Discover the Best Way to Cook Sausages

Pricking or not, let’s find out the best option.

Looking back on the era of “ration”, it was recommended to stab sausages. Why? The sausages were made with very little meat (because they are obviously expensive and hard to come by), so I added a lot of water to make the sausages as “stuffed” as possible-cheap. When water is heated, it logically expands, cracking the skin and exploding.

Today’s sausages come in a variety of qualities, ingredients, and flavors. Therefore, never sting, as it can release the juiciness of the sausage and cause it to explode.

There is one exception to this rule. Raw sausage. It is necessary to make holes in these to release air bubbles that can contain bacteria that are the enemy of hardening.

Of course, apart from roasting and grilling sausages, it’s best to cook in the oven.

Preheat the oven to 180 ° C/350 ° F/Gas mark 4. Place the wire rack in or directly above the roaster pan. Cut the sausages with links and separate them one by one. Spread evenly on the rack without touching it. Cook in a preheated oven for 1015 minutes, rotate, and bake for another 1015 minutes, or until golden. Cooking time depends on the number and thickness of sausages to be cooked. Obviously, thin Chiporata sausages cook faster than thick Cumberland sausages.

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