
Lamb casings (intestines) are carefully cleaned and washed thin small-calibre lamb intestines, translucent, elastic, strong, with a neutral smell, edible, sold salted or in brine. They are soaked and slipped onto the nozzle of a sausage stuffer to fill thin sausages — kupaty, chipolatas, merguez, hunter's sausages, for grilling and frying, and are also plaited into kokoretsi.
The recipe is taken from the book by A. Piruzyan "Armenian Culinary Arts" (1960).
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A recipe shared by the brand chef of the Moscow Greek restaurant Molon Lave, Stamatis Tsilias.
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