The sausage is hot, HOT, and the crisp casing snaps and bursts as you bite into it. It’s salty, fatty, garlicky, smoky, pungent with mustard, sweet and aromatic with cooked onion, with a spicy-sour kick from the hot peppers.
What’s not to like? It’s well-seasoned sausage–coriander and mace are the basic spices behind a lot of the world’s great sausages, and the bread crumbs help the sausage crisp up nicely in the pan.
The savory meat and vegetable mixture, aromatic and pungent, spicy with paprika and cumin and dried chilies, glues itself to the flatbread as it bakes, remaining moist yet adhering itself to the surface.
In July, the Tribunal will investigate the so-called “Turkish pizza” lahmacun, the “square” Lorne sausage of Scotland, and Chicago’s own Maxwell Street style sandwiches.
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