
Transylvania, Romania
Virsli Romanesti
Virșli românești
Thin Romanian regional sausages made from a finely seasoned meat mixture, lightly smoked and served hot from a grill or pot.
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Transylvania, Romania
Virșli românești
Thin Romanian regional sausages made from a finely seasoned meat mixture, lightly smoked and served hot from a grill or pot.

Northern Ireland, Ireland
Putóg bhán
An Irish pork sausage with oatmeal, fat, and spices, a daily and breakfast classic

Munich, Germany
Weißwurst
Munich specialty made with pork, veal, and pork fat seasoned with parsley, pepper, lemon, and salt, boiled not fried.

France
Boudin blanc
White sausage made without blood, smooth and mild, often served at Christmas.

Luxembourg Moselle, Luxembourg
Wäinzoossiss
Fresh pork sausage poached in Moselle white wine, a regional speciality from the Eislek.

Germany
Wollwurst is a pale Bavarian pork-and-veal sausage made without a casing, poached then browned in a pan.

Isan (Northeastern Thailand), Thailand
ยำแหนมสด
Isan-style salad with fermented pork sausage, shallots, ginger, peanuts, and a sweet-sour-spicy dressing.

Bavaria, Germany
Gelbwurst
Bavarian boiled sausage, pale yellow-white, with mild ginger and nutmeg flavor, no curing salts.

Malta
Zalzett tal-Malti
Zalzett tal-Malti is a coarse Maltese pork sausage seasoned with coriander and black pepper.

Modena, Italy
Stuffed pig's trotter, Modena tradition, often served with lentils.

Czech Republic
Short, chunky smoked sausage roasted over an open fire, a Czech camping ritual.

Silesia, Poland
A Silesian blood sausage variant where groats are replaced by wheat buns, with pork offal and blood. A rustic, soft sausage, served fried or grilled, a Silesian specialty.