lenkki makkara
lenkki makkara
My men did the shopping yesterday and brought home a package of lenkki makkara. Dh informed me that ds wanted it. He said that he thinks it should be cooked in the oven. I have no idea what to do with it. At what temp and for how long? Any other prep needed before or after cooking?
Re: lenkki makkara
In the oven... traditional uunimakkara would take, erm, about 20-30 min in 200 degrees C... you can e.g. make a deepish cut (length-wise) and insert some cheese wedges before shoving the thing into oven... Hard cheese like Emmental is good, but other varieties may also do. Also you may squeeze some tomato purée into the cut before inserting the cheese wedges... even if you do not use cheese etc, it's a good idea to make some diagonal cuts onto the sausage before putting it into the oven, like what you see below...

Lenkkimakkara can also be wrapped in (strong) aluminium folio... maybe with some onion rings etc... and prepared on the saunakiuas
After the cooking, mustard and/or ketchup... voilá!
edit: the tradition also includes


Lenkkimakkara can also be wrapped in (strong) aluminium folio... maybe with some onion rings etc... and prepared on the saunakiuas

After the cooking, mustard and/or ketchup... voilá!
edit: the tradition also includes


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Re: lenkki makkara
I don't need anything but mustard on it sometimes... sometimes I forget the oven 

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The day you forget the sausage, then it's going to be the time to really start worryingHank W. wrote:I don't need anything but mustard on it sometimes... sometimes I forget the oven

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And for anyone who buys the cheap sausage:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechanical ... vered_meat
Look for the word beginning "kone..." in the ingredient declaration if you want to know if mechanically recovered meat is in your sausage
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechanical ... vered_meat
Look for the word beginning "kone..." in the ingredient declaration if you want to know if mechanically recovered meat is in your sausage

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Hö, lenkkimakkara is a pastry, vegetable family.
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Hey, she's talking about lenkkimakkara, not grillimakkara (as in the picture).
HK blue? Make a slice by knife almost splitting the whole sausage, take plastic cover off, put thick slices of cheese inside the sausage, and heat it in owen about 20 minutes in 225c.
You might heat some potato (French fries or similar), or some onions at the same time.
That kind of food is basic bachelor's food - it's not like turkey or such, that you'll need a manual how to repair it. One can eat it straight up from a fridge.
Hmmm - going to grill some sausage now...
HK blue? Make a slice by knife almost splitting the whole sausage, take plastic cover off, put thick slices of cheese inside the sausage, and heat it in owen about 20 minutes in 225c.
You might heat some potato (French fries or similar), or some onions at the same time.
That kind of food is basic bachelor's food - it's not like turkey or such, that you'll need a manual how to repair it. One can eat it straight up from a fridge.
Hmmm - going to grill some sausage now...

Re: lenkki makkara
You are quite correct in that; however I only chose the first random pic to show how those fiendishly difficult cuts are "traditionally" made... so as karen would not try to carve some complicated characters in the lines of "MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN" on the sausagesMark I. wrote:Hey, she's talking about lenkkimakkara, not grillimakkara (as in the picture).

Re: lenkki makkara
Well, that was an experience. I cut and baked as directed. Here are things I found out:
1. The kid doesn't actually like lenkki makkara.
2. A glass baking dish will break if the only item in it is a lenkki makkara.
1. The kid doesn't actually like lenkki makkara.
2. A glass baking dish will break if the only item in it is a lenkki makkara.
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oops!karen wrote:Well, that was an experience. I cut and baked as directed. Here are things I found out:
1. The kid doesn't actually like lenkki makkara.
2. A glass baking dish will break if the only item in it is a lenkki makkara.
I used to just use becel butter n make it in the pan.
My So just boils it!!


Re: lenkki makkara
And when you get really adventurous, try Finnish stroganoff:
http://www.sininen.fi/ruokaohje/8
I'm rather frightened by the name of this recipe: http://www.sininen.fi/ruokaohje/13
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http://www.sininen.fi/ruokaohje/8
I'm rather frightened by the name of this recipe: http://www.sininen.fi/ruokaohje/13

-enk
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You can only eat it at night... and it "speeds through you"enk wrote:I'm rather frightened by the name of this recipe: http://www.sininen.fi/ruokaohje/13

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Re: lenkki makkara
Juur noinsammy wrote:You can only eat it at night... and it "speeds through you"enk wrote:I'm rather frightened by the name of this recipe: http://www.sininen.fi/ruokaohje/13
"pikaruoka suoliston kiitää halki yö jo on..."

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Re: lenkki makkara
Mark I. wrote: HK blue?
Tuotetiedot
HK Sininen Lenkki ®
HK Sininen Lenkki on Suomen myydyin lihavalmiste. Se on erinomainen ruokamakkara kaikkeen ruuanlaittoon. Laktoositon ja gluteeniton herkku, joka maistuu niin kylmänä kuin kuumennettuna.
Pakkauskoko: 580 g
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Suomalainen sianliha, vesi, suomalainen kamara, suomalainen naudanliha, perunajauho, suomalainen koneellisesti erotettu sianliha, suola (1,7 %), stabilointiaineet (E1420, E450, E451), lihaproteiini, perunakuitu, glukoosi, mausteet (mm. sinapinsiemen, valko- ja mustapippuri, inkivääri, korianteri), hapettumisenestoaine (E300), arominvahvenne (E621), aromit (mm. paprika), säilöntäaine (E250).
Lihapitoisuus 43 %. Liha ja lihaan verrattavat valmistusaineet yhteensä 54 %.
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