I have been a bit of a domestic goddess this morning. By 9am I had made a dozen scotch eggs (J G eat your heart out) using the quail eggs that I bought last week. I toasted two crusts from the end of a loaf of bread with the intention of putting them in the food blender.... it has died.. Out came a jug and rolling pin and I bashed the toasted crusts into crumbs. After boiling the little eggs for three minutes I cracked a hens egg into a bowl and set to work wrapping each little egg in sausage meat before dipping it into the egg and rolling it in the breadcrumbs. I much prefer my yolks firm when having scotch eggs. I have fried the scotch eggs in vegetable oil and put them in the fridge. Tonight I will pop two each in the oven and bake them for tea. The rest I will keep for Friday when we have friends coming over. I will spatchcock a chicken and put a buffet supper on the table. We can graze around the table all evening with a couple of glasses of wine.
Oh yummy......I love a good scotch egg and they look very nice indeed.
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They taste absolutely gorgeous. Nothing at all like shop bought ones.. not even the nice gourmet ones can compete with these. I will certainly make them again
DeleteThey look very nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteWhen we kept quails I used to do pickled eggs, but I wish I had done scotch eggs now.
It never occurred to me when I kept quail either.
DeleteThose are so cute! I have no idea where we would find a quail egg here, and would any pork sausage do or would you have to add seasoning?
ReplyDeleteAny sausage would do. Season it to taste... I shall be experimenting with different sausages next year when pullet eggs are available very cheaply
DeleteThey look amazing. John G will be envious. I can imagine how much nicer they are to shop ones.
ReplyDeleteI've never see quail eggs - so pretty! It was nice to get a lesson in these after hearing John talk about them so much!
ReplyDeleteOh, those are beautiful! I've never heard of Scotch eggs until now...very impressive. I'm sure your guests will love them.
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious! I have never eaten quail eggs. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann