It was one way to preserve primarily pork meat for about a year without the modern convenience of refridgeration.The cured meat and sausages were hung up high in the rafters to dry be safe from rats etc It was one way to preserve primarily pork meat for about a year without the modern convenience of refridgeration.The cured meat and sausages were hung up high in the rafters to dry be safe from rats etc
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Italian sausage!
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Italian sausage.
Italian sausage is typically made from pork.
200 calories.
Alton Brown of the Food Network has a delicious and savoury Italian sausage recipe. It and other Italian sausage recipes can be searched for at foodnetwork.com.
Yes, the phrase "Italian sausage" is supposed to be capitalized because "Italian" is a nationality-related adjective.
Italian Sausage!
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The main difference between mild and sweet Italian sausage is the level of spiciness. Mild Italian sausage has a subtle or no spicy flavor, while sweet Italian sausage contains a small amount of sugar or sweet seasoning, giving it a slightly sweet taste.
The main difference between sweet and mild Italian sausage is the level of spiciness. Sweet Italian sausage is not spicy and has a milder flavor, while mild Italian sausage has a bit of spiciness to it. Both types of sausage contain similar seasonings like fennel, garlic, and herbs, but the heat level is the key distinction between them.