Uncle Henry's

A coarse-ground fresh pork sausage from eastern England, defined by one herb: sage. Where other British bangers lean on pepper or mixed spice, the Lincolnshire lets sage do the talking. The pork is chopped through a wide grind plate (minimum 4.5mm), giving the sausage a chunky, open texture that sets it apart from the smooth paste of mass-produced alternatives. Breadcrumbs bind the filling, and the natural hog casing snaps when cooked.