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Wednesday, 23 September 2015
Scotch Egg
I know the original Scotch egg is made with sausage meat but to make it healthier I've made it with lean minced beef.
I hope you really enjoy this recipe. Is a simple recipe but it is quite impressive. I think it would look awesome on a table if you have friends over.
My hubby was really impressed by it when he came home to this meal, so it was a great success.
Ingredients:
300 grams of lean minced beef
4 small eggs
Flour ( I used sesame flour but you can use oat flour or any flour you have at home)
1 egg whisked in a bowl
Onion
2 teaspoons of dijon mustard
Homemade bread crumbs (just blend 1 slice of wholemeal bread in the blender)
Step 1:
Boil some water in a sauce pan. Once the water is bubbling put in the eggs. Time them to boil for exactly 6 minutes. Once this goes off throw the water out and cover them with cold freezing water. (This step is to cool them down so the egg doesn't overcook.)
Step 2:
Prepare the meat. In a bowl add the meat, onion, herbs, garlic, dijon mustard, sea salt and pepper. Mix well.
Step 3:
Peel the eggs.
Step 4:
Prepare your station with 3 bowls: 1 with flour, 1 with a whisked egg, and 1 with breadcrumbs.
Step 5:
Grab some meat and form a flat burger. Roll the egg in some flour and place inside the rolled meat and form a ball.
Step 6:
This is where the bowls from step 4 become important. Carefully roll the ball in the bowl containing flour, then in the whisked egg bowl mix, and finally in the bowl containing the breadcrumbs.
Step 7:
Fry them in a frying pan with a drizzle of olive oil, at a low heat, for about 20 minutes.
Serve and enjoy!
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I know the original Scotch egg is made with sausage meat but to make it healthier I've made it with lean minced beef.
ReplyDeleteI hope you really enjoy this recipe. Is a simple recipe but it is quite impressive. I think it would look awesome on a table if you have friends over.
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