According to the darling of the middle classes (Sarah 'Kill me now' Kennedy) you should have had them on since about mid-August to get the right salty, soggy, fart-producing essence (think old school dinners).Should I get the sprouts on yet...?![]()
Y'know...sometimes I think you forget you're a Jock..:booty:Par boil 'em then finish them off fried with Lardons, Garlic and a little Chilli :thumb:
Well obviously that recipe's for my soft Southern friends.Y'know...sometimes I think you forget you're a Jock..:booty:
....Whats with all this vegetable stuff ?!!!.......
Tatties only....and..."gravy":sign12:
(for you..not me)![]()
Ahhh, a 'Sprout Stonner'! Yummy!.... I make Scotch Sprouts, covered in sausagemeat and deepfried in batter!:brave:
Well obviously that recipe's for my soft Southern friends.
When I return to the motherland, naturally I make Scotch Sprouts, covered in sausagemeat and deepfried in batter!:brave:
We won't let you back into the mother land if you've started to dream up recipes like that - ya poof !!Par boil 'em then finish them off fried with Lardons, Garlic and a little Chilli :thumb:
Blimey - that sounds a bit posh for plain old sprouts - will give it a go20 minutes to cook,put them on same time as spuds,make a deep cross cut in their bases and you'll be fine.
a little sprinkle of vinegar and you're off to farty land.
try em drizzled with honey and popped in the oven when you take the turkey out,10 minutes should do,makes them crispy sweet on the outside.
I perfer the other bacon methodTake some Bacon cut it up in small cubes.Fry till golden brown,chuck in par boiled sprouts fry little bit longer,add a little cream,salt and pepper
Bingo
:angryfire::angryfire::angryfire::angryfire::angryfire::angryfire::angryfire:BEGONE FOUL FIEND !!!!!!!!:angryfire::angryfire::angryfire::angryfire::angryfire::angryfire:Should I get the sprouts on yet...?![]()