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"As a native NYer relocated to French Quebec, the discovery of this morning morsel was very appealing though daunting because of the calories slathered on by the pork. This recipe is a lighter version of this "traditional Quebecquois" breakfast meal and I think more tasty, quick and easy to make. Served on toast, this savory pate is a meal..."

Ingredients: cream of mushroom soup, Dijon mustard...

"My low fat version of these famous English sausages. An Oxford butcher probably created this recipe in the days when every shop sold its own special home-made sausages. These are succulent and meaty, well flavoured with herbs and lemon. They are shaped in the hands before frying, and do not have skins, making them ideal to make if you do not have a..."

Ingredients: lean boneless pork, dried herbs...

"These are succulent and meaty, well-flavoured with herbs and lemon. They are shaped by hands before cooking and do not have skins. They remind me of the sausage my mother bought from the local butcher when I was a kid. These keep very well in the fridge or freezer and can be reheated quickly."

Ingredients: eggs, fresh breadcrumbs...

"Enjoy these savoury sausages as part of a hearty breakfast, or serve traditional "Bangers 'n Mash" for dinner. Chef’s Incredible Tip: After you thoroughly wash and rinse the sausage casings, soak them in pineapple juice for 24-36 hours (in the fridge) and then rinse them again prior to stuffing them. This process softens the casings and..."

Ingredients: ground lean pork, dried marjoram...

"Tasty little buggers. These bear a close resemblance to Scottish sausage rolls."

Ingredients: eggs, fresh breadcrumbs...

""Great chieftain o' the puddin-race!" (Robert Burns). CHEF'S NOTE: Due to the fact that some of the “true” ingredients of a Scottish haggis recipe are officially considered “unfit for human consumption” by the United States Department of Agriculture, it is impossible to obtain those ingredients in the United States. The following..."

Ingredients: pork sausage casings, spices...

"This is a breakfast sausage, not andouille. It dates from the time that Paul Prudhomme was executive chef at Commander's Palace. Adapted from Gourmet Magazine, October 1977. Prep time includes chilling time."

Ingredients: ground cumin, ground veal...