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Old 08-01-2008, 11:05 AM   #1
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A little something to go with your homebrew:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ9tPw8MEOg

How to Make Scotch Eggs


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Old 08-01-2008, 01:52 PM   #2
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Psychic. Last night I told a friend I'd find a recipe and make some this weekend.

Beer first though. Sobriety prevents the full flavor of the dish from coming through.
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Damn those look tasty. I gotta make some of those!
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I love scotch eggs, I haven't made any in a couple years...hmmmm maybe this weekend.
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Oh man I loves me some Scotch Eggs. The Horse Brass pub here in Portland serves them...to die for!
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I had these at a brew pub in Indiana last year. I ate them for supper. Then I went back the next nite and ate them for supper again. Then a few weeks later I went back for a trip and took SWMBO and ate them for dinner again. I've not found them since. They are heavenly. Didn't realize they would be so easy to make.
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They were a short-lived appetizer at the brewpub where I work. No idea why they didn't take off... I told people they were like eating deep-fried breakfast!

There are still about 3 or 4 peope who come in and ask for them everytime....

EDIT: I'm brewing a Scottish Ale this weekend... Maybe when it's ready, I'll have "kegs and eggs"...
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Oh man I loves me some Scotch Eggs. The Horse Brass pub here in Portland serves them...to die for!
I make my own but KB is right. Scotch Egg at the Horse Brass is hard to beat. Mmmm, an OBF tradition.
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Seriously, they are so easy to make and such a welcome surprise to your guests. Plus they go amazingly well with homebrew. In the video, the first shot of beer is my first ever pint of homebrew, which just happened to be an English Ale.
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I also make my own sausage for my Scotch Eggs. And I like some chutney or HP sauce to dip them in.
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