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Bratwurst [fresh sausage]  German for pork sausage.  Bratwurst is German for "frying sausage". Originally a fresh sausage, made of coarsely ground beef and pork, zestily seasoned, some processors now make it in a pre-cooked version. A Pork or pork and veal mixture, seasoned with sage and lemon juice, packed in casings about 1 3/8 inches in diameter, 4 inch links, usually 6 to 7 links per lb,  must be scalded, or par boiled before eating. Bratwurst is especially popular for grilling, so production is greatest during the cookout season.

Ingredients: Beef and pork, or pork and veal.

Seasonings: Coriander, ginger, mustard, pepper, sage, salt, sugar, or thyme. Spice formulas vary greatly-

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