Mi è stata data questa salsiccia dal mio patrigno, ha detto che è tedesco e molto costoso. Idk cos’è. Di recente la mia ragazza lo ha tirato fuori dal congelatore per usare il “cibo che abbiamo avuto” (non è felice perché volevo capirlo per primo in modo che non vada male) ma non ho idea di cosa sia, quindi ora ho questa salsiccia scongelata e non ho idea di cosa farne, qualcuno sa cosa è così posso metterlo in una ricetta?

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    1. I have no idea what this is, but if you’re an East German, you might try to make Jägerschnitzel from this. And if you’re a West German, you would get offended by the mere insinuation

    2. guyoffthegrid on

      Let the dog have it… or your stepdad, if he’s so fond of it. 🤢👍

    3. crankthehandle on

      Definitely not expensive, looks like Fleischwurst/Lyoner/Schinkenwurst of some sorts. Make a Wurstsalat.

    4. foreverdark-woods on

      If I see it correctly, it’s just normal sausage (Schinkenwurst)? I guess you can remove the red peel, cut it into thin slices, then put it on a bread?

      Don’t have to eat it all at once though, it’s quite much.

    5. TruthSpeakerXXI on

      If it was in the freezer and hopefully still is until this point, i suggest to cut a thin slice first and fry it in a pan. Just for checking out if its still good and how it’s tastes.

      Ideas: cut in cubes and fry it with pepper, onions and garlic, later on chopped tomatoes (can) to get a thick sauce. Then some good noodles with cheese on top.

      Otherwise just google or ask chat gpt for soljanka. It’s a very east german thing, in detail a sausage soup.

      Btw, Germany has already reached it’s health recommended meat consumption limit by Mid of April. This sausage alone seems to cover a whole month

      Edit: I can’t believe myself giving a meaningful response to this post, giving the fact that it started with: I was given this sausage by my step dad

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