. but in English we don't have two in our sausage However I think perhaps a relook at where Vikings come from and Continentals hail from might be two very different areas.. albeit with some similar peculiarities LOL Help needed with German saussage preparation - Jangar - 03-03-2004 Quote:Originally posted by Cheffie So that's why saussages taste much better than sausages :haha: And what you mean to say is that the Germanic spelling has a double 's' or that the English spelling has 2 's's and the German 3 's's Maybe I should stick with the Danish 'pølser' :p Help needed with German saussage preparation - Jillibeans - 03-03-2004 Quote:Originally posted by Jangar It's a pleasure Jan, in fact our butcher gave us some Mettende (he gave me two types one normal and one with paprika), so I will trying it, looks interesting. |