
Romania
Head Cheese
Tobă
Pork head meat, tongue and skin set in aspic inside a stomach casing, sliced thin and eaten cold with mustard.
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Romania
Tobă
Pork head meat, tongue and skin set in aspic inside a stomach casing, sliced thin and eaten cold with mustard.

United States
A Pennsylvania Dutch and soul-food dish of a pig's stomach stuffed with potatoes and sausage, then roasted.

England, United Kingdom
Hog’s Pudding is a coarse West Country white sausage made with pork, suet, and seasoned cereal.

Germany
Jagdwurst
Coarse cooked sausage with visible pork meat chunks, hearty and flavorful, also called Schinkenwurst.

Uruguay
A spicy paprika-red sausage grilled and served in a bread roll with mustard or mayonnaise.

Iceland
Pylsur
Iceland's beloved lamb hot dog with onions, ketchup, mustard, and remoulade, a street and daily classic.

Pyongyang, North Korea
인조고기
Sausages made from soybeans and other ingredients, a way of getting protein when meat is scarce; the related injo kogi bap is cooked rice wrapped in the leftover skin from soybean paste; a popular North Korean street food that emerged from economic hardship; a creative substitute for meat sausages.

Sweden
Coarsely ground, lightly smoked pork sausage with barley and potato, slightly sour from fermentation.

Slovakia
Pork offal and rice or barley packed into a casing with marjoram and garlic, made at the winter slaughter and fried or baked until the skin splits.

Czech Republic
Czech blood sausage with barley and buckwheat, served fried with sauerkraut.

Slovenia
Jetrnice are Slovenian liver sausages made with pork, liver and grain, traditionally cooked for winter meals.

Czech Republic
Soft liver sausage with bread and marjoram, part of the Czech zabijačka pig slaughter.

Bhutan
ཇུ་མ།
Minced meat mixed with rice and spices and packed into intestine, boiled and then sliced and fried.

Poland
Polish thin, dry, smoked pork sticks, crunchy and savory, often flavored with caraway. A portable snack, served with bread and mustard, a national and export staple.

Poland
Polish blood sausage (kiszka) of pork offal, buckwheat, and blood, seasoned with marjoram and onions. Grilled or fried until crispy, a rustic, hearty staple, served with bread.

Kazakhstan
Қазы
Horse-rib meat and fat are packed into a natural casing, then salted, smoked or boiled, and sliced into rich coins.

Korçë, Albania
Kërnacka Korçë
Small grilled sausages from Korce with onions and spices, juicy well-seasoned meat with good char and proper casing, a Korce regional specialty, traditional and beloved, a local street food icon.

Poland
Polish white sausage (raw, unsmoked), seasoned with marjoram and garlic, boiled or baked with onions. An Easter Sunday staple, mild and juicy, served with żurek and horseradish.

Poland
Kiełbasa biała parzona Wielkopolska is a cooked sausage from Greater Poland Voivodeship, rooted in local cooking tradition. Distinct from food-kielbasa-biala.

Kraków, Poland
A thick, smoked, dried pork sausage from Kraków, seasoned with pepper, garlic, and nutmeg. Served cold in slices as a sandwich meat or snack, a national staple.

Lesser Poland, Poland
A premium smoked pork sausage from Liszki near Kraków, with PGI protection. Made from lean pork, seasoned with garlic and pepper, a artisanal specialty, served cold or grilled.

Poland
Polish hunter's sausage: a thin, smoked, dried pork sausage, portable and long-lasting. A rustic, savory snack, served cold with bread and mustard, a hunting classic.

Kraków, Poland
A smoked and steamed pork sausage from near Kraków, mildly aromatic with garlic. Served hot after frying or grilling, with mustard or horseradish sauce, a national staple.

Silesia, Poland
A Silesian smoked pork sausage, medium-ground, mildly seasoned with garlic and pepper. Served grilled or boiled with bread and mustard, a regional staple.

Poland
A thick, smoked, dried pork sausage from Żywiec, seasoned with garlic and pepper. Served cold in slices or grilled, a regional staple, savory and firm.

Podlasie, Poland
Кіндзюк
A Polish dried, smoked pork sausage from Podlasie, stuffed with lean pork and seasoned with garlic. A rustic, firm, dry sausage, served cold in slices, a regional specialty.

Israel
קישקע
An Ashkenazi-Jewish stuffed derma sausage of flour, fat and onions, traditionally cooked in cholent or Shabbat stews, brought to Israel by European Jews.

Poland
Silesian potato sausage.

Germany
Pre-boiled sausage made from ground pork and beef, heavily seasoned with garlic with high fat content.

South Korea
순대
Pork intestines stuffed with glass noodles, pork blood, vegetables, and glutinous rice, steamed and sliced, a popular street food.

Silesia, Poland
A Silesian blood sausage with barley groats, pork offal, and blood, seasoned with marjoram. A rustic, hearty sausage, served fried or grilled with bread and mustard, Silesian.

Slovenia
Blood sausage of pork blood, buckwheat groats or barley, fat and marjoram, made at the winter pig slaughter and pan-fried until the skin splits.

Slovakia
Krvavnička
Blood sausage made at winter slaughter, often with buckwheat.

Belarus
Крывянка
Pig's blood mixed with buckwheat or barley groats and fat, packed into casings and boiled, then sliced and fried until the skin blisters.

Slavonia, Croatia
Kulen
Premium spicy dry-cured sausage from Slavonia made from pork, red paprika, and garlic, the first Croatian food with PDO protection.

Bavaria, Austria
Meat Loaf
Meatloaf made from finely ground pork, beef, and bacon, baked until crispy outside and juicy inside, contains no liver in Austria, a daily staple.