
Decided to try something different.
Chaurice sausage straight out of the Marianski book. I was a little heavy handed with the onion and spice intentionally but it is very good. 

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This is just my opinion but if I'm making something like this and its going to be used in a dish like Cajun or Basque I tend to up these ingredients since they are only a small portion of the overall dish. Using spices on the low end seems to end in the meat being somewhat diluted in flavor after the second cooking. Don't know if that makes sense.
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Looks great ol' timer! Hey pal, you may wan't to sharpen a pair of scissors and use them to cut your links. They'll leave a clean "sliced" effect if the meat has "set" just a bit.
And hey, if any beginners out there are trying to sharpen their scissors, remember to never, ever touch the flat blade (contact) surfaces with an abrasive. The very thin edges are the only surfaces that should be sharpened.
Best Wishes,
Chuckwagon
And hey, if any beginners out there are trying to sharpen their scissors, remember to never, ever touch the flat blade (contact) surfaces with an abrasive. The very thin edges are the only surfaces that should be sharpened.
Best Wishes,
Chuckwagon
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it probably needs more time on the grill! 
