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Mushroom Sausage with Pine Nuts

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  1. Mushroom Sausage with Pine Nuts

    2 lb. Pork shoulder butt
    1/2 lb. Pork back fat
    11/4 tsp. Salt
    2 cups Crimini or button mushrooms
    1/2 cup Porcini mushrooms, dry
    4 Tbsp Pine nuts
    1 tsp. Pepper, black, ground
    4 tsp. Parsley, chopped
    1 tsp. Marjoram, ground
    61/4 Tbsp Marsala wine

    Grind the pork meat and fat through a fine plate; add the salt, mixing well and
    refrigerate the paste. Soak the porcini for 30 minutes in a 1/4 cup of warm
    water. Drain and reserve the soaking liquid. Dice the Crimini and porcini
    mushrooms and add to a saucepan with about a tablespoon of butter. Saute over
    medium high heat for 5 minutes. Add the wine and reserved mushroom water to the
    pan, bring to a boil, cover and reduce heat to medium low. Simmer for 10
    minutes. Cool and refrigerate. Place the cold mushrooms and wine to the food
    processor and pulse several times until the pieces are uniform but not turned
    into a paste. Place the pine nuts in a frying pan and toast to a very light
    brown; constantly shaking the pan back and forth, being careful not to burn the
    nuts. Add the mushrooms, wine, dry ingredients and pine nuts to the pork paste,
    mixing well. Stuff into 32 mm casings and form 5-inch links. Air dry for
    several hours then refrigerate before use to let the flavors develop. Makes
    about a dozen sausages Grill and serve.

    Note: This sausage is at its best when eaten fresh; it does not retain
    its mushroom flavor well when frozen!

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