What is the German name for a recipe for a stuffed pig stomach?!


Question: I had not heard of this one before and since I am German I am curious.


Answers: I had not heard of this one before and since I am German I am curious.

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Knipp (Speise) from Bremen and Lower Saxony, north Germany. Made with any animal leftovers, spiced with salt, pepper and thickened with cereal. Served in either a sausage or in slices usually with fried potatoes and bacon. Tastes exactly the same as Scottish haggis.

Could also be pf?lzer saumagen in the south.





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