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The Great British Bangers Thread

dirtysanta

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Bangers. I fucking loves 'em. You cant beat a decent snag with your brekkie or for lunch or in sommink special for dinner.

I want your best receipes. They must include bangers as your key ingredient. Non of that vegeterian bollocks either. :p

This is one of mine. Its the fucking michelin business and its a piece of piss.

Santa's Bramley Sausage Sensation. :D

You'll need. (for 4 people)

12 Decent Pork and Leek snags
One large leek
200g Smoked Lardons
300ml Pressed apple juice
1 large Bramley apple
2 tbls wholegrain mustard.

Fry your snags in olive oil on a medium heat for 15mins til browned. Take em out the pan and put them to one side. Cut the leak in 6cm chunks and slice thinly lengthways. Add that and the lardons to your frying pan and stirfry for 5 mins. Put your snags back in and add the pressed apple juice. Stick a lid on and simmer on low heat for 30mins or until the juice has reduced by a third.
peel and slice your bramley apple into rough 1 cm chunks add to pot, lid back on for another 15min or until the apple starts to break up. When ready take the Sausages out. Stir in the mustard. Get a big serving spoon and spoon it over the your snags.

Serve with mash and steamed brocolli.

top notch. :cool:
 
No more sausage recipes?

I buy maple sausages, or these orange ones that burn your mouth off from the Bristol sausage shop and whack em in a french stick with fried leek, onions, ketchup and mustard.

Sausages are the business - anyone got any more recipes? Might give that a go tomorrow night santa, nice one :)
 
The secret is to buy the best quality saussies that you can, and call them saussies and not fucking snags, you cunt :mad: My local butchers do the best saussies ever in the world. Ever.


Anyway, simple is best - drizzle (for longdogs benefit that) with olive oil, do NOT prick, put on baking tray and put in oven for 20 mins on gas mark 4, 30 if they're big.

Serve with mash made with red potatoes and butter, and simple steamed broccoli and/or savoy cabbage, with mashed sweet potatoes for the greedy bastards amongst us
 
dirtysanta said:
Bangers. I fucking loves 'em. You cant beat a decent snag with your brekkie or for lunch or in sommink special for dinner.

I want your best receipes. They must include bangers as your key ingredient. Non of that vegeterian bollocks either. :p

This is one of mine. Its the fucking michelin business and its a piece of piss.

Santa's Bramley Sausage Sensation. :D

You'll need. (for 4 people)

12 Decent Pork and Leek snags
One large leek
200g Smoked Lardons
300ml Pressed apple juice
1 large Bramley apple
2 tbls wholegrain mustard.

Fry your snags in olive oil on a medium heat for 15mins til browned. Take em out the pan and put them to one side. Cut the leak in 6cm chunks and slice thinly lengthways. Add that and the lardons to your frying pan and stirfry for 5 mins. Put your snags back in and add the pressed apple juice. Stick a lid on and simmer on low heat for 30mins or until the juice has reduced by a third.
peel and slice your bramley apple into rough 1 cm chunks add to pot, lid back on for another 15min or until the apple starts to break up. When ready take the Sausages out. Stir in the mustard. Get a big serving spoon and spoon it over the your snags.

Serve with mash and steamed brocolli.

top notch. :cool:


God that sounds fantastic (except for the broccoli bit...:p :cool: )
 
lynne8 said:
God that sounds fantastic (except for the broccoli bit...:p :cool: )

Heh! I agree with that - although when I mentioned the recipe to the mrs (we're trying it tonight) she said 'can I have broccoli with it?'

And saussies? Snorkers mate. Snorkers ;)
 
sleaterkinney said:
wtfs a Lardon?

it's a french word. the french version of bacon is called lard and lardons are the chopped bits. the french version comes in meaty big chunks, but I am not sure whether it's the same cut.
 
One of my favourite meals (and it's very easy to make) is sausages with colcannon, yorkshire puddings and onion gravy. Any sausages will do as long as they're good quality. I usually bake them. Serve with plenty of English mustard. Delicious.
 
Sausages - chopped onion - mustard (touch) - Yorkshire batter

ie Toad in the hole - serve with rich gravy and thin sauteed spuds and marrowfat peas.


Winter comfort grub .....!!!
 
sojourner said:
Serve with mash made with red potatoes and butter, and simple steamed broccoli and/or savoy cabbage,
what about bloody brussel spouts instead? :D
 
BiddlyBee said:
Freezes well too if you don't finish it all ;)

You know, I don't think that'd ever be a problem :p

And that's my dinner sorted for at least one night this week :) yumyum
 
A tonne of mash, done with the skins on, with plenty of butter, a bit of milk, and a dollop of mustard powder used to mash it.

And some decent sausies from a good butcher. No fuckin around. :)


If ya get bored, try venison sausages, wild boar, cumberland...
 
haylz said:
mmmmm..YEs!!!

Smothered on toast with black pepper....yum fucking yum:cool:

I also love potnoodles and fray bentos pies:D
Pot noodles are ok, I'll give you that. Fray bentos pies aren't even food.
 
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