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Sausage sarnie... how do you like yours?

Lurking in the arcane tunnels of my mind, grumbling and laughing about your bloody allotment, pestering me in my quieter moments with bizarre imaginings of wasabi? :(
 
Mrs Miggins said:
Lashings of ketchup is all that's requried. Even with fresh tomato!
Perhaps a bit of mustard. Wholegrain perhaps.
Wholemeal bread for preference. Homemade and thick cut.

Someone on here suggested sausage and marmalade which sounds fab and I will try at my next opportunity!

As for the sausages, since discovering the Ginger Pig stall at Borough Market, they are the only ones that will do :)

You have just talked me into another trip to BoroughMarket to find this Ginger Pig stall of which you speak. Skint me out, thanks :D
 
Zinedine* said:
You have just talked me into another trip to BoroughMarket to find this Ginger Pig stall of which you speak. Skint me out, thanks :D

Ginger Pig sausages are the best I've tasted - there's also a shop in Marylebone High St.
 
sheothebudworths said:
Yes I have! :mad:
Small budget and special offers! :p

I just bought 5 packs of sausages for £5 from the farmer's market. I surfed all the way there on a wave of self satisfaction.
 
Bloody hell... I was only after a few hints for making the sausage sarnie the extra 2% of greatness.

sheothebudworths said:
LOL @ sausage basting! :D
I prod me sausages with a fork, cos I like to, but cos it releases the juices and can dry out... I continually baste... basteard.

They were lovely tho'...
 
I like mine with egg and bacon! :eek: (lardy lardy lard lard)

They do a mean sausage/bacon/egg sandwich @ Waitrose, and that's my Monday treat at lunchtime. Hmmmm, lovely!

Today I'm having spinach soup to compensate for my Monday naughtiness...
 
That's what my better half says, thus why I baste... and I bake them in a small pyrex dish and continually turn them so it sucks the goodness back in, through the pricks.

I say to my missus "listen... you can have this sausage pricked or not at all"
 
Don't bother pricking them. What's the point?

Usually bake them - nice hot oven - 15-20 mins.
 
dormouse said:
Now that sounds interesting, but to try them I'd have to be unfaithful to Biggles on Marylebone Lane:

Biggles

I'll do you a deal: I'll try yours if you try mine. :D

Neither shop will lose any business, and we get to try some new sausages; everyone's a winner.

It's actually on Moxon Street, just off Marylebone High St.

Ginger Pig
 
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