/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14115826]

Scotch Eggs are a common snack in the United Kingdom, consisting of a whole soft or hard-boiled egg wrapped in sausage meat, coated in bread crumbs and baked or deep-fried.

[Anonymous No.14115827]

Several local variations exist. The Manchester Egg uses a pickled egg wrapped in a mixture of pork meat and Lancashire black pudding, and the Worcester Egg uses an egg pickled in Worcestershire sauce and clad in a mixture of local sausage meat and white pudding.

[Anonymous No.14115829]

>>14115826
Ausfriend here
Looks pretty comfy cozy
Id like to enjoy some scotch eggs
And afterwards enjoy cucumber sandwiches as palette cleanser

[Anonymous No.14115830]

Packaged Scotch Eggs are available in supermarkets, corner shops and motorway service stations.

[Anonymous No.14115833]

>>14115829
You know it m8

[Anonymous No.14115835]

In the US, Scotch Eggs are available at most Renaissance Festivals, and at the Minnesota State Fair, Scotch Eggs are served on a stick.

[Anonymous No.14115848]

>>14115827
whats white pudding

[Anonymous No.14115850]

>>14115848
basically black pudding without the blood

[Anonymous No.14115884]

>>14115835
that looks american, yah

[Anonymous No.14115889]

>>14115835
Uhh, I think you overcooked it bro.

[Anonymous No.14115900]

>>14115827
never heard of any of those mate
fookin lurve me a proper scotch egg mind
don't get the cheapo ones, they're shite
stick to the good stuff. simple as.

[Anonymous No.14115903]

>>14115835
>huge
>double serving
>overcooked
>some unidentifiable 'sauce'
>onna stick
Yup, that's definitely an American-Scotch egg.

[Anonymous No.14115904]

>>14115900
>never heard of any of those mate
>fookin lurve me a proper scotch egg mind
>don't get the cheapo ones, they're shite
>stick to the good stuff. simple as.

[Anonymous No.14115908]

>>14115904
I was aiming for this, actually.

[Anonymous No.14115911]

>>14115908
same thing m8

[Anonymous No.14115915]

>>14115911
Nah, that first guy has a tie and all of his teeth left.

[Anonymous No.14115920]

>>14115915
m8, Fred Elliott is proper Norf
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3yzj8qHu0o

[Anonymous No.14116026]

>>14115920
No argument here, I just had a specific type of ugly cunt in mind.

[Anonymous No.14116096]

>>14115833
perfection.i got addicted to these crunchy nut sacks working at a brunch kitchen, unlimited scotch eggs deep fried fresh whenever i wanted one.
Softboiled of course.

[Anonymous No.14116121]

Well? Was there a point to this thread or were you just trying to make us all hungry?

[Anonymous No.14116248]

>>14115826
I got one at a pub in toronto. It was cold and cost 10 dollars.

[Anonymous No.14116253]

>>14115826
It would be so much better with quail eggs.

[Anonymous No.14117533]

>>14116248
well, canada, ya know

[Anonymous No.14117549]

>>14115826
You would think so, but I asked about them at a couple bars when I went to London a few years ago and no one knew what I was talking about.

[Anonymous No.14117577]

>>14117549
probably because none of the people you asked were actually british lmao

[Anonymous No.14119001]

>>14117549
everyone knows what scotch eggs are, you were probably pronouncing it "scatch".

[Anonymous No.14119023]

>>14119001
yes, because british "people" are known for their perfect english. they aren't, most of you can't even speak your own language properly. the point is, since you're a retarded inbred bong, it wouldn't make a difference if they said "scatch" or "scotch"

[Anonymous No.14119070]

>>14119023
>complaining about how the English speak English
oy vey

[Anonymous No.14119093]

>>14119070
Annoda shoah

[Anonymous No.14119114]

>>14117549
Literally telling lies on the internet. Why?

[Anonymous No.14119556]

I made them with duck eggs and breaded in flamin hot cheetos. I want some more.

Bite size quail egg ones have been crossing my mind.

[Anonymous No.14119566]

>>14115848
Similar to black pudding, but it’s just fat with barley or oats instead of blood and grain.

[Anonymous No.14119626]

>>14115903
they sell them at british pubs in america for the equivalent of 4 pounds per egg

[Anonymous No.14119996]

and human feces are a common snack among packs of wild dogs in underdeveloped reagions. what is yur point

[Anonymous No.14121768]

what the fuck?

[Anonymous No.14121784]

I made some the other day, wanted to try it out

[Anonymous No.14121790]

>>14121784
Was excited to try what could be good british food for once

[Anonymous No.14121795]

>>14121790
Just fine is about the nicest thing you can day about it

Like, theres no point to any of this. Save yourself the 30 minutes of finicky prep and post deep fryer cleanup and just out an egg on a plate with fried sausage
It's the same exact shit, just overly complicated for no reason

[Anonymous No.14121799]

>>14121795
Pretty much nobody makes these at home. It's the sort of thing you buy from a convinience store, or maybe a homemade one from a pub or restaurant.

[Anonymous No.14122024]

>>14121795
honestly theyre better cold as a snack

[Anonymous No.14122039]

in shokugeki no soma they made a variant with a frozen egg instead of a hardboiled one, and i've always wanted to see how that would turn out in real life

[Anonymous No.14122047]

>>14122039
Its not a scotch egg they do, just a frozen, breaded egg.
Can confirm it works, used it at work as part of a special. Chef and FoH didn't believe me when i said I copied it from some dumb anime.

[Anonymous No.14122055]

>>14122047
I think that was back before their recipe consultant went on maternity leave and never came back, so the food was still interesting and feasibly good.

[Anonymous No.14122064]

>>14121795
that explains a lot about flyover "fine dining" as well, it's almost like the flyover states were repopulated with br*tish stock after they murdered all the natives. for example their idea of a gourmet meal is they open a can of beer, partially jam it into the cavity of a chicken, and put it in the BBQ grill. why they can't use vegetables in the cavity or brine the meat or other normal things is inexplicable unless you learn what drive a fly*ver which is homophobia. beer apparently scares away the gays. and chicken is gay because it's not steak

[Anonymous No.14122135]

>>14122064
Beer can chicken is based, there's plenty of room for aromats as well.

[Anonymous No.14122143]

Not for me I like it

[Anonymous No.14122144]

>>14122064
>>14122135
>open a can of beer, partially jam it into the cavity of a chicken, and put it in the BBQ grill
>is based