Something new? Scotch Fatty with pics

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zilla

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Jul 31, 2007
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Has anyone ever tried scotch eggs? Hard boiled egg wrapped in sausage? It's what the Scottish soldiers used to carry in their sidebags during war, for food.

I wanted to try a variation of that, on my smoker, with the use of a Jimmy Dean chub.

Pouring some yellow mustard on these bad boys will send you into fatty heaven. Here's a couple of pics.




This one has a plate with some of my garden veggies dressed with it.
 
That looks like something that would go good on a biscuit with a slice of that tomato. Looks good thanks for sharing
 
Where the eggs completely hard boiled or soft boiled when you stuffed the Fatty with them. They look great and I'm already thinking of using pickled eggs
 
Holly Crymany! Great idea!!! I'm think'n scrambled eggs, soft, hard..........any type of egg in there now!

You gotta tell us how you did it! SMF rules state that in your contract, did you read it?
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My wife and kids would absoultly love this! THis opens so many doors!

Bisquites, eggs, gravy(somehow), potatoes, hashbrowns, onions, ...........the list could go on forever!

Nice post, VERY nice pics! you da man!

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BUMP!!!

Wife & I need/want to know how to do this so we can give them as gifts to people who bought our kids' 4-H animals.

It has us very interested in the many ways it can be done...........while being lazy and not doing the trial and error way ourselves.
 
Wow , I didn't know I would get this kind of response. Cool.
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Big Al, this is a very easy recipe.
I rolled out the chubs to accomodate about 3 eggs.
3 hard boiled eggs per chub, and cut the ends off of the eggs, so they would sit against each other better then the rounded edges would.

I used a very simple rub of garlic salt, onion powder and pepper.

Just like it says on this forum:
2 hours of smoking. Flipping after the first hour. Take em off after 160 internal temp.

Serve with yellow mustard, and you're good to go.
 
So you just had normal hard boiled eggs? Great! We are gonna try that and also do one w/scrambled eggs w/bacon and cheese.............and probably some mushrooms.

Thanks Zilla! Great help. I hope I can return the favor some time.

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Great looking idea, I'll be trying this soon!



Gee, after you get it to this point if you rolled it in a dough and baked it you would have the complete sandwich!
 
Saw this thread referenced elsewhere on SMF... had to look this up.

I LOVE Scotch Eggs, they're always a *must-have* for lunch at any Highland Games... had made Scotch Eggs before and deep fried them, but this is much better...
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Thanks!
 
Can't believe I missed this thread! That looks mighty tasty zilla, great job!!
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Zilla, You have just witnessed one of the great things about SMF- YOU came up with a simple idea-a concept of your own thinking, you acted on it and posted the results. You have now given others something new to pursue and try out variations of their own (like using pickled eggs).

Get q-vue too!
 
Hello Friends!
I know that its been quite some time since I've been on the boards, but I absolutely had to comment on this post. What FABULOUS pics and a really neat idea! I'm definitely gonna try this on my next smoke, perhaps over Labor day weekend! Way to go!

Cheers,

Brian
 
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