Breakfast Sausage Patties

also called sausage patties · breakfast sausage · country sausage · sage sausage · sausage links

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Breakfast Sausage Patties: ingredients down the left, what to do with them across. Tap any cell to cross it off.
2 tsp(2 g)rubbed sagemix the seasoning drywork in just until it turns tackychill 1 hour, so the sage comes forwardshape eight, dimple, fry 6 min
1 tsp(1 g)dried thyme
2 tsp(12 g)kosher salt
1 tsp(2 g)coarse black pepper
1/2 tsp(1 g)red pepper flakes
2 tsp(8 g)light brown sugar
1/4 tspgrated nutmeg
2 Tbs(30 mL)ice water
2 lb(900 g; shoulder, 25–30% fat)coarsely ground pork
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1mix the seasoning dry

2work in just until it turns tacky

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Start to finish
at least 1 hr 6 min2 of 4 steps give no time
Needs you
about 6 min
If you get it wrong
Unforgiving — raw pork sausage is cooked through every time, and the six minutes in the pan is not a preference
  1. mix the seasoning dry

    not timedfrom the start

  2. work in just until it turns tacky

    not timedfrom the start

  3. chill 1 hour, so the sage comes forward

    1 hrwalk awayfrom the start

  4. shape eight, dimple, fry 6 min

    6 minneeds you1 hr in

You'll need cast-iron skillet

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See how it is written
>> title: Breakfast Sausage Patties
>> category: Fried & Crispy
>> tags: pork, sage, breakfast, griddle, make-ahead
>> counters: Diner
>> aka: sausage patties, breakfast sausage, country sausage, sage sausage, sausage links
>> pairs-with: buttermilk-pancakes
>> servings: 8
>> time: 1 hr 30 min
>> slack: unforgiving — raw pork sausage is cooked through every time, and the six minutes in the pan is not a preference

>> step: mix the seasoning dry
Mix @rubbed sage{2%tsp}(2 g), @dried thyme{1%tsp}(1 g), @kosher salt{2%tsp}(12 g), @coarse black pepper{1%tsp}(2 g), @red pepper flakes{1/2%tsp}(1 g), @light brown sugar{2%tsp}(8 g) and @grated nutmeg{1/4%tsp} together dry, so the salt is evenly through the lot before it meets the meat.

>> step: work in just until it turns tacky
Work @&(~1)sausage seasoning{} and @ice water{2%Tbs}(30 mL) into @coarsely ground pork{2%lb}(900 g; shoulder, 25–30% fat) with your hands just until the mixture turns tacky and holds a print.

>> step: chill 1 hour, so the sage comes forward
Chill @&(~1)sausage meat{} covered ~chill{1%hr}, which is what lets the sage and the salt reach the middle.

>> step: shape eight, dimple, fry 6 min
Shape @&(~1)rested sausage{} into eight patties wider than the biscuit, press a dimple into each, and fry in a dry #cast-iron skillet{} over medium heat ~fry{6%min}, turning once.