How do you like your sausage

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How do you like your sausage?

  • Big fat and meaty for me please?

    Votes: 8 80.0%
  • Yes, but I prefer black pudding, pigs liver and rare steak because I'm a testosterone-fuelled savage

    Votes: 2 20.0%
  • I'm a vegetarian, but still enjoy a cheesy sausage.

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    10
Our local farmshop sell excellent sausages.
There is never any fat dripping out of them and of course their Cumberland sausage is to die for.
Just had a full English whilst on holiday on Anglesey, it was first class until I cut into the 'Plastic' sausages, why spoil everything else just to save a few pennies on your sausages, madness.
Is that Plumbgarths you are on about or are you keeping a good one secret from me.:biggrin:
 
Any reason for that mate, like have you lost your arms or summit.<laugh>

I've chosen to forget a lot of things Rooch, even the good stuff <laugh>

I wouldn't have a clue how to make it and I'm not the greatest in the kitchen. My wife and kids usually object to my cooking <laugh>

Oh and on Wiki, it calls it a Sunderland dish! <ok>
 
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I've chosen to forget a lot of things Rooch, even the good stuff <laugh>

I wouldn't have a clue how to make it and I'm not the greatest in the kitchen. My wife and kids usually object to my cooking <laugh>

Oh and on Wiki, it calls it a Sunderland dish! <ok>
Its pretty simple mate half a dozen spuds cut real fine about 4 decent carrots bang them in a tin with some nice quality sausages cover them with plenty of seasoning and then drop all of it in a oven dish and just cover it in enough chicken stock so the top layer of spuds are just sticking out and bang it in the oven for an hour at about 180 covered,take the cover off for about 15 to 20 min so the taties sticking out just turn a bit crispy and then ram it down your face.Even a **** one that's a bit burnt is bloody magic<ok>
 
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I like a good range of bangers, preferably

Cumberland or Lincolnshire - slow-fried
Mini-bratwursts -also slow-fried, great in a toasted sarni /bap
Finnish Kabanosi grilled on an open fire with mustard & a few cold beers

Then there’s your salami’s, chorizo etc.
A good pork pie and scotch egg

What’s not to like, eh
 
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Its pretty simple mate half a dozen spuds cut real fine about 4 decent carrots bang them in a tin with some nice quality sausages cover them with plenty of seasoning and then drop all of it in a oven dish and just cover it in enough chicken stock so the top layer of spuds are just sticking out and bang it in the oven for an hour at about 180 covered,take the cover off for about 15 to 20 min so the taties sticking out just turn a bit crispy and then ram it down your face.Even a **** one that's a bit burnt is bloody magic<ok>

Just showed my wife, and wattsapp'd to her!

Happy days!!! Cheers Rooch!