FlattedFifth
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Blood Pudding - How to cook?
Thu, 12/22/05 9:36 PM
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Hey all, It seems I have a problem when it comes cured meats or sausages; I can't pass on buying when I stumble across a new one. Generally I know what to do with them, but the blood pudding I bought yesterday has me stumped. How do I cook it? I've been looking around the Internet, and I'm left with more questions. To skin it or not to. Boil, grill, fry? If I take the casing off won't it fall apart? I've eaten it a long time ago and remember enjoying it, but cooking has me thrown off. Any and all sugestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: Blood Pudding - How to cook?
Thu, 12/22/05 9:58 PM
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quote:Originally posted by FlattedFifth Hey all, It seems I have a problem when it comes cured meats or sausages; I can't pass on buying when I stumble across a new one. Generally I know what to do with them, but the blood pudding I bought yesterday has me stumped. How do I cook it? I've been looking around the Internet, and I'm left with more questions. To skin it or not to. Boil, grill, fry? If I take the casing off won't it fall apart? I've eaten it a long time ago and remember enjoying it, but cooking has me thrown off. Any and all susgestions would be greatly appreciated. As I understand it, blood pudding is already cooked. If you wish you can heat it by steaming, frying or baking. But it's not necessary.
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FlattedFifth
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RE: Blood Pudding - How to cook?
Mon, 12/26/05 8:11 PM
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Thanks. I tried it, and I HATED it. Oh well.
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