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Simply Sausage hand crafts high quality sausages for restaurants, gourmet food shops, farmers who raise livestock naturally, and for people who love great food.

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Hunkered down with comfort food

 



No grilling this week — 18 inches of snow with 10 more to come!
In this weather my thoughts turn to cassoulet.


Here in the Nation’s capital we are hunkered down for what is forecast to be a record breaking snow storm — 20 to 30 inches are forecast. To those of you who are used to such snowfall this may no big deal. But here in the DC area six inches of snow often paralyses the city. Twenty to thirty inches will leave many people snowbound and isolated in their neighborhoods.

 

During these cold, dark, and often snowy winter months I like to have a hearty dish or two simmering on the stove or in the oven. This winter my favorite is my one-pot cassoulet. Modeled on the French classic, my cassoulet is easy to make and as delicious as anything I have eaten in la belle France, even at the best restaurants in Paris.

 

On a cold winter afternoon the comforting aroma of the cassoulet fills the house. And it’s the kind of dish I can go to every two or three hours to retrieve a bowl of warming, delicious nourishment. Moreover, if friends trek through the snow I can have a hearty meal ready in 15 minutes — just add a salad and a loaf of good bread with sweet cream butter.


Buy the cassoulet sausage pack.





NEW: South African Style Boerewors
Duroc pork and Angus beef seasoned with toasted coriander seeds, white wine vinegar, French gray sea salt, black pepper, nutmeg and cloves—a unique taste and utterly delicious!
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Five Great Sausage Samplers
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New York Times Recommendations Gift Package
Special Price: $27.42
3.25 lbs - 4 different varieties
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We include the four varieties Marian Burros of the New York Times recommended in this package: French Country, Chicken with Hatch Green Chilies, Sweet Italian and Barackwurst




Breakfast & Brunch Sausages Collection
Special Price: $33.78
3.8 lbs - 3 different varieties, two packages of each kind- 30 links total
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Perfect for holiday brunches or breakfasts - feed a house full of guests! Three varieties are included in this collection: X-mas Morning, Sage Sausage, and Cumberland Banger



Bratwurst Gift Package
Special Price: $36.47
4.35 lbs - 6 different varieties
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Italian, French, and Spanish Sausage Collection
Special Price: $39.99
4.85 lbs - 7 different varieties
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Non-pork sausage collection
(Contains NO pork)
Special Price: $39.99
4.75 lbs - 6 different varieties
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We are fanatical about quality. We use high quality meats such as Vande Rose Farms Duroc pork, which is sustainably raised without hormones or antibiotics. For beef, we are using briskets and chucks. Our spices are the best available. In short,
we believe that good ingredients, handled with care and creativity produce outstanding eating. (To best serve you, we need your help.)





We ship our sausages well frozen in insulated containers. During the fall and winter, all shipments must be for second-day delivery at most. Next-day delivery is best.

Please note that the minimum order is $25.00. This minimum means more of what you spend goes to buying sausages and less to shipping and handling.





 

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