Eggs…………………………4
Minced lamb……..……..250gOnion……………………...½ (finely chopped)
Chilli powder…………....1 tea spoon
Rosemary……………...…½ tea spoon
Ground peppercorns….½ tea spoon
Garlic……………………….1 clove (large, chopped)
Breadcrumbs……….……1 ½ cup
Salt to taste
Oil to deep fry
Method
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Boil 3 eggs in salted water for 5 min,
reduce the heat and let the eggs simmer in the water for 10 min.
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Now discard the hot water and place the
eggs in cold/chilled water to artificially cool them.
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One the eggs are cooled peel them and
keep aside.
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Mix the mince lamb, chilli powder,
rosemary, garlic, ground peppercorn, onion and salt in a bowl. Now divide the
mince in 3 equal parts.
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Take one portion of the divided mince and
flatter it in your palm. Place one of the boiled eggs on the flattened mince
and wrap the entire egg with it. Make
sure there are no gaps in the mice coating. Repeat the same procedure with the
remaining eggs.
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Break and whisk the fourth egg in a bowl.
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Now dip the mince coated eggs in the whisked
egg and roll it on the breadcrumbs to coat the entire egg ball. Keep ready to be deep fry.
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Heat oil in a deep frying pan. To make
sure the oil is hot enough drop few crumbs of bread in the oil, if they start
to sizzle immediately the oil is hot enough to fry the eggs.
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Carefully dip the eggs in the hot oil and
fry them for 10 min or until golden brown.
- Serve cold.
Note:
Traditionally scotch eggs are made with
sausage meat and light herbs like parsley. Do not make the mince layer too thick as it will take a very long time to cook from the inside or might remain uncooked.
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