The whole reason for making sausages in the first place is to preserve meat.
In the UK sausages are made from fresh meat, usually pork and are not normally preserved but cooked and eaten fresh, fresh sausage can be deep frozen.
Sausages can also be dried, hot or cold smoked, vacuum packed, canned or sealed into air tight jars filled with brine.
No Bacon is from pigs and pigs come from Canada. So yea.
It is a way to preserve a food that tastes good.
Bacon and cabbage is one of Ireland's unique foods. Others are Irish stew, crubeens, bacon rashers, black pudding, and colcannon.
mostly by salting - bacon, fish, beef etc
stew,potato,bacon,cabbage
Bacon is cured by soaking pork belly in a mixture of salt, sugar, and sometimes other seasonings. This process helps preserve the meat and gives it its characteristic flavor.
Uncured bacon is bacon that has not been treated with curing agents like nitrates or nitrites. Traditional cured bacon undergoes a curing process using these agents to preserve the meat and enhance its flavor. Uncured bacon is often considered a healthier alternative as it does not contain these potentially harmful additives.
The main difference between uncured and cured bacon is that uncured bacon does not contain added nitrates or nitrites, while cured bacon does. Nitrates and nitrites are used in the curing process to preserve the meat and give it a distinct flavor and color.
colcannon..... bacon and cabbage... dublin lawyer(my favorite)
Yes, uncured bacon is processed because it undergoes a curing process using natural ingredients like salt, sugar, and spices to preserve and flavor the meat.
Uncured bacon is bacon that has not been treated with synthetic nitrates or nitrites during the curing process. Instead, uncured bacon is typically cured using natural ingredients like celery juice or sea salt. This differs from traditional cured bacon, which uses synthetic nitrates or nitrites to preserve the meat and give it its characteristic flavor and color.
Curing bacon involves treating it with salt, sugar, and sometimes other seasonings to preserve and flavor it. This process can be done through dry curing or wet curing. Uncured bacon, on the other hand, is simply pork belly that has not been treated with these curing agents. The main difference is that cured bacon has a longer shelf life and a distinct flavor profile compared to uncured bacon.