18-04-2015 09:55 PM - edited 18-04-2015 09:58 PM
I was just thinking today how much I prefer sausages done on a barbecue than steak.
I have yet to attend a barbecue where the cook doesn't turn the steak into something resembling a slightly charred piece of cardboard.
Sausages, however, are hard to ruin. They're good on a bun, lathered in tomato sauce and topped with onions.
Then I thought about other sausages. Frankfurts, for instance. I love 'em on a hot dog roll, bit of Hot English Mustard, lots of Tomato Sauce.
Aldi sell nice little sausages 5 in a jar. Bockwursts, they're called. We often have them for dinner in hot dog rolls after I've unpacked the shopping. They also sell big fat Bratwursts (veal sausages), 4 in a cryovac pack.
Fry them up and put on a bun, or they'r also nice served with Sauerkraut and potatoes. Yum.
Love the Sausage Sizzles they have at charity fundraisers or shop openings. Just the aroma from them on a Saturday morning at the kids footy game is tantalising, I find.
All hail the humble sausage.
on 19-04-2015 07:36 PM
No, sausages should not be pricked with anything, lets all the fat and juices run out and left with all the dry stuff.
I don't like sausages - essence of meat...
on 19-04-2015 07:37 PM
I havent pricked a sausage for years.
I used to.
Maybe its an old wives tale.
on 19-04-2015 07:43 PM
@am*3 wrote:No, sausages should not be pricked with anything, lets all the fat and juices run out and left with all the dry stuff.
I don't like sausages - essence of meat...
Stops them curling, So, no one knows how to cook a snag?
Not really surprised.
on 19-04-2015 07:48 PM
No it doesn't. Gave up the prick years ago
19-04-2015 07:55 PM - edited 19-04-2015 07:56 PM
on 19-04-2015 07:55 PM
on 19-04-2015 08:02 PM
You confuse the heck out of me, Nevynreally.
Prick or not?
on 19-04-2015 08:15 PM
@kopenhagen5 wrote:Icy, you haven't attended one of my Barbies.
You would get a piece of scotch or eye fillet, char grilled, either medium rare or medium with your choice of sauce, (teriyaki, sesame) or either horseradish, hot english mustard.
Served with a famous Danish potato salad.
Sounds yum kopes..a nice piece of tender rump goes down nicely too with a touch of pepper sauce....
on 19-04-2015 08:18 PM
I meant to add if you are inviting any of us Melbournites over for a bbq I will some wine..
on 19-04-2015 08:19 PM
@pct001wine wrote:If you feel the need to prick a sausage then you don't know how to cook good sausages.
That was my point. Or maybe prick?