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Odd Bangers & Mash

Odd Bangers & Mash

At both No.1 and The Inn on The Green one of Sue’s ‘Pub Classics’ was Bangers & Mash. It was my turn to burn water last night and we had a bit of Puff Pastry left from the Pies we made the other day. So What do you get if you cross Pigs in Blankets with a Sausage Roll?

I guess a recipe isn’t required here.

Method:-

(1) Wrap your Sausages in Bacon.
(2) Roast until the Sausages are cooked, it doesn’t matter at this stage if the Bacon is crispy.
(3) Remove from the oven and allow to cool slightly so you can handle then.
(4) Wrap Puff Pastry around the middle of the Pigs in Blankets and run a knife across a couple of times to give the appearance of a Sausage Roll.
(5) Place back in the oven at 180c for 10 minutes or so until the Pastry is golden brown.

We had ours on a bed of mashed Potatoes with peas mixed in and Onion Gravy.
 

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Dry Cured Bacon recipe, eat well on universal credit

I chose Pork Loin for this as the belly Pork available at the moment is very fatty and doesn’t look overly appealing. So the end result will be Back Bacon. You need to be pretty precise when using Saltpetre so I reduced to weight to almost exactly 1Kg by taking the rind off and cutting a couple of steaks from one end so that we’ll be able to cut even rasters when it has cured.

Rub ingredients:-

22.5g of Pink Salt
22.5g of Sugar
2G of Saltpetre
1 Tsp of Smoked Paprika
1 Tsp of mixed Herbs
1 Tsp of fresh ground Black Pepper.

Method:-

(1) Trim the Pork Loin to as near to 1Kg as possible.
(2) Mix the rub ingredients in a bowl.
(3) Apply the rub evenly over the entire surface.
(4) Place in a tub in the fridge loosely covered.
(5) Turn daily for 3 weeks.

As the meat cures it will loose about 10% of the water content. This accumulates in the tub and will naturally evaporate in the fridge.

See you all in 3 weeks, hopefully with some outstanding Bacon!

 

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