The Link
July 2 , 2003
Issue Four
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Welcome Sausage Lover!
Barbecue season is upon us and nothing tastes better than Aidells Sausages hot off the grill. Serve up whole links on crusty rolls with your favorite condiments, slice them up and skewer them with vegetables or toss them on grilled pizzas. This month we are proud to introduce our NEW Portobello Mushroom Sausage. We use a blend of champignons (field mushrooms), portobello mushrooms, and the essence of porcini or cepes (boletus edulis), to create a sausage any mushroom lover will swoon over…Visit Our Online Store and Order Some Today

Aidells Portobello Mushroom Sausage
A savory blend of wild and cultivated mushrooms, smoked chicken and
turkey, with garlic, sage, and sweet onions, Aidells Portobello Mushroom Sausages add their rich, earthy flavors to the delicious recipes in this month’s newsletter or they can be grilled or pan fried as a main course for lunch or dinner…Visit Our Website for More Delicious Ideas

Mushrooms
These succulent fungi have added their woodsy flavors and smoky taste to the world’s cuisine for thousands of years. Many species are still gathered in the wild by expert mushroom hunters and can be purchased today in specialty markets; mushrooms were first cultivated in ancient Japan and China, and since the 1600’s century in Europe…Click Here to Learn More About Mushrooms

Shop Now!Time to Fire Up The Grill!
With our wide variety of flavors, Aidells has the sausages to make any barbecue or summer get-together special…Visit Our Online Store and Stock Up on All of Your Favorites

 

I hope you enjoyed this edition of The Link.
Anne-marie Ramo, Executive Chef
annemarie@aidells.com

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Good Eats
Recipe Corner
Grilled Flat Bread with Mushroom Sausage
This flat bread is a nice departure from pizza and is great fun to make on the grill. Experiment with a variety of cheeses like Teleme or Smoked Gouda and additional toppings like roasted garlic or red peppers.

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Ask Aidells

I’ve often seen the huge brown mushrooms called portobellos in the produce section of the supermarket.

Question: What are they? Are they wild or cultivated? How should I cook with them?

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Featured Farmers Market

Culinary Delights Await You at San Francisco’s Ferry Plaza Market.

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