“Reinacharn Sausages.” (Sarah. 1867.)
These sausages have no skins, so are more like rissoles.
Chop fine from the best end of a loin of pork, 1 lb. lean and fat, half and half. Take ½ lb. of stale bread, soak well in milk (or in water, if the sausages are to be kept a day or two, as the milk may turn sour), squeeze it dry and then mash the bread; mix all and season to taste.
Roll up the mixture in little balls; have enough butter in the pan to grease it, and fry the sausages. Be careful to turn them as they cook; they take 10 minutes or more.