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Post by minesamojito on Feb 14, 2012 23:54:33 GMT
Although there is a great case for using food ingredients where you would expect, it’s also worth mixing things up to find new combinations. Scallops and black pudding are such an unexpected combination, porky savouryness and sweet juicy scallops. Here’s the westcountry version, the same juicy scallops but the nutty porkiness of the hogs pudding. Scallops on a Devon Hogs Pudding and Samphire Raft Heat a little olive oil in a frying pan, and brown off slices of hogs pudding on a medium high heat, don’t be alarmed if you hear a popping sound, this is the groats heating up and expanding. Once they are lovely and crispy brown on both sides, andplace on your serving plate. Pop in one scallop per pudding slice in the pan, along with a handful of samphire, a good squeeze of lemon and a pinch of sea salt and coarse ground black pepper. Brown the scallops quickly on both sides, remove the samphire and place a few strands on each pudding, followed by a scallop and a squeeze of lemon. Great with some ice cold bone dry cider.
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Post by rivergirl on Feb 15, 2012 18:54:10 GMT
Is hogs pudding black pudding?? I tried to make some last week but its a bit wet will have to readjust the recipe next time. I love this pixcture it makes my mouth water !!
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Post by minesamojito on Feb 15, 2012 19:53:18 GMT
It doesn't have the blood, just pork and soaked oats and pepper. It's yum. But you could do this with black pudding or a nice boudin noir. Good effort making your black pudding. Cheers Marcus
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Post by rivergirl on Feb 15, 2012 20:30:39 GMT
that sounds stunning do you make your own ?
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Post by minesamojito on Feb 16, 2012 8:19:26 GMT
Nope but thinking about it. I get mine from a good local butcher. It's cooked when you get it, so just needs browning off. Cheers Marcus
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