Boudin Noir
Boudin Noir. Belgian, Catalan, and Cajun cuisine also features this sausage, and variations on this dish are eaten in many cultures. Blood sausage or black pudding, for example, are eaten in Great Britain and Ireland, and the German variation of this dish.
Belgian, Catalan, and Cajun cuisine also features this sausage, and variations on this dish are eaten in many cultures.
Variants of the boudin noir occur in French, Belgian, Cajun and Catalan cuisine.
Le boudin noir est traditionnellement servi accompagné de pommes cuites. Place some lard on a hot frying pan then fry the fat stirring often until light brown. Ingredients: pork blood, onions, pork fat, spices, natural hog casing.
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