looking for Locanico -- Greek sausage

[LVTfan]

A few years ago, I discovered locanico, a greek sausage, in the Boston area. Now I'm looking for a source in Connecticut or the NYC metro. Google hasn't given me any useful results. Do you have a source?

Locanico has some orange rind in it, and some fennel, and perhaps some wine. I've seen it served for breakfast in diners. I've served it with crackers as an hors d'oeuvre.

[byrd]

"Old Nieghborhood" is the most common brand, it is pretty easy to find as they manufacture out of Mass. Call them and they'll tell you where to go in Conn.:
http://www.thinntrim.com/index.html

[mrsdebdav]

Here's a recipe; sounds fairly easy:
http://www.thegutsygourmet.net/greeksausg.html
You can buy it from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B000LRKOX0/ref=dp_olp_0?ie=UTF8&condition=all
Although not available online, I'm guessing Titan in Astoria would carry it:
http://www.titanfood.com/mm5/merchant...
In Norwalk, you might try:
My Big Fat Greek Market
454 Main Avenue, Norwalk, CT
[phone]‎

[johnk]

Yasou!
Mediterranean Foods
23-18 31st Street
Astoria NY
718-721-0221
Right over the Triboro ( RFK ) Bridge.
Regards,
JK

[Cheese Boy]

Yep, that's the place you want to be.

You have two *other* places in that mini-mall you'll want to check out. The Plaza Meat Market is one, and Artopolis is the other. The Plaza Meat Market makes some excellent sausage for grilling in the summertime. I'm not sure of its availability now or if they make the Loukaniko you're seeking, but give them a call to see if they have it. Stop in to Artopolis for a real treat while you're there too.

Plaza Meat Market --> http://www.thecitycook.com/shopping/data/000253

Artopolis --> http://www.artopolis.net/picture-gall...

[mcf]

Ethos in NYC and surrounds lists it with the ingredients you mention:
http://www.ethosrestaurants.com/