The traditional white breakfast sausage of pork, rusk, onions & seasonings. Although this white pudding is made in the USA, the recipe is true to the tradition of authentic Irish white puddings. Winstons Sausage Co. was founded in 1960 by Mary and Michael Winston, a native of County Roscommon, in Chicago, IL. Frozen, 16oz package.
You can mix & match frozen food, the Total Weight of your Frozen Order has to be a minimum of 6lbs
This item has a ship weight of 1 lb.Requires Styrofoam Box and Dry Ice.
White pudding from Winston’s is a delicacy that everyone enjoys. They can be enjoyed individually or combined with other dishes, either way they can be a hearty meal for any time of the day.
Pork, water, rusk (bleached wheat flour), soy protein concentrate, onion, salt, spices, monosodium glutamate, and sodium nitrate.
Serving Size: 90 gm
Fry – Slice the product into discs approximately 1cm thick. Heat some oil in a pan and add the slices of white pudding. Allow the pudding to cook for 3-4 minutes on each side.
Grill – Slice the product into discs approximately 1cm thick. Place all the pudding slices on a tray under a preheated grill. Allow the white pudding to cook for 3-4 minutes on each side.
Microwave – Slice the product into discs approximately 1cm thick. Keep the heat of microwave on full power and cook the white pudding slices for 60 – 90 seconds.
Oven – Slice the product into discs approximately 1cm thick. Preheat the oven to 190°C. Oil a baking tray and place the white pudding slices on it. Allow the pudding to cook for 6-8 minutes, flipping it once in between.
Ingredients
Preparation
Season the fritters with some salt and serve hot with the spicy Bramley apple ketchup.
Winston’s Irish Brand White Pudding was founded by a couple – Mary and Michael Winston Sr. They were from County Roscommon but were immigrants in Chicago, USA. Michael Winston worked as a butcher in the stockyards and soon came up with the idea of making authentic Irish-style black and white puddings, sausages, soda bread and Irish bacon. Even though the couple stayed in the US they retained the authentic Irish recipe while making the sausages and bread.