Oxford Sausages Recipe

Take the best part of a leg of veal and of a leg of pork, of each three

pounds; skin it well, and cut it into small dice. Take three pounds of

the best beef suet (the proportion of which you may increase or diminish

according to your taste,) skin it well; add a little sage, and chop it

all together as fine as forcemeat. When chopped, put in six or seven

eggs and a quarter of a pound of cold water, and season to your liking

with pepper and salt. Work it up as if you were kneading dough for

bread; roll it out in the form of sausages, and let the pan you fry them

in be hot, with a bit of butter in it.

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