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For me, the expense of $6 is better than buy a bush & nurture it. Primarily since the container provides more than my needs for a couple of years. I've made myself look harder at need/effort/cost in a better light. Like not devoting space to grow something I eat sparingly. 🤷 Garden math, toil efforts.
It was about a 6 inch long stick (dormamt cutting) without any roots, less than a year ago.

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please, if you get a moment and can share your recipe i'd like to see it (unless it is one that is already pretty widespread - i can read a link to it too :) )... :) ?
Of course - It was pretty awesome ... I had some pure orange oil extract I use ( from making Belgian beer ) but I used too much it is very strong other than that it is as Chef Parisi show's ... I will adjust to 1/2 tsp ( from a full tsp ) next time around ... ( and get some real casings) - this was a test run ...


I personally always switch oregano to marjoram but I had oregano and did not have marjoram. I think I also doubled the fennel ground half to powder and mortared the rest.
 
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I personally always switch oregano to marjoram but I had oregano and did not have marjoram. I think I also doubled the fennel ground half to powder and mortared the rest.

thanks! :)

i have been trying to figure out what is different between the sweet italian sausage that many places make and the kind i could get up north that nobody makes around here. so distinctive i'd consider it a third or nth kind (not one of two but one of many).

it could be the spices, orange or wine that i'm considering different and i normally do not cook with wine at all so a challenge would be for me to even try this sometime but i may in the future. :)
 

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thanks! :)

i have been trying to figure out what is different between the sweet italian sausage that many places make and the kind i could get up north that nobody makes around here. so distinctive i'd consider it a third or nth kind (not one of two but one of many).

it could be the spices, orange or wine that i'm considering different and i normally do not cook with wine at all so a challenge would be for me to even try this sometime but i may in the future. :)
Ah yes and I used Madera wine hard to find but since Martha Stewart did a turkey with it and I tried it - it is a perfect basting wine :) ! Forgot that one too... Our Thanksgiving birds have been injected and basted with Madera for ??? 15 Years maybe ...
 
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