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Goa sausage

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sausage, introduced from Portugal. The humidity of Goa made it difficult to produce European-styled sausages that would keep, and so the meat was pickled in vinegar, alcohol, and a chilli-spice mix before being placed in pig-gut. The Goan sausage is therefore of Iberian origin and related to the
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The Goa sausage is prepared starting with large chunks of boneless pork that are sliced or chopped and heavily salted. The chopped meat is allowed to dry in the sun for one to two days. Following this, a mixture of spices, ground hot chilli peppers, palm vinegar, and
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Goa sausage is a versatile food, being sold everywhere from street food carts to high end restaurants, being used in sandwiches, stews, fillings in breads, soups, or eaten alone as a side with rice.
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It is usually served in a curry, boiled or fried, accompanied by white rice or baked potatoes and sometimes also with a boiled egg. Slices may be simply boiled with onion and vinegar.
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The sausages are also crumbled or cut and added to curries, stews, chilly fry (a sautée of vegetables and meat, usually beef), and
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According to tradition, they are prepared in the dry season around December–March and consumed in greater quantities during the
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They are frequently seen on restaurant menus in Goa despite neither flat bread being endemic to the region.
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In the form of a fusion food, minced sausages are also stuffed and fried between the layers of
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has the sausages chopped (sometimes with onions and a dash of curry) and placed inside a
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baked into a bun and are available at most cafés and restaurants.
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is a typical reflection of Indo-Portuguese cuisine from
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or the local bun, a chewier form of the western Indian
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or sausage buns are the most common forms of snacks.
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Mapusa
Bardez
Goa
Portuguese India
Chorizo

Feni
casings
smoked
monsoon
Saint Francis Xavier
Old Goa
parathas
naans
pulav
Doh snam
Gyurma
Kargyong
Sargemba


"Goa's pork sausages have much in common with the chorizos of Spain"


"A Brown Kitchen: Prawn and Chorizo Pulao"
San Francisco Chronicle
"Goan Food: Choris Pao: Street Food India The Culinary Gene"
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Goan cuisine

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