There are more arguments about sausages around the barbecue because everyone has
a different theory about cooking them do you prick them or not, are they
healthy or full of "surprise ingredients" and do you prefer them golden or burnt
to a crisp?
According to Jeremy Ryland, Food Scientist and Director of Marketing for
Sizzler, the quality of todays sausages is excellent and often don't deserve
the bad name they can have. They are no longer filled with breadcrumbs and fat,
but with prime quality meat, spices and herbs. And there is a huge range to
choose from as well not just thick or thin anymore, but French, German and
Spanish varieties to name a few.
Its important to cook them slowly on a medium heat so the skins don't burst and
to turn them frequently too.
Visit
www.sizzler.com.au for more information.