blutwurst in a sentence

• Sort of like having your blutwurst sushi and eating, too.
• Feeling adventurous, I blindly ordered the Gebratene Blutwurst mit Schmorweiebeln, Apflestucken und Kartoffelpuree.
• Bratwurst, Liverwurst, and Blutwurst all hail from Germany, and Pepperoni is the dry Italian treat.
• And they came for the sausages _ bratwurst, weisswurst, landjaeger, mettwurst, blutwurst and the like.
• Other German variants are " Palatinate, a reduced fat version of " Blutwurst " using potato cubes instead of bacon.
• -- Last month, John Kelly's take on the life of Viennese Expressionist Egon Schiele, " Pass the Blutwurst, Bitte, " was a hit.
• C . 1999 The San Francisco Chronicle SAN FRANCISCO _ One of the hottest catchphrases ( some would say cliches ) in food circles these days is " fusion cuisine " ergo German blutwurst served sushi-style.
• "They'll find the mixes they want, or the ready-made tart bottoms, and then they'll discover the ` brat herings'( pickled, fried herrings ) and ` blutwurst'( blood sausage ), too ."
• Regional specialties in Schleswig-Holstein, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Lower Saxony include " Blutwurst " or Blood sausage and a variety of meatloaves, made from a mixture of ground pork and beef and served with mashed potatoes, brown sauce and lingonberry jam.
• The individual ingredients are held together by solidified fat ( as in " Streichw黵ste " or string sausages ), gelatine ( as in " Sulz "-cured meat in gelatine ) or blood proteins coagulated by heating ( as in " Blutwurst " or blood sausage ).
• It's difficult to see blutwurst in a sentence .
• This being the northwest of England, the usual attributes of a Full English _ fried bacon, fried eggs, fried mushrooms, fried tomatoes _ were complemented by chunks of Cumberland sausage ( a spicier, meatier variant on the less muscular southern sausage ) or black pudding, a close relative of the German Blutwurst, or blood sausage.