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    recipe

    During the Highland Games in Colorado, I had the chance to eat a Scottich Egg. It may also be called a Scotch Egg. Please send me your best recipes, as many woman at my church think they can handle the task.

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    Hi Norby, Scotch eggs eh..... Eaten quite a few myself, good hot or cold. Basically a hard boiled egg rolled in twice ground sausage meat rolled in the breadcrumbs of your choice and deep fried.
    Rusty
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    PS. Mary says to use Shake n bake
    Rusty
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    That's so funny, my wife saw someone eating those at Estes and could NOT stop complaining about them......apparantly they aren't for her (or so she said a million times). Wow, egg, sausage, and frying.....sounds up my alley.

    Dave

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    If you plan on making them yourself I suggest using small eggs. Otherwise if you use larger ones, once you get the sausage meat wrapped around them they end up the size of softballs.
    Rusty
    Lord Peter Russell, Laird of Lochaber
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rusty
    If you plan on making them yourself I suggest using small eggs. Otherwise if you use larger ones, once you get the sausage meat wrapped around them they end up the size of softballs.
    There is a Scottish Pub in Cincinnati (Nicholson's - though I hear they are closing) that serves them the size of softballs. Their addition, they make a nest of linguini and fry that too. So you have a crunchy bit to go with it.

    Adam
    "Down among the dancing quanta, everything exists at once." - Warren Zevon

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    My homebrew club back in Champaign used to hang out a little brewpub (no longer a brewpub, BTW - taken over by little toadies.....) where one of our members was the brewmaster...

    Once a month we had a get-together when he would put something on hand-pull and we would make dozens of these.....

    The perfect beer food......
    Give a man a beer, he wastes an hour....
    Teach a man to brew, he wastes a lifetime.....

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    Those are the best...
    Make sure you get some "HP" sauce for dipping!!!!
    Saol fada aqus...rath ort
    "Live long and prosper"

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    Quote Originally Posted by RCallan
    Those are the best...
    Make sure you get some "HP" sauce for dipping!!!!

    Now yer talkin.....
    Rusty
    Lord Peter Russell, Laird of Lochaber
    Member: St Andrews Society Fargo-Moorhead

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