Pork sausages with fennel seeds

Duncan Bayne's picture
Submitted by Duncan Bayne on Tue, 2006-04-25 01:51.

Take some plain pork sausages, and gently pan-fry them (low heat, over a long time - browning rather than charring) in a little olive oil and a generous sprinkling of fennel seeds.

That's it really Smiling The idea is that the juices from the sausages combine with the fennel and olive oil to produce a nice coating for the sausages, which gradually browns and sticks the fennel to the skins. Mmmmmmm .........

I discovered this a few hours ago while trying to think of something to do with a bunch of pork sausages, given the dismal weather (I originally had a barbeque planned). Just prior to posting this, I did a quick Google search and discovered that fennel is a popular ingredient to combine with Pork - so much so that I'm convinced I'd heard of the combination before, and filed it away in my subconscious for a rainy day (quite literally).


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Rex Wilkinson's picture

You could just take the bull by the horns and post a new blog ,title it FYI and we can go for it?


Darling...

Prima Donna's picture

Fennel is our main ingredient for May. Stay tuned. Smiling

Fennel pollen would also be lovely sprinkled on the sausages post cooking if one is not fond of the seeds. YUM! And roasted fennel - divine.


-- "The discovery of a new dish does more for human happiness than the discovery of a new star." Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, The Physiology of Taste


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