DISH RESEARCH · Main dish
Medisterpolse
Also known as: Medisterpølse
Arla’s medister browns a prepared medisterpølse in butter and oil, turns it occasionally and finishes frying at moderate heat, with an optional needle-pricking handling tip.
About Medisterpolse
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Arla’s selected medister preparation pan-fries a supplied medisterpølse in butter and oil. The recipe describes a golden crust and juicy centre for the finished sausage.
The butter and oil go into a frying pan. The medister is browned over high heat for about four minutes and turned from time to time.
The heat is lowered to a moderate level for about fourteen more minutes of frying. The same butter and oil remain the cooking medium for this stage.
Arla offers pricking the sausage in a few places with a meat needle as a handling tip if it tends to split. The openings face the pan so meat juices can run out.
The selected method finishes the medister directly in the pan. Its golden surface surrounds the prepared sausage filling, with the butter and oil contributing to the frying stage.
Ingredients in Medisterpolse
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- Wheat flourbinder
- Onionseasoning
- Saltseasoning
- Porkprotein
Ingredient connections awaiting review. Versions and preparation vary.
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