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A Plain Cookery Book for the Working Classes

by Charles Elmé Francatelli

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No. 33 How to Dispose of the Pig’s Pluck

See Nos. 72 and 73.

No. 34 How to Make Pork Sausages

Take equal parts of fat and lean meat, such as the inferior end of the spare-ribs and some of the loose fat; chop these well together, adding a few sage leaves, a little thyme, pepper and salt, and one or two eggs; when the whole is thoroughly mixed and chopped fine, use a sprinkle of flour on a table or dresser, for the purpose of rolling the sausages into shape of the size and form of a man’s thumb. These sausages may be fried in the ordinary way.

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