scotch eggs

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cramorra

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Wednesday 10th October 2012
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nicely cooked on the outside - ideally slightly runny or at least waxy egg yolk inside?
Practically how you always want them and never get them- worth making yourself?
How to?

cramorra

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Thursday 11th October 2012
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some of those sound excellent - will grow fat in trying, though.....

cramorra

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Monday 15th October 2012
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had a serious go over the weekend - heston's receipy as always great - but sodding difficult to get the half cooked eggs out their shells....
Needed large amounts of beer trying to wash all down- horrible job but somebody had to yum

cramorra

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Tuesday 16th October 2012
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D3fender said:
I have a relation who runs a gastro pub in London, famous for its Scotch eggs. Apparently the runny yoke is soon to be struck off the finished product due to Environmental Health deeming the runny yokes a hygiene issue.
is this the harwood arms - they are exceptional, not just the scotch eggs - how sad - can they not just get guests to sign a disclamer and tell the healt and safety gestapo to get lost?????

cramorra

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Tuesday 16th October 2012
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Wadeski said:
Living in America, this thread is torture.

I yearn for good, home-made scotch eggs. The Cadogan Arms in Chelsea does a lovely one with a runny yolk, if people are ever in West London.
try the heston recepy, then- should be able to get eggs and if you have a german or english butcher somewhere sausage meat should be forthcoming....
it's worth doing (don't use any american beer, though)

cramorra

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Tuesday 16th October 2012
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Mobile Chicane said:
A local(ish) Surrey pub, The Percy Arms in Chilworth, makes Scotch Eggs in boerewors.
sounds awesome