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andouillette recipe Date :    22-11-2008 19:29
Auteur : charlie -

I am in need of a recipe to make andouillette, I have always enjoyed chitterlings, and the sausage I enjoyed in France recently was fantastic.

answer to charlie Date :    24-11-2008 16:22
Auteur : Dubarry - (496 Messages, Second de cuisine)

Hello Charlie
Where are you from ?(it is not so common that non French persons love andouillette : even many French do not like them !).
You will find 2 recipes into the "recipes" section of this site (on top of this page), then go to "meat" then to "pork" and you will find them. These are easy recipes to start with.
Bon appêtit

recipe to make my own andouillette Date :    28-11-2008 20:41
Auteur : charlie -

Great recipes using andouillette. I need to make my own andouillette, I know how to perpare chittlin's what I need to know is what spices are in andouillette?

home made andouillette Date :    29-11-2008 10:52
Auteur : Dubarry - (496 Messages, Second de cuisine)

Well, my opinion is that if you are not a profesional "charcutier" (delicatessen pork butcher) having access to profesional equipment to get and fill in guts/casing, forget it : this is not a cook business.
Traditional spices for "andouillettes de Troyes" are shallots, parsley, black pepper and nutmeg. You can also prefer to use, instead of the above, bouquet garni (parsley, thyme, laurel), clove, 4-spices, nutneg, parsley, onions, grey papper

cook Date :    18-09-2009 13:39
Auteur : juel (invité) -

please provide me with a step by step method for making frenc andouillette sausage! Thanks

andouillette recipe Date :    19-09-2009 13:33
Auteur : charlie (invité) -

juel, wow a step by step method would take a lot of time and typing on my part. I would suggest that you acquire a copy of Jane Grigson's book "The Art of Making Sausages, Pates, and other Charcuteie. You will find many other fine sausages to make. I made andouillette for my son-in-laws parents, from Chanos, and recieved very positive comments. I got my book from Amazon at a very reasonable price. Good luck

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