It's probably still kabanosy - they come in various sizes, but are overall thinner than sausage.So what's the next size up called? Looks like a kabanosy but is longer and a bit thicker. Tastes pretty much the same.
It's probably still kabanosy - they come in various sizes, but are overall thinner than sausage.So what's the next size up called? Looks like a kabanosy but is longer and a bit thicker. Tastes pretty much the same.
Oh, I love deer sausage. And boar sausage. There's a place called Rosamunde Sausage Grill in SF that has those. Someone please remind me and I'll go and do some sausage tasting there!I'll stick with my locally made smoked Deer sausage .
Wallington was always full of Polish folks. Garfield isn’t far away.It's called kabanosy.
For those of you in NJ area, Piast in Garfield has good selection of Polish goods. They have hot food for take out as well. I mail order from them once in a while around holidays since there are no Polish delis where I live.
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I was only kidding about the butt cancerI'm limiting my cured meat product intake to once a week. Eating my way through all the sausage offerings at my local Polish market will take a while. I haven't had a sausage in three weeks now! I'm having withdrawls, I think.
Tell Jersey Jerk behind the counter there that he misspelled kabanosy, but I'll give him a pass if they taste good.I’ve got to say… Theirs is the best I’ve had.
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A bit less fatty, or different kind of fatty, a bit spicier… just delicious!
They sure do taste good. Next time I go I’ll get some and ship them!Tell Jersey Jerk behind the counter there that he misspelled kabanosy, but I'll give him a pass if they taste good.
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To be honest, I have never seen it spelled that way.Could it be a regional or different language spelling? I see it with the o on a bunch of sites…
The name comes from the word kaban, an old obsolete term used in eastern parts of Poland for a young male pig fattened with potatoes specially for making this kind of sausage (hence kabanos - "made of kaban"). The word kaban with a similar meaning is also present in other neighbouring languages; it was initially loaned from Turkic languages where it denotes a boar.
A few in Kearny too.Wallington was always full of Polish folks. Garfield isn’t far away.
It's just a misspelled sausage. How about fish? I saw this a few weeks ago.Tell Jersey Jerk behind the counter there that he misspelled kabanosy, but I'll give him a pass if they taste good.
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