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Munchies_Matt12-Jun-15 1:29

Munchies_Matt

12-Jun-15 1:29

There is sugar in a chutney but no where near as much as in jam. And of course the vinegar, and vegetables often found in chutneys.

ZurdoDev11-Jun-15 4:07

ZurdoDev

11-Jun-15 4:07

People in the US already eat sausage with jelly so I don't see the big deal. For example, have a breakfast with sausage, eggs, and toast and you end up mixing some jam in with the rest of the food.

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HobbyProggy11-Jun-15 4:13

HobbyProggy

11-Jun-15 4:13

If it was a Baconought i would agree it tastes good but this i just yuck!

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jeron111-Jun-15 4:16

jeron1

11-Jun-15 4:16

Apparently I don't either, it actually sounds kinda tasty to me.

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OriginalGriff11-Jun-15 4:24

11-Jun-15 4:24

Depends on the jam I guess - Pork and apple go very well together, as do apricots and cranberries.
In the Elizabethan era, the use of spices and fruit in savoury recipes was very popular!

But to my palate "Jam" implies "Strawberry" and I'd no sooner touch a sausage stuffed with strawberry jam than I would a deep-fried mars bar! Laugh | :laugh:

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Richard Deeming11-Jun-15 4:28

Richard Deeming

11-Jun-15 4:28

OriginalGriff wrote:
Pork and apple go very well together, as do apricots and cranberries.

Oh, nothing as pleasant as that:

Current flavours:

Pork with Strawberry Jam
Cumberland with Raspberry Jam
Pork with Leek and Blackcurrant Jam
Vegetarian with Loganberry Jam

Recipe ideas:

Pork and Beef with Custard
Chicken with Raspberry Jam
Venison with Strawberry Custard

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Colin Mullikin11-Jun-15 4:32

11-Jun-15 4:32

Richard Deeming wrote:
Vegetarian with Loganberry Jam

How the heck does that work?! D'Oh! | :doh:

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Richard Deeming11-Jun-15 4:33

Richard Deeming

11-Jun-15 4:33

I guess you start by skinning and filleting a vegetarian. $Shucks | :-\$

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Colin Mullikin11-Jun-15 4:35

11-Jun-15 4:35

And then you throw it in the trash and eat some delicious pig meat? Big Grin | :-D

OriginalGriff11-Jun-15 4:36

11-Jun-15 4:36

Why do you think it's called "Long Pig"? Laugh | :laugh:

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OriginalGriff11-Jun-15 4:35

11-Jun-15 4:35

1) Find your Veggie (you can bait a trap with either T*fu or a Bacon Sandwich, either works well)
2) Cut off one leg, release into wild to see if it will regrow. (Works with crabs...)
3) Debone, remove skin and any fat.
4) Trim and roll to form an even sized roll.

Roast for 2 hours at 180C

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Colin Mullikin11-Jun-15 4:50

11-Jun-15 4:50

That is a disturbingly detailed set of instructions... Unsure | :~

OriginalGriff11-Jun-15 5:04

11-Jun-15 5:04

Purely theoretical, you understand...:InnocentWhistleSmiley:

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Mark Parity11-Jun-15 5:06

Mark Parity

11-Jun-15 5:06

OriginalGriff wrote:
Roast for 2 hours at 180C

Shirley it would be overcooked, I prefer my veggie medium rare.

OriginalGriff11-Jun-15 5:23

11-Jun-15 5:23

Depends how thick you roll it.

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Colin Mullikin11-Jun-15 4:30

11-Jun-15 4:30

OriginalGriff wrote:
I'd no sooner touch a sausage stuffed with strawberry jam than I would a deep-fried mars bar!

It seems his original point has been proven. Laugh | :laugh:

modified 11-Jun-15 10:50am.

JimmyRopes11-Jun-15 4:38

11-Jun-15 4:38

Richard Deeming wrote:
People in Wales ... obviously have no taste-buds.

won't even eat these things. Big Grin | :-D

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Colin Mullikin11-Jun-15 4:41

11-Jun-15 4:41

I thought sheep had legal "person" status in Wales, so why did you just repeat what he said? $Shucks | :-\$

JimmyRopes11-Jun-15 4:53

11-Jun-15 4:53

I doubt all Welch eat grass. Big Grin | :-D

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OriginalGriff11-Jun-15 5:03

11-Jun-15 5:03

Correct.

Some of them smoke it.

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JimmyRopes11-Jun-15 5:05

11-Jun-15 5:05

OriginalGriff wrote:
Some of them smoke it.

Even the

You Welch are a tough lot.

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OriginalGriff11-Jun-15 5:22

11-Jun-15 5:22

Especially the Sheep | [baah]

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JimmyRopes11-Jun-15 5:29

11-Jun-15 5:29

I read an interesting explanation of why the Welch became known as Sheep | [baah]

shaggers, but it might offend some in the lounge.

Not the Welch, but your English brethren.

It had to do with legal penalties. Big Grin | :-D

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Jörgen Andersson11-Jun-15 6:01

Jörgen Andersson

11-Jun-15 6:01

Damn you, don't make me google that.

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OriginalGriff11-Jun-15 6:17