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frogman
29-01-2006, 04:45 PM
Now.... being realllllly bad with names one of our fellow IIS'ers put on a demo on how to make/cook PERFECT hand made sausages...... im others that attended will have smoe more details for you all..... Mike, was it ?
sorry :confuse3:
most improtantly, how did they taste?
Rodstar
29-01-2006, 04:49 PM
Mike Boggan was the sausage-man. Well done, and thanks for your fundraising efforts, Mike!
frogman
29-01-2006, 04:54 PM
well on a scale of 1 to 10 they were a good 9.8......... now i say that only because im used to having to put sauce on saausages...... the word "sauce" around Mike!!!!!!!! ummmm i took my life in my own hands by saying (with a smirk on the face) "could do with some........."
I think people between mike and myself were knocked down with the look that was thrown :)
majic they were top snags
Dennis
29-01-2006, 05:12 PM
Mike also builds Boeing 707's in his spare time, as well as SETI observatories - truly a versatile, multi-skilled and talented IIS member :)
Cheers
Dennis
They were truely the best sausages I have tasted.
Well done Mike.
:party:
h0ughy
29-01-2006, 09:55 PM
mmmm,yummy, thanks Mike! top dog with your sausages!
Sausageman
29-01-2006, 10:24 PM
Well, I thank you for the vote of confidance, I am a sausage addict, as you would guess, at least no-one that I know of put sauce on them. I threatened them all with instant death. I know how you Aussies are addicted to eating crap food with sauce to hide the taste of the (manufactured meat content).
I was happy to make them for you all, and to contribute to the weekend. I'm sure Iceman needed the money, to pay the bills.
Do you want me to post the recipe's, so you can make patties for the Barbie?
I don't expect you to make your own snags, but patties are easily made.
Home made sausages cost (on average) about $9 per Kilo, but by making patties the cost drops to about $6. The skins are the most expensive part, up to $27 a kilo. Dearer than the best steak you can buy, the reason is because of the work needed to clean them to food standards.
My recipes are all based on a 2 kilo batch of meat, which will make about 30 snags, but that depends on how thick you make them. BBQ snags are made thin, so they will cook faster, mine take longer to cook, as they have less fat in them.
Email me if you want the recipes.
Mike
Robby
30-01-2006, 09:27 AM
They look like mighty fine Sausages... Droool. :D
Sausageman
30-01-2006, 10:13 AM
The recipe is posted in the general section under IIS sausage.
Mike
tornado33
30-01-2006, 02:45 PM
They were VERY tasty :)
janoskiss
30-01-2006, 02:53 PM
Good sausages deserve good mustard, not to hide the taste but complement it, like wasabi with sushi or a squirt of lemon on fish. But I agree that flogging the dead horse is pretty barbaric. :lol:
Sausageman
30-01-2006, 11:41 PM
Steve.
There are some things that need a sauce or mustard like Hot Dogs. But real sausages don't need anything. They have all the flavour they need.
Try my recipe in the "General" section, and leave out the sauce. you will be converted.
Mike
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