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AntoniaJames is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
added over 1 year agoGet a good savory sausage. Small link sausages might work, but a thick sausage the size of a bratwurst, which has been made with fresh herbs and/or garlic, really is best. I use sausages made with turkey dark meat and basil, and standard mild -- sometimes called "Sweet" -- Italian sausages. You could also use spicy Italian sausages if you like. Or you could even use a "half-smoke" if those are available where you live. When my boys were little, I'd make this using "Chicken Apple" sausages made by Aidell. (And I added a *lot* of red wine vinegar to my own bowl, to counter the sweetness.) Aidell makes a lot of different herb and garlic sausages. Some even have strong-flavored cheeses in them. If you can't get a nice savory sausage full of herbs and/or garlic, increase the herbs and garlic called for in the recipe, by about 50%. Good luck!! ;o)
I made it with a spicy lamb merguez sausage and it was out of this world.
A nice Toulouse sausage would be good.
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
added over 1 year agoI made this with a polska kielbasa it was delicious!
Ditto sdebrango: using kielbasa ROCKED!