Scottish Recipes: Homemade Scotch Eggs (Pub Grub)
Scotch Eggs are traditional pub grub in the UK. Homemade Scotch Eggs are easy to make and will keep for a few days. Try Scotch Eggs as appetisers for that special party, potluck or picnic.
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Note: Homemade Scotch Eggs go well with other appetisers for a drinks party.
Ingredients
*6 eggs
*1 lb/ 500 g bulk sausage meat
*flour for coating
*1 egg, beaten
*1 1/2 c/ 100 g dry bread crumbs
*oil for deep frying
Method
- Boil the eggs until nearly hard-cooked; they will be cooked further in the hot fat. Cool and remove the shells; dry off the eggs.
- Divide the sausage into 6 portions and wrap each egg in sausage. Make certain the eggs are completely covered with the meat. Try to keep the shape of the egg. Roll each egg in flour, then dip in the beaten egg. Drain excess egg and dip into the bread crumbs.
- Pat the crumbs into the sausage. For a thicker coating, repeat the egg and crumb coating. Allow the coated eggs to sit for a few minutes.
- Meanwhile heat the oil to 375 F/195 C. Deep fry the Scotch Eggs until the sausage is well browned.
- Turn the eggs as needed while frying. Drain the Scotch Eggs well on absorbent paper. Serve at room temperature or chilled.
Try Homemade Scotch Eggs as part of a tapas or appetiser spread with Tea Eggs, Chorizo Empanadas, Bombay Potatoes and Mushrooms with Sour Cream.
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# 1 by Gavin Waterhouse
May 5th, 2009 at 6:13 pm #
Real pub food. Haven’t had these in yonks!
# 2 by Sharonne Mayer
April 4th, 2010 at 7:07 pm #
Something new to do with all the hardboiled eggs we made for Easter
Getting tired of egg salad!