Sausage Roller Machine
クルクル回る甘い誘惑！台湾ソーセージ専用の自動ローラー焼き機
Description
Always installed at night markets or convenience store registers (like 7-Eleven). Multiple heated metal pipes rotate, automatically grilling Taiwan's unique sweet sausages (Xiangchang).
Classification: For Kids,Commercial Machines,Source of Night Market Sweet Smells
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How to use
Ingredients
- Stainless steel(roller part)
- Heater
Instructions
- [Usage Secret]
- [Set Xiangchang] Line up sweet, spiced (five-spice) Taiwanese sausages 'Xiangchang' in the gaps of the rotating rollers.
- [Auto-rotation Grilling] Turn on the switch, rollers rotate slowly, heating Xiangchang evenly as they roll.
- Melted pork fat and sugar from Xiangchang heat up, scattering an intensely sweet, savory smell around along with 'crisp' grill marks on the skin.
- Skewer the grilled Xiangchang on bamboo, hand to customer with raw garlic slices.
Learn more Substitutes, pairings, tips
Key spices
Intense sweet smell of scorching five-spice、pork fat、and sugar
Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets
Frying pan or grill net (but hard to get even crispiness)
Pairing
Xiangchang (Taiwanese sausage), Da Chang Bao Xiao Chang
Trivia
[For Kids] The true identity of 'that smell' wafting the moment you enter a Taiwan convenience store comes from Tea Eggs and this Sausage Roller. Unlike net-grilling, oil doesn't drop too much, putting the sausage in a 'shallow-frying' state in its own fat, finishing crisp outside and abnormally juicy inside. A magic machine sucking in everyone.
Eating tips & etiquette
[Unique Eating] Stare intently at the Xiangchang rolling in the convenience store, pointing out and buying the most delicious-looking one whose skin is 'baked tight right before bursting'!
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