Oh Aaron...
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Well Aarons a happy bunny indeed... stuffed full of no less than 5 of my finest farmhouse sausages and best mash potato 
I'll give him his due he didn't drool once as he watched them being cooked
I'll give him his due he didn't drool once as he watched them being cooked
TurboGirl
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
That picture accounts for the channel water level rising, I bet he was drooling all the way across knowing that scran was waiting on the other side
That picture accounts for the channel water level rising, I bet he was drooling all the way across knowing that scran was waiting on the other side
Nah, that was water displacement. Aaron has gained a few pounds even before he ate the sausages.
Briefly reviving this thread to show the process of manufacturing my evening meal tonight. It seemed the best place to put it
It starts with a genuine South African boerwurst, made from durban beef with coriander spice. There's a South African food place near me that sources stuff for ex-pats. It looked so good in the pan I just had to take a picture.
Into the oven, cook hot, turning once.
At this point the wife decided she wanted to try some, liked it, ate more, and then fed two bits to the dog as well! That animal is spoiled. Meanwhile I was realising that we had no bread, so I had to improvise with some coleslaw, salad, a spicy chutney and a fruity chutney. It was tough, but I endured.
There's still some left, if she doesn't feed that to the dog as well!
It starts with a genuine South African boerwurst, made from durban beef with coriander spice. There's a South African food place near me that sources stuff for ex-pats. It looked so good in the pan I just had to take a picture.
Into the oven, cook hot, turning once.
At this point the wife decided she wanted to try some, liked it, ate more, and then fed two bits to the dog as well! That animal is spoiled. Meanwhile I was realising that we had no bread, so I had to improvise with some coleslaw, salad, a spicy chutney and a fruity chutney. It was tough, but I endured.
There's still some left, if she doesn't feed that to the dog as well!
Gods!
I love Boerwurst!
It was a staple on our SA expeds - Boerwurst for any meal, Ooma rusks for breakfast with thick black coffee, Kudu steak for a real gourmet treat, Springbok stew for a good hearty meal and LOTs of biltong ..from all sorts of animals... for lunches.
Those South Africans know how to eat!
And the food compliments the country - I would love to go into the Cederberg Wilderness, the Drakkensberg, St Lucia or down the Orange river border with Namibia again - with a good supply of Boerwurst!
I love Boerwurst!
It was a staple on our SA expeds - Boerwurst for any meal, Ooma rusks for breakfast with thick black coffee, Kudu steak for a real gourmet treat, Springbok stew for a good hearty meal and LOTs of biltong ..from all sorts of animals... for lunches.
Those South Africans know how to eat!
And the food compliments the country - I would love to go into the Cederberg Wilderness, the Drakkensberg, St Lucia or down the Orange river border with Namibia again - with a good supply of Boerwurst!
Perhaps you should nip over Dieppe to Newhaven to meet my son who is looking for staff. He had me working for him at the Bentley woodfair last weekend; no money, but all the sausages I could eat.
Biker
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Oh Aaron... you've been back in France for a little while, are you missing anything?
Oh that's just evil!
Yep, missing those UK sausages already, but got a nice treat last weekend when I went to measure up for a job I'm doing and the UK owner was just serving up a bacon and sausage brunch. No brown sauce though but still a VERY nice and unexpected treat.
Whilst in Kent after the Moot I found a shop in Sandwich (rather apt I thought) and came away with some wild boar sozzies as well as venison. The wild boar ones were nice, wish I could say the venison ones were too, but they lacked something still tasty though.
Soon be Christmas when I shall be hitting the UK shores (and shops) again.
