[Sca-cooks] Scotch Eggs

Stefan li Rous StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
Mon Jan 3 00:05:24 PST 2005


Adamantius mentioned:
> Also sprach Micheal:
> >  Actually where I learned cooking,  meat loaf wrapped around a hard
> > boiled egg was called a "scotch egg".
>
> Except classically, a Scotch egg is breaded and fried (I mean. on top
> of the meat wrapping), more like Mari's rissoles, and the egg is
> still the main component of the dish. Today it's mostly done with
> sausage meat, but originally was, apparently, done with chopped raw
> ham.
With chopped raw ham instead of sausage? That would change the taste a 
bit. Any further info on this? I doubt this takes it back to period, 
though.

Stefan
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