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Posted by partst (My Page) on Thu, Nov 5, 09 at 17:48
| Anyone have any idea what kind of spices I would use to make Italian sweet sausage? I called and ask Penzeys and all they could come up with is salt, pepper and fennel seed. Is that all there is to it or am I missing something?
Claudia
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| Sweet red pepper, oregano...garlic... |
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From the jar of Penzey's Italian sausage seasoning:
salt, fennel seed, Tellicherry black pepper and sugar. Smells and tastes great. |
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The sweet Italian sausage I buy is very red...I am assuming sweet red pepper.
Linda C |
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Homemade Italian Sausage
2 Lb well-marbled pork butt med ground
2/3 Cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 Cup fresh Italian parsley well packed
1/4 Cup dry white wine or ice cold water
1 Clove garlic (I use 3-4 cloves) minced
1/2 TBSP ground fennel seed
1 TBSP dried basil crumbled
1 Tsp red chili peppers minced
1/2 Tsp salt
1/2 Tsp dried organo crumbled
1/4 Tsp freshly ground pepper
1/2 Tsp Thyme Mix all ingredients together in large bowl. Using sausage stuffer, fill casings twisting off 8 inch links or freeze as patties or in bulk. |
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| Thanks Chase your recipe is exactly what I was looking for I will be making it soon. Linda I don’t know what makes the sweet sausage I buy have that really red color either it may be sweet red pepper but who knows with the packaged stuff it could be anything. Claudia |
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The sausage I buy is made near by...by a small Italian grocery store. It's wonderful and much sought after....and very red. For anyone in Iowa it's Graziano's
None better as far as I am concerned! |
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| elery uses the recipe he learned from Mr. Castellici when he was a teenager. It starts with ground pork and then he adds grated asiago cheese, moscato wine, fennel, salt, pepper, sugar, tarragon, basil, garlic. No red pepper because I like it sweet, not spicy. I'm sorry I can give you amounts, we usually start with about 5 pounds of ground pork, add half a bottle of Moscato, a couple of cups of Asiago, maybe 4 tbls of fennel becasue I love it, a tablespoon each of oregano, tarragon. Probably half a cup of sugar, half a dozen minced cloves of garlic. Mix it and stuff it! Annie |
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| Linda, next time you buy some ask they what’s in it that gives it such a nice red color? Maybe they will tell you or maybe they will say it’s an old family secret but it never hurts to ask. Claudia |
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| Claudia I just realized you wanted sweet so you may want to omit the red pepper flakes. Hope it works out for you |
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| It is probably paprika that makes the sausage red. |
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