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Pork sausage in Isaan

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Pimay1 Platinum Member

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Does anyone know where I can buy real pork sausage in Isaan made with sage? I would like to find it in a sack like the pic below so I could fry it.

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tonray Ruby Member

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I think I saw that in the markets in Khon Kaen. There is an open air (but covered market) right around the town center (the name of the soi evades me now). They pretty much have everything you could get in Issan.

Don't know about sage though....but many different types of pork sausage both cooked and cured naturally available.

I dug thru my photos...this is the place I think that has it :

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GinBoy2 Platinum Member

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I think this is what you are looking for. From: http://www.jimmydean.com/

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I don't recall seeing any brand of it here.

Funny you should have posted this, I'm headed back home for Christmas and was planning to smuggle a few packs of Jimmy Dean in my luggage on the way back....shhhhhhhhh, don't tell anyone!

Gonsalviz Platinum Member

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I make it. I got lucky and found fresh sage at the Villa Market in Udon. The small lotus stores sell some nice lean minced pork. A little salt, sage and ground chili makes a nice sausage. Run the fresh sage through a food processer. Actually the food processor will make the sausage.

Possibly a large Makro might have sage but I've never seen it there.

CJK1 Explorer Member

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Number 1 bar in Khon Kaen sell very good, Cumberland, Lincolnshire and premium pork sausages. They are 180 baht for a 6 pack (500g). They purchase them from an English run factory in BKK who have the ingredients (except the pork) sent from England. They supply many bars/restaurants in Khon Kaen. PM me if you want the contact details.

cooked Platinum Member

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No sage. Makro have an excellent sausage, previously called Cumberland sausage now called pork sausage, about ฿289.- /packet I believe.

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Pimay1 Platinum Member

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Thanks for all the replies. I found a website here in Thailand where sage sausage and other products can be ordered online. The guy is from the US and lives in Pattaya. 500 grams (one pound) is 200 Baht.

Will deliver COD.

http://www.mjsmokehouse.com/

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KhunBENQ Star Member

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The cultural divide by the English channel cheesy.gif

I should not have written this, as I have promised myself not the write/participate in culinary topics in an English language forum anymore.

Won't come back here.

lostinisaan Platinum Member

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Sausages can be different. Please have a look at TGM's website. I love their products:

http://www.tgm.co.th/tgm/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=6

Quite possibly the worst pretend sausages in Thailand.

You have no idea what you're talking about. Have you ever tried the Nuernberger Bratwurst? Not much different to buying them in Germany.

They have fantastic sausages and if you dislike them, you've got no idea what good food really is.

Americans with their "white enriched bread", hot dogs, etc... then the Brits with their traditional and fatty Fish n' Chips, as their "National dish?

TGM has a wide variety of great sausages and if you don't like the taste, you must be used to junk food.

But me as German ( from lower Franconia, a real food paradise) guy discussing with an American/ Aussie/ Brit what good food should taste/look like, is pretty much insane.

I've eaten food from all around the world and I think I can judge what's good and what's terrible. Just had a chat with a Filipino who praised their foods, god I can't eat any of their stuff.

You're right, I'm wrong and that's fine.

puchooay Gold Member

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Sausages can be different. Please have a look at TGM's website. I love their products:

http://www.tgm.co.th/tgm/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=6

Quite possibly the worst pretend sausages in Thailand.

You have no idea what you're talking about. Have you ever tried the Nuernberger Bratwurst? Not much different to buying them in Germany.

They have fantastic sausages and if you dislike them, you've got no idea what good food really is.

Americans with their "white enriched bread", hot dogs, etc... then the Brits with their traditional and fatty Fish n' Chips, as their "National dish?

TGM has a wide variety of great sausages and if you don't like the taste, you must be used to junk food.

But me as German ( from lower Franconia, a real food paradise) guy discussing with an American/ Aussie/ Brit what good food should taste/look like, is pretty much insane.

I've eaten food from all around the world and I think I can judge what's good and what's terrible. Just had a chat with a Filipino who praised their foods, god I can't eat any of their stuff.

You're right, I'm wrong and that's fine.

So just because someone disagrees with you they are wrong?

I can't say that I have had many "fatty fish and chips". There are many many fine places that cook this great dish very well.

There are a plethora of great dishes originating from Britain.

Just because people have different tastes doesn't make them insane.

stoneyboy Platinum Member

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Sausages can be different. Please have a look at TGM's website. I love their products:

http://www.tgm.co.th/tgm/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=6

Quite possibly the worst pretend sausages in Thailand.

You have no idea what you're talking about. Have you ever tried the Nuernberger Bratwurst? Not much different to buying them in Germany.

They have fantastic sausages and if you dislike them, you've got no idea what good food really is.

Americans with their "white enriched bread", hot dogs, etc... then the Brits with their traditional and fatty Fish n' Chips, as their "National dish?

TGM has a wide variety of great sausages and if you don't like the taste, you must be used to junk food.

But me as German ( from lower Franconia, a real food paradise) guy discussing with an American/ Aussie/ Brit what good food should taste/look like, is pretty much insane.

I've eaten food from all around the world and I think I can judge what's good and what's terrible. Just had a chat with a Filipino who praised their foods, god I can't eat any of their stuff.

You're right, I'm wrong and that's fine.

You see the thing is the OP asked about real sausages with sage,the link you posted was the exact opposite of what the OP was enquiring about.

These pictured here are sausages.

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These pictured here are frankfurter hot dogs.

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Issangeorge Gold Member

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Sausages can be different. Please have a look at TGM's website. I love their products:

http://www.tgm.co.th/tgm/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=6

Quite possibly the worst pretend sausages in Thailand.

You have no idea what you're talking about. Have you ever tried the Nuernberger Bratwurst? Not much different to buying them in Germany.

They have fantastic sausages and if you dislike them, you've got no idea what good food really is.

Americans with their "white enriched bread", hot dogs, etc... then the Brits with their traditional and fatty Fish n' Chips, as their "National dish?

TGM has a wide variety of great sausages and if you don't like the taste, you must be used to junk food.

But me as German ( from lower Franconia, a real food paradise) guy discussing with an American/ Aussie/ Brit what good food should taste/look like, is pretty much insane.

I've eaten food from all around the world and I think I can judge what's good and what's terrible. Just had a chat with a Filipino who praised their foods, god I can't eat any of their stuff.

You're right, I'm wrong and that's fine.

Lostinisaan, I just went through the website you provided, and I couldn't find "Nuernburger Bratwurst" anywhere. I think perhaps the problem is what North Americans think of sausage, and what Germans may think of sausage. I clicked on their sausage section, and to be honest it was all junk, nothing there I consider as sausage, the products are what I would call hit dogs or wieners, not sausage. I clicked on their "Air dry sausage & ham" section, and again nothing there I would call sausage, however I have eaten both their Pepperoni, and their Italian Salami, and find them very good. Please give me a link to the Nuernburger Bratwurst, I would like to try some. A bratwurst I like is the Bucher Bratwurst, unfortunately it seems to be only in Macro Stores, which I do not get to, very often.

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