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                  THAI SAUSAGE-CHIANG MAI STYLE BWHT68A

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Serving Size  : 5    Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Thai

  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
--------  ------------  --------------------------------
                        (Sai Grog Chiang Mai)
   4       x            Lg Dried chilies,
                        Soak in water until soft
     1/2   ts           Salt
   1       tb           Minced lemon grass
   1       t            Minced cilantro roots
   1       t            Kaffir lime zest/lime zest
     1/2   ts           Minced galanga
   2       ts           Minced garlic
   1       tb           Minced red onions
   2       c            Ground pork (80-85% lean)
   1       tb           Minced Kaffir lime leaves
     1/4   c            Chopped cilantro leaves
   2       tb           Fish sauce
                        Long sausage casing, 25"
     1/4   c            Salt

  Turn the casing inside out and rub with 1/4 cup salt
  and a little water gently but very well. Rinse again
  and again until it become odorless. Then turn it right
  side out and squeeze out the excess water. Combine
  softened dried chilies, 1/2 tsp salt, lemon grass,
  cilantro roots, Kaffir lime zest, galanga, garlic and
  onions in a blender and grind to a paste. Mix the
  chili paste, pork, Kaffir lime leaves, cilantro leaves
  and fish sauce well. Tie a knot a one end of the
  casing and stuff with the pork mixture. Tie another
  knot to close. Poke a few holes with a clean needles
  where the bubbles are present inside. Charbroil or fry
  over medium-low heat until golden brown and fully
  cooked. Poke a few holes while cooking to prevent
  rupturing. Slice into 1/2" thick pieces. Serve with
  cooked sticky rice and raw vegetables. Makes about 5
  servings. From Gail Shimizu.
 


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