
Historic recipe from Malinda Russell's 1866 cookbook "A Domestic Cook Book". Page 34. One of the earliest known cookbooks by an African American author.
Take suet, pick out all the strings and skin, then chop it very fine, mix with flour, season with , , , , and .
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Dress the inwards of the beef or of a pig as you would for sausage.
Stuff them, and boil slowly nearly an hour, occasionally pricking them with a fork.
When done, hang them up to dry; they are then ready for use at all seasons.
Boil them over to warm when you wish to eat them.