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Published 1987
When a pig is killed as on a French farm, part of the ritual is to catch the blood from its severed throat in a bowl, then add some vinegar to prevent coagulation. From this blood, along with pork snouts and pork tongues, the French Southwesterners make an excellent black sausage (boudin noir) perfumed with onions or raisins. It is often flavored with hot pepper, cloves, nutmeg, and cinnamon.
Completely cooked, then partially dried, these sausages are delicious sliced, fried
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