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blood sausage

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blood sausage
n.
A link sausage made of pig's blood, diced pork fat, and other ingredients such as onions and breadcrumbs. Also called blood pudding.
blood sausage
n
(Cookery) another term (esp US and Canadian) for black pudding
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Noun1.blood sausage - a black sausage containing pig's blood and other ingredients
black pudding, blood pudding
sausage - highly seasoned minced meat stuffed in casings


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For the blood sausage, in a medium bowl, mix together all of the ingredients and season.
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Perhaps the most fascinating part of this book is Fabre-Vassas' account of making blood sausages behind the closed doors of women's kitchens.
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The soon dae is a blood sausage, dark, with a rice filler and cut into smallish pieces.
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