I have to admit that I have a love/hate relationship with emulsified sausages. They are tricky to make and require special equipment but if made properly they are amazing! Weissurst is one of those sausages. This “White Sausage” is a German sausage that dates back to the mid 1800’s. This
Weisswurst
Frikandel
Frikandel is a Dutch sausage and one of the more popular snack foods in the Netherlands. It’s a skinless, poached, deep fried, mince meat hot dog of sorts and it’s delicious. Frikandel is usually made with several types of meat. The combination of meat that you choose to use is
Texas Hot Links
Texas Hot Links. A delicious spicy sausage that finds it’s origins out of Pittsburg, TX. This sausage (AKA Hot Guts) can be made with beef, pork, or a combination of both. From what I can gather there is no real standard when it comes to Texas Hot Guts as every
Mettwurst
I hope you are ready because this recipe is hard core!! Mettwurst is a German sausage. This sausage has many different styles of preparation as you might find mettwurst in casings, fully dried, in a jar, or spreadable. Today’s version of mettwurst is a semi dried cured and cold smoked
Wisconsin Beer Brats
I sure do love a good bratwurst. It’s always been on the top of my list as far as sausages go. The Wisconsin Beer Brat is no exception. This bratwurst is more about a preparation style rather than how the bratwurst is made so if you don’t feel like making
Frankfurter
Frankfurter is a German emulsified sausage originating from the town of Frankfurt. If the hot dog has a more sophisticated older brother, this would be him. The flavor’s from this frankfurter are delicate and sublime. This sausage is cased in a small diameter sheep casing which gives it a beautiful