Mecklenburg Liver Sausages Recipe
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Instructions
- Take the liver from a pig while it is quite fresh; mince it, and then pass it through a coarse sieve, but first ascertain its weight.
- To a pound of the liver mix a half-pound of pork (boiled tender) that has been cut from any part of the pig, although slices from the breast are usually taken.
- Take the tongue, kidneys, and some of the inside fat; chop this meat, but do not mince it, and mix all with the raw liver.
- Season with salt, pepper, powdered cloves or all-spice, and a few sage-leaves reduced to powder.
- The top-fat, from the boiling of the meat, and the liquor should both be used.
- Put the fat, with the meat, into the skins when filling, and boil the sausages in the liquor (salted), which must be made quite hot before they are put in.
- Plunge them, when cooked, into cold water; then hang them to dry.
- To be smoked, or not.
- The skins must be only three-parts filled.
- Time to boil, half an hour.
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