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Merry Darr wrote:
So I'm on my way to go buy REAL sausage instead the yucky tasting turkey sausage. Hurray for fat! Fabulous. It's a matter of tastes, but I rather like turkey sausage. I drizzle a bit of oil on it if it comes out dry so I don't use it to reduce fat. I like turkey burger and turkey sausage but not turkey dogs or turkey ham. Go figure ;^) |
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On 12 Jul 2004 10:02:20 -0700, Doug Freyburger wrote:
Merry Darr wrote: So I'm on my way to go buy REAL sausage instead the yucky tasting turkey sausage. Hurray for fat! Fabulous. It's a matter of tastes, but I rather like turkey sausage. I drizzle a bit of oil on it if it comes out dry so I don't use it to reduce fat. I like turkey burger and turkey sausage but not turkey dogs or turkey ham. Go figure ;^) It's also much less greasy. Compare normal Italian sausage with turkey sausage, and you'll have a pan full of oil with the normal sausage. This makes clean up a bit easier. -- Bob in CT Remove ".x" to reply |
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On 12 Jul 2004 10:02:20 -0700, Doug Freyburger wrote:
Merry Darr wrote: So I'm on my way to go buy REAL sausage instead the yucky tasting turkey sausage. Hurray for fat! Fabulous. It's a matter of tastes, but I rather like turkey sausage. I drizzle a bit of oil on it if it comes out dry so I don't use it to reduce fat. I like turkey burger and turkey sausage but not turkey dogs or turkey ham. Go figure ;^) It's also much less greasy. Compare normal Italian sausage with turkey sausage, and you'll have a pan full of oil with the normal sausage. This makes clean up a bit easier. -- Bob in CT Remove ".x" to reply |
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Doug Freyburger wrote:
Merry Darr wrote: So I'm on my way to go buy REAL sausage instead the yucky tasting turkey sausage. Hurray for fat! Fabulous. It's a matter of tastes, but I rather like turkey sausage. I drizzle a bit of oil on it if it comes out dry so I don't use it to reduce fat. I like turkey burger and turkey sausage but not turkey dogs or turkey ham. Go figure ;^) Bob wrote: It's also much less greasy. Compare normal Italian sausage with turkey sausage, and you'll have a pan full of oil with the normal sausage. This makes clean up a bit easier. -- Bob in CT Remove ".x" to reply Ahh but my doggies love it when I add the greasy drippings to their food. Merry |
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Doug Freyburger wrote:
Merry Darr wrote: So I'm on my way to go buy REAL sausage instead the yucky tasting turkey sausage. Hurray for fat! Fabulous. It's a matter of tastes, but I rather like turkey sausage. I drizzle a bit of oil on it if it comes out dry so I don't use it to reduce fat. I like turkey burger and turkey sausage but not turkey dogs or turkey ham. Go figure ;^) Bob wrote: It's also much less greasy. Compare normal Italian sausage with turkey sausage, and you'll have a pan full of oil with the normal sausage. This makes clean up a bit easier. -- Bob in CT Remove ".x" to reply Ahh but my doggies love it when I add the greasy drippings to their food. Merry |
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