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[Food] black pudding and kipper pizza



sydney

tinky ****in winky
Jul 11, 2003
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town full of eejits
well , what can i say , black pudding and kipper pizza is now a thing ......crusty base , squeeze of lemon....boom shank.
 




dazzer6666

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Mar 27, 2013
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Burgess Hill
well , what can i say , black pudding and kipper pizza is now a thing ......crusty base , squeeze of lemon....boom shank.

Used to regularly have a black pudding, king prawn and garlic pizza at the place across the road from my old office......fantastic - would imagine this is similar. Thumbs up from me :lolol:
 


Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,404
Location Location
Kipper is just an intricate network of little bones to be extracted, and is ultimately not worth the effort.

I'm out.
 




Eric the meek

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Aug 24, 2020
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Not sure about kippers, but anchovies, which have a stronger taste, are a common ingredient in Napolitana pizzas, and spaghetti putanesca etc
 






Insel affe

HellBilly
Feb 23, 2009
24,335
Brighton factually.....
Surely you can't beat a 2am home made pizza.....
 

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thedonkeycentrehalf

Moved back to wear the gloves (again)
Jul 7, 2003
9,340
Black pudding and fried egg sandwich every saturday morning is my guilty pleasure.

Also works well when you spread black pudding across the bread when making a bacon sandwich.

I think a lot of people are put off by black pudding when you get the thin, overcooked hockey puck version in hotels and cafes. A good quality black pudding has great flavour and works well with a number of dishes, not least under slices of belly pork.

Anyone in Burgess Hill should try the one from Thorne's butchers in the Martlets. It is triangular and has chunks of hard fat which keep it nice and moist. They are also Albion fans in there so always good to support our own.
 






Live by the sea

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Oct 21, 2016
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Who wants to eat something made out of animal blood !!!! A vampire perhaps . My general rule of thumb is if it’s a popular food in Scotland, avoid it because they have the most unhealthy diet in Western Europe .
 


WATFORD zero

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Jul 10, 2003
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Who wants to eat something made out of animal blood !!!! A vampire perhaps . My general rule of thumb is if it’s a popular food in Scotland, avoid it because they have the most unhealthy diet in Western Europe .

Morcilla, Véres Hurka, Boudin Noir, Blodpudding, Kishka, Ssângerete, Krovyanaya Kolbasa, Blodpølse, Kaszanka, Mustamakkara, Buristo, Blutwurst (and that's just from Europe), also popular in various forms throughout the Americas and Asia. I thought you were a man of cosmopolitan tastes :shrug:

Easily available locally, Stornoway and Clonakilty :drool:
 
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stewart12

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Jan 16, 2019
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black pudding is beautiful if done right
 




MJsGhost

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Jun 26, 2009
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Nduja works on pizza too. better than Migliaccio

Nduja is delicious in/on many things...

Incidentally, I can't hear or read the word without singing to myself "Do do, do do do nduja" to the tune of Franz Ferdinand's "Do you want to"

 


Harry Wilson's tackle

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Oct 8, 2003
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Faversham
Kipper is just an intricate network of little bones to be extracted, and is ultimately not worth the effort.

I'm out.

I assume you have never heard of a kipper fillet? ???

And in case you're related to Noddy Holder, a kipper tie is not something you have with milk and two sugars.

:wink:
 


Harry Wilson's tackle

Harry Wilson's Tackle
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Who wants to eat something made out of animal blood !!!! A vampire perhaps . My general rule of thumb is if it’s a popular food in Scotland, avoid it because they have the most unhealthy diet in Western Europe .

You make it sound like you have to drink it through a straw.

I'll let you into a little secret: no matter how well-hung a meat, it contains an awful lot of blood.

Black pudding is not a specific scottish food.

And vampires would generally feast on the blood of their former species (i.e., humans) were it not for the fact that vampires are fictitious (not real).

Vampire bats, on the other hand are real.

Finally, me, yes, me. I like meat and I like black pudding.

Apart from that, I'm with you 110%, blud.

:wink:
 


Worried Man Blues

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Feb 28, 2009
7,286
Swansea
No one picks the bones out of a Kipper shirley, just crunchy, scrapes/ cleanses your system right throoough
 




Guinness Boy

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Jul 23, 2003
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Who wants to eat something made out of animal blood !!!! A vampire perhaps . My general rule of thumb is if it’s a popular food in Scotland, avoid it because they have the most unhealthy diet in Western Europe .

Good black pudding is a thing of beauty. Done properly it is truly delicious. Recently got a couple of these from the British Charcuterie Company on line and cannot recommend enough for fans of the genre

https://thegreatbritishcharcuterie.co.uk/product/beals-farm-mangalitza-morcilla-black-pudding/

Also, I really don't see the point in an animal dying if you're not going to use as much of it as possible. Pretty much everything inside and outside a pig can be eaten and it takes a great chef with a real understanding to do good things with kidneys, trotters and blood.
 




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