• bangers

    From JIM WELLER@1:123/140 to DALE SHIPP on Monday, September 09, 2019 23:09:00

    Quoting Dale Shipp to Michael Loo <=-

    Having had some direct experience with British bangers, I can
    honestly say that is a pretty bad critcism.

    I like modern Canadian bangers but they are not the same thing.

    I checked on line and British bangers are allowed to be just 65%
    pork, half of which can be fat, and 30% ground up rusks. And the
    32.5% non-fat meat portion can contain skin, connective tissue,
    gristle and other ground up by-products, not just skeletal muscle
    meat.

    Traditional quality butchers may go up to 90% pork.

    Bangers made for Loblaws contain just pork meat, no by-products,
    water, toasted wheat crumbs, sea salt, seasonings and salt in
    natural hog casings. They contain just 3% carbs and 17% fat.

    the chili wars between Wesley Pitts and Earl Shelsby over beans

    Wesley was the no beans guy. He maintained that chili was short for
    chili con carne by default and that Earl's dish was chili con carne
    y frijoles, a different dish. Just as Scotch is not the same drink
    as Scotch and Water.

    Sausage Tacos:

    MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

    Title: Santa Barbara Breakfast Tacos
    Categories: Cal-mex, Salsa, Sausage, Tortillas, Cheese
    Yield: 4 Servings

    12 oz Chorizo
    1 md Onion; chopped
    3 Garlic cloves; minced
    1/2 Green bell pepper; chopped
    1 sm Waxy potato; boiled, peeled
    And diced
    1/2 ts Dried sage
    1/2 c Corn kernels; fresh or
    Frozen
    1/2 Beef stock
    Salt to taste
    12 Flour tortillas; warmed
    Melted butter
    4 oz Mild cheddar cheese; grated
    Santa Barbara Salsa
    Chopped fresh cilantro

    Heat the broiler. Grease a baking sheet.

    In a heavy skillet, crumble the chorizo and cook it over medium
    heat until browned. Add the onion, garlic, bell pepper, potato and
    sage, saute until the vegetables are soft. Mix in the corn and
    stock, add salt to taste, and cover the skillet. Turn heat to low,
    and cook for 5 minutes, until corn is tender.

    Top the tortillas with spoonfuls of filling and fold in half.
    Brush tacos lightly with butter and transfer them to the baking
    sheet. Broil for 2 minutes or until lightly crispy on top. Serve
    immediately and pass bowls of salsa, cheese and cilantro for
    topping.

    From: Santa Barbara Salsa

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    Cheers

    Jim


    ... Chili is just a pot of food, it's not the Sistine Chapel

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