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Blackpudding with turkey and chicken.
Mint jelly (not sauce) with lamb
Mint jelly (not sauce) with lamb
Maybe not with a roast dinner but for the day after it goes great with cold meat and salad!Thread has over 30 posts and no mention of piccalilli? Shocking.
Blackpudding with turkey and chicken.
I find mint sauce goes with pretty much any roast dinner
Mint is great - i don't abide by the tried and tested combinations however.Yeah for sure. Every roast the mint sauce comes out, love it on me roast spuds as well
Black pudding with a roast could be an absolute revelation for me. I love the stuff, but never thought of having it with a roast.
Do you still fry it as normal?
I thought they may have put it in the oven or something.How else would you have black pudding?!
Eerrrrr. Not sure if serious?!I thought they may have put it in the oven or something.
I’m sure BP would cook in the oven. Hell, I was surprised the first time I found out people cooked sausages in the oven!Eerrrrr. Not sure if serious?!
You’re not helping yourself here .I’m sure BP would cook in the oven. Hell, I was surprised the first time I found out people cooked sausages in the oven!
Mint is great - i don't abide by the tried and tested combinations however.
But ketchup?!?! GTFO.
Black pudding with a roast could be an absolute revelation for me. I love the stuff, but never thought of having it with a roast.
Do you still fry it as normal?
My husband douses all food in either mayonnaise, tomato sauce or BBQ sauce....why I bother cooking anything, I don't know? If I served him a kitchen sponge smothered in afore mentioned sauces he would happily eat it. I do like a nice bernaise on roast beef or steakLast week a Facebook post by a friend made me seriously re-evaluate our friendship when I spotted that he had ketchup on his roast beef dinner. Such abominations have no place in the civilised world.
It got me thinking about whether my own choices of condiments were right or if I indeed was making some terrible mistakes. The way I see it is this. The following foods belong with the following things:
Beef - Horseradish or mustard
Lamb - Mint Sauce
Chicken and Turkey - Cranberry or mustard
Pork and Gammon - Mustard or apple sauce
Nut roast - The bin
I obviously have a nice dash of salt and pepper and while there is no place for ketchup, I do enjoy a splash of brown sauce with my roast.
I haven't mentioned gravy as that is surely a given on any form of roast dinner.
Are my choices the correct way to go or am I missing any superior choices? Whats your particular fave?