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  • Converting Fresh Pork Sausage Recipe to Chicken
    S sk5223

    I’ve made British bangers using:

    1.4 kg (3 lbs) lean pork shoulder
    0.3 kg (3/4 lb) pork fat
    170g (0.4 lb) rusk (kind of like bread crumbs, only better)
    2 cups water
    spices

    How can I convert this to chicken? I don’t mind using chicken thighs.

    Some of you use Walton’s carrot fiber in your chicken sausages. I’m not sure that would be any better than the rusk, which will hold 2 to 3 times its weight in water. * But how to replace the pork fat? *

    Any suggestions appreciated!

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  • Converting Fresh Pork Sausage Recipe to Chicken
    S sk5223

    Very helpful, TexLaw. Many thanks!

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