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Enjoy homemade sausage recipes from Italy, Germany, and the American South. They're easy and delicious. Low Carb Recipes; Low Cholesterol Recipes; Low Fat Recipes; Low Sodium Recipes; Mediterranean Diet Recipes; Linguica is a sweet, smoked Portuguese sausage made with pork butt, fatback, and lots of spices if you like to make your own

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This is the same recipe basically I've used since then. Tweek it however suits you. The meat doesn't matter, the extras don't matter, it's what appeals to you. Use on biscuits, toast, plain bread or right on the meat. I've made it with sausage patties, ground sausage, bacon, pork chops, hamburger, kielbasa, country fried steak and after frying

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1 pork sausage; 1 cured pork sausage – linguiça; 2 slices of ham; 5 slices of cheese; 1 egg; Preparation. Place a medium saucepan over low to medium heat. Once the pan is hot, add the lard, olive oil, garlic, and bay leaf. Let it cook for a minute before adding the onion. Let it simmer for about 8 minutes until the onion turns translucent.

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That’s the low-carb/keto thing. Really, I thinkI OUGHT to be doing that. (I so dislike “thick* crust”… if I wanted BREAD,I’d have ordered/bought BREAD!) Thick as in thick. It need not be paper-thin, indecisively flashing in and out of existence as as some perverse quantum crust. But more than 0.25 inch is suspect.

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