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sausage casing

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sausage casing
the tube used to stuff with sausage meat; some are synthetic. Small intestine is used as edible casing.
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SEA BASS & WILD MUSHROOM SAUSAGES Ingredients 1 length synthetic sausage casing - available from butchers 500g sea bass flesh, skinned and boned 250g cod flesh, skinned and boned 300g assorted seasonal wild mushrooms, brushed clean & finely diced 150g finely chopped shallots 150g double cream 1 egg white 8 tarragon leaves, chopped Salt and pepper to taste Olive oil Lemon juice Method Soak the synthetic sausage casing in water.
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