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When I make breakfast sausage, I season it similar to the traditional
commercial ones (like Jimmy Dean for instance) but I make other variations. I'll add a healthy dose of Penzy's toasted onion, or garlic, or maple syrup. Today I had one of the best variations yet, apple and cheese. I bought some hi-melt cheese from ConYeager to use in other sausages. It is your basic processed cheese that has been process to melt at a much higher temperature. I added some of this along with apple snitz tot he sausage mix. It was great! The cheese is from: http://www.yeagerspice.com/CYCureP6.htm The apples are from www.theingredientstore.com I imagine any dried apple would do. I cut them into smaller chunks, moistened slightly in water, then mixed into the meat block. The cheese is also good in bratwurst and for use in cheese omelets. -- Ed http://pages.cthome.net/edhome |
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