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Poll Question: Sausages or Bacon?
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    Posted: May 10 2008 at 03:29
Originally posted by Rabbi Ben-Jim-in Gartenberg Rabbi Ben-Jim-in Gartenberg wrote:



By the way, I was vegetarian for 10 years (bacon butties were my downfall)
 
I think I need to inform the synagogue elders.....Wink
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oh, I've SO got to hit the 'vegetarian' button....LOL
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(In a deadly serious tone) What's wrong with you people and what is missing from this poll?

OK, any fans of Chitterlings (c'mon chitlins)?  Pigs Feet?  Fer cryin' out loud, Scrapple?   Mountain Oysters? 

Me neither, love a good cracklin', though.  (Just in case you thought I was Andrew Zimmern or something.)


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dammit, now I'm all hungry! I hate that, when you look at something about food and then crave it. Cause it's just sorta wrong to eat either at four thirty in the afternoon.

but yeah, bacon



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There's nothing like eggs with bacon in the morning, with some orange juice.


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Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

Originally posted by darqDean darqDean wrote:

It has to be dry-cured back or middle-cut bacon, sliced in thick rashers from the ham by a real pork butcher in a real butchers shop - not that tasteless, processed, water-logged, rindless, over-salted abomination sold pre-packed and vacuum-sealed in supermarkets that yields a revolting white scum and disgusting puddle of salted water while frying.


Well said that man - 95% of supermarket bacon effectively poaches itself in the pan, rather than frying ; however, I cannot believe the best pork product of all has yet to be mentioned - the king of all pig by-products...



The Black Pudding! Thickly sliced & flash fried in searing hot lard so it stays soft on the inside & crispy on the outside....droooool.

As far as the above choices go though, I'd plump for good sausages (and in agreement with a previous post, sage is essential to a good pork sausage)... is black pudding technically a sausage...? Anyway - current favorite method of preparation is to oven cook them for 25 minutes, pouring over a little maple syrup about 5 minutes before the end. When you take the sausages out of the tin, the maple syrup has combined with any fat in the bottom - mix this up & pour over the snags... heaven!

By the way, I was vegetarian for 10 years (bacon butties were my downfall)


Sounds nice Jim, I'll try that method some time. I never turn down advice from a wise old owl like yourself!
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Originally posted by darqDean darqDean wrote:

It has to be dry-cured back or middle-cut bacon, sliced in thick rashers from the ham by a real pork butcher in a real butchers shop - not that tasteless, processed, water-logged, rindless, over-salted abomination sold pre-packed and vacuum-sealed in supermarkets that yields a revolting white scum and disgusting puddle of salted water while frying.


Well said that man - 95% of supermarket bacon effectively poaches itself in the pan, rather than frying ; however, I cannot believe the best pork product of all has yet to be mentioned - the king of all pig by-products...



The Black Pudding! Thickly sliced & flash fried in searing hot lard so it stays soft on the inside & crispy on the outside....droooool.

As far as the above choices go though, I'd plump for good sausages (and in agreement with a previous post, sage is essential to a good pork sausage)... is black pudding technically a sausage...? Anyway - current favorite method of preparation is to oven cook them for 25 minutes, pouring over a little maple syrup about 5 minutes before the end. When you take the sausages out of the tin, the maple syrup has combined with any fat in the bottom - mix this up & pour over the snags... heaven!

By the way, I was vegetarian for 10 years (bacon butties were my downfall)

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magma must be mentioned once in every thread created on PA. its like a law of nature.

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Originally posted by keiser willhelm keiser willhelm wrote:

Magma.


Agreed. 

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Sausage for me. Expecially Italian sausage. And then there is always the Les Claypool variety of sausage.
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chicken, it's the other pork...
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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

I dunno, Magma sausage would probably turn your mouth into a mass of burnt flesh.


I assume you use the term in a quite literal sense?
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I dunno, Magma sausage would probably turn your mouth into a mass of burnt flesh.
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Originally posted by keiser willhelm keiser willhelm wrote:

magma must be mentioned once in every thread created on PA. its like a law of nature.

Actually im surprised Shakespeare didnt beat me to it.

Why? They're not even that good
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magma must be mentioned once in every thread created on PA. its like a law of nature.

Actually im surprised Shakespeare didnt beat me to it.


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Originally posted by keiser willhelm keiser willhelm wrote:

Magma.


Magma's a sausage as well?
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Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

sausages... german if possible.... is there anything better really?


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