Scotch Eggs

kwdriver

Here's a video that we made that shows you how to make both traditional scotch eggs and BBQ twice cooked. I didn't do these on my BGE but the concept is the same. They are an awesome treat if you've never had them.https://youtu.be/HDuKcaokdvQ

Photo Egg

Great video, thanks for posting...

fishlessman

eat them every week at the local butcher shop. they have been baking them at 550 for as long as i can remember, they hit them with an oil spray to get a slight fry quality out of them. love scotch eggs

WAHOO_EGGER_CVILLE

We did scotch eggs last year and they turned out AWESOME!  Check it out http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1190809/scotch-eggs-breakfast-treat#latest

kwdriver

WAHOO_EGGER_CVILLE said:

We did scotch eggs last year and they turned out AWESOME!  Check it out http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1190809/scotch-eggs-breakfast-treat#latest

Great write up. The eggs looked beautiful.

Ladeback69

Has anyone done these wrapped in bacon and slow smoked then seared for a finish?  That's what I have been thinking of doing.  Trying to stay away from anything fried right now.  

Legume

Because wrapped in bacon is healthier?

Ladeback69

Legume said:

Because wrapped in bacon is healthier?

More protein right, but will probably skip it as well.  I also I don't have a safe way to fry things.
 

lousubcap

@Ladeback69 -  haven't done the scotch egg route but I do armadillo eggs all the time.  Hollowed out jalapeno, stuff it with habanero cheese then enclose with sausage.  On the BGE indirect at around 350*F til about 160*F.  Great morning jump start.  FWIW-

fishlessman

Ladeback69 said:

Legume said:

Because wrapped in bacon is healthier?

More protein right, but will probably skip it as well.  I also I don't have a safe way to fry things.
 

  scotch eggs can be baked or fried.  ive been eating baked ones served at the little english butcher nearby for nearly 40 years, his oven is set for 550f