Want to make "Brave" dinner

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Originally Posted by mcpforever You rock!

This!

[LittleABC]

Oh. I love that idea of dinner themed to go with thr movie. I have to do that now.

[Squeaky McMurdo]

How on earth did no one mention Scottish Eggs?! Probably the most popular food ever when they show up at Highland Games or any other gathering of Scots.

It's a hard boiled egg covered in sausage, dipped in raw egg, rolled in bread crumbs and deep fried...or you can do them in the oven or in a frying pan.

I have to make them undercover or else they will either all be eaten the minute I pull them out or I will have company arrive unexpectedly due to the Hubby being overly excited and telling his brother and friends.

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And I happen to like haggis. You don't need a sheep stomach to make it, just sausage casing. And the part of stuffing it with it's own innards comes from using the edible parts of the insides like heart, liver, and offal. Not intestines and stuff. lol. The Scottish have a reputation for being thrifty and what is more thrifty than using every possible edible part of an animal?

[wooly_wonderful]

Originally Posted by Squeaky McMurdo How on earth did no one mention Scottish Eggs?! Probably the most popular food ever when they show up at Highland Games or any other gathering of Scots. It's a hard boiled egg covered in sausage, dipped in raw egg, rolled in bread crumbs and deep fried...or you can do them in the oven or in a frying pan. I have to make them undercover or else they will either all be eaten the minute I pull them out or I will have company arrive unexpectedly due to the Hubby being overly excited and telling his brother and friends. . . . . And I happen to like haggis. You don't need a sheep stomach to make it, just sausage casing. And the part of stuffing it with it's own innards comes from using the edible parts of the insides like heart, liver, and offal. Not intestines and stuff. lol. The Scottish have a reputation for being thrifty and what is more thrifty than using every possible edible part of an animal?

I saw those eggs, but I don't like eggs much so I decided against it.

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[chandni3]

I've never heard of those eggs. I'll have to ask my father-in-law. But we don't eat pork so I guess I'll never try it unless it's made with kosher sausage.

[Squeaky McMurdo]

Originally Posted by chandni3 I've never heard of those eggs. I'll have to ask my father-in-law. But we don't eat pork so I guess I'll never try it unless it's made with kosher sausage.

I usually use turkey sausage or deer when I want to be more authentic

[ProudMomma]

I know you don't need anymore input on meals, but wanted to chime in to say haggis is really really good!! =)