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The recipe that I have for Kielbasi calls for Marjoram, and I have used it and the sausage was good. I got ready to make sausage the other day and found that I was out of Marjoram, so I used sage instead, because to the best of my recall, They smelled very similar. Yesterday, I looked at three different grocery stores and found no Marjoram. Any opinions about just going with the substitution of sage going forward? miles


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You can buy Marjoram from amazon by the oz or pound.

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I pretty much don't deal with Amazon, but I guess that I could in a pinch. miles


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Anything but fennel.


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Never used any sage in other than breakfast sausage

I use ground mustard, black pepper, cayenne, garlic
powder, brown sugar, and allspice along with the cure

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Originally Posted by FatCity67
Anything but fennel.

Wrong.


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Originally Posted by milespatton
The recipe that I have for Kielbasi calls for Marjoram, and I have used it and the sausage was good. I got ready to make sausage the other day and found that I was out of Marjoram, so I used sage instead, because to the best of my recall, They smelled very similar. Yesterday, I looked at three different grocery stores and found no Marjoram. Any opinions about just going with the substitution of sage going forward? miles


Walmart sells it.


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Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by FatCity67
Anything but fennel.

Wrong.


Negro,

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I like fennel in breakfast sausage. Not sure how it’d be in kielbasa.


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Originally Posted by NVhntr
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The recipe that I have for Kielbasi calls for Marjoram, and I have used it and the sausage was good. I got ready to make sausage the other day and found that I was out of Marjoram, so I used sage instead, because to the best of my recall, They smelled very similar. Yesterday, I looked at three different grocery stores and found no Marjoram. Any opinions about just going with the substitution of sage going forward? miles


Walmart sells it.

Everywhere I tried had that spot on the shelf bare. miles


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A few years back I had the same problem with poultry seasoning. Everywhere I went, they were out. I have been watching and now it is every where, in stock. Maybe it is just my bad luck shopping. miles


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I always think of fennel in Italian sausage and sage in breakfast sausage.

Kielbasa, I think of garlic. If you like it with sage, I’d just rock on. Can’t say I could pick marjoram out of a line up?


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Originally Posted by milespatton
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The recipe that I have for Kielbasi calls for Marjoram, and I have used it and the sausage was good. I got ready to make sausage the other day and found that I was out of Marjoram, so I used sage instead, because to the best of my recall, They smelled very similar. Yesterday, I looked at three different grocery stores and found no Marjoram. Any opinions about just going with the substitution of sage going forward? miles


Walmart sells it.

Everywhere I tried had that spot on the shelf bare. miles



PM me your address, Ill mail you some.
If you were to substitute, oregano would be best. Majoram is / was wild oregano in central Europe.

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Wal-Mart app shows it as in stock in the 5 closest stores to me right now. You might need to get out of Arkansas and up into Missouri.

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The recipe that I have for Kielbasi calls for Marjoram, and I have used it and the sausage was good. I got ready to make sausage the other day and found that I was out of Marjoram, so I used sage instead, because to the best of my recall, They smelled very similar. Yesterday, I looked at three different grocery stores and found no Marjoram. Any opinions about just going with the substitution of sage going forward? miles


Walmart sells it.

Everywhere I tried had that spot on the shelf bare. miles



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If you were to substitute, oregano would be best. Majoram is / was wild oregano in central Europe.


Thank you for your offer, but I think that I will pass. I have been eating some of that made last week with the sage, and it is very good. Maybe the best I have made so far. I did add some diced Jalepeno to the standard Kielbasa recipe along with the sage instead of Marjoram. miles


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