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Home Food Foodie Friday: Scotch Egg

Foodie Friday: Scotch Egg

| January 10, 2014

POSTED by

Christine Spencer

English Adventure at its best!

Tony Perkins brings you the SCOTCH EGG!

The Scotch Egg Story

From Wikipedia,

A Scotch egg consists of a shelled hard-boiled egg, wrapped in a sausage meat mixture, coated in breadcrumbs, and deep-fried. Scotch eggs are commonly eaten cold, typically with salad and pickles.

From the Telegraph (Feb 2011)

The Scotch egg’s origins are obscure. The exclusive London provisioner Fortnum & Mason claims it invented the portable snack for rich coach travellers in 1738. “The eggs would have been smaller in those days,’’ says the company’s archivist Dr Andrea Turner.

View Scotch Egg recipe here!

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