Smoked Sausage
Rich, savory, and deeply aromatic, smoked sausage is a culinary delight that brings a smoky depth to any dish. Its robust flavor is the result of a traditional smoking process that infuses it with a unique, irresistible taste.
Notes
Look for high-quality smoked sausages made with natural ingredients for the best flavor. They can vary in spice levels and regional styles, so choose according to your taste preferences.
Uses
- Hearty stews
- Paella
- Breakfast skillets
- Charcuterie boards
Replacements
- Andouille sausage
- Kielbasa
- Chorizo
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