红肠






哈尔滨红肠


红肠是一種源自立陶宛、外观呈枣红色的香腸，肠体干燥，肠衣表面有均匀皱纹，具有烟熏的风味。



历史


1897年，随着中东铁路的修建，许多俄国人和其他国家的人来到哈尔滨。1900年，俄罗斯商人伊万·雅阔列维奇·秋林在哈尔滨市创建了秋林洋行。1909年，在一名立陶宛员工的努力下，在道里商务街建立了秋林灌肠庄，生产立陶宛风味的香肠，被称为立多夫斯香肠，俗称里道斯香肠。因为香肠颜色呈红色，因而称为红肠，因当时立陶宛属于俄罗斯，故称俄罗斯红肠。红肠推出后，受到了侨民的称赞，也赢得了本地人的喜爱，颇为畅销。



加工


红肠选择优质猪肉90%；牛肉5%，加淀粉和多种调味料，经过腌制、制馅、灌制、烘烤、煮制、烟熏等工序制成。



参见



  • 秋林


  • 法倫香腸（大红腸）








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