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Jun 2020
10:30am, 17 Jun 2020
19,391 posts
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DeeGee
A couple of decades ago, my Grandad used to ask me to drop by the butcher's on Vicarage Road in Watford for him if ever I was watching the football. Those were fine sausages, but sadly I don't believe that that shop exists any more. Those were a pretty standard Pork sausage, but something in that recipe was excellent.
That said, now I live in Lincolnshire, any random proper butcher can provide me with a better Lincolnshire sausage than any of those imposters the supermarkets claim to sell (no geographic protection, you see). Sadly, my daughter doesn't care for the sage in a Lincolnshire sausage, so it's a very rare treat.
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Jun 2020
10:39am, 17 Jun 2020
3,672 posts
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Pou Pou LePhoõk
Aldi do some good sausages.
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Jun 2020
10:42am, 17 Jun 2020
18,533 posts
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Angus Clydesdale
Fried Haslet - what a fantastic idea. 
Meanwhile, we like Lorne (square) sausage at Scout camp because it means you don't have to add any other fat to get the eggs fried!
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Jun 2020
10:51am, 17 Jun 2020
17,076 posts
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GimmeMedals
And then "The Sausage Man" appears on my FB feed
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Jun 2020
10:58am, 17 Jun 2020
18,536 posts
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Angus Clydesdale
I like Lincolnshire sausages; I hadn't realised it was sage in them.
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Jun 2020
11:09am, 17 Jun 2020
1,742 posts
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Surelynot
I like Italian pork and fennel and partial to chorizo.
I do like a bit of Lorne sausage as well.
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Jun 2020
5:11pm, 17 Jun 2020
20,785 posts
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Nicholls595
Fried haslet seems inspired. Just need to track down haslet sold whole rather than sliced
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Jun 2020
5:17pm, 17 Jun 2020
27,211 posts
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Wriggling Snake
I might give that a go too it would square too.....
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Jun 2020
5:37pm, 17 Jun 2020
547 posts
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CreatureOfTheHill
Lorne, chorizo, Toulouse...
Love lots of East European sausages, when we are forced into Aberdeen, we shop for imported meats including some great sausages. Tend to have less filler and more fat, which we prefer.
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Jun 2020
7:04pm, 17 Jun 2020
74 posts
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Minimag
Like a good Lincolnshire myself, also partial to the South African Boerewors, and also like Bratwurst
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