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Suya Spiced Scotch Eggs

Hi There, I wanted to try  making scotch eggs for quite some time an now I have finally done it.  Actually it was very tasty as I had expected it.  First  the oven gets preheated to 375F or 190C.  Make suya spice using this recipe with the link on the left.

boil 6 fresh chicken eggs or 1 dozen quail eggs for  12 minutes, drain cool and set aside.  When they are cool crack and peel then set aside.  If you can’t obtain the fresh quail eggs then get 1 can of them then open, drain, rince  and set aside.

Take 1 kg  or 1 lb of mince of beef, veal, lamb, goat, chicken or turkey out of the package. Place mince in a strainer and turn on the water to cold then rince until it turns clear. Let drain until all of the water is gone from thre,

Set the clean mince in the bowl.  Add to the mince the suya spice, 3 dashes of maggi or knorr aroma, either either 1 pinch of  red or African yellow chili powder, either 1 small or 1/2 of a large bullion cube, 3 handfuls of rice flour as a binding agent and combine.

Make sure you mix well. Spray  the cast iron skillet with cooking spray and take a small golf ball sized of the mince mixture and shape it to make a round sphere then flatten it and place  whichever type of egg you are using. I used quail eggs.   Then fold the hard boiled egg in to the mince and make sure you seal it up after  the egg is covered  all over with the mince.  It is similar to making nargasi kofta  however this doesn’t have the curry.

Place the now newly made scotch egg in to the cast iron skillet and repeat until  the mince mixture and eggs are all used up.  When it is full place in the oven and bake for 15  minutes.  Turn and repeat until done.  This is a lovely addition to jollof rice  when it is finished. Go ahead and try this recipe out today in your kitchen. I swear you will not be sorry.  Enjoy with a nice ice cold bottle of non alcoholic brew.

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I love to cook I collect and try out new recipies I am in to yarn craft and I collect knitting and crochet patterns plus I am married I even play runescape and I am an avid reader I even am a music junkie I collect music because I can't live without it I speak German English Urdu Pashto Hindko plus I am still learning Arabic Turkish and Spanish The music I listen to are jazz, rock, R&B from the old school, European classical. regae, Hip Hop from old school, the blues House from old school, Songs in English, German, Urdu, Hindko, Pashto, Punjabi, Turkish and Arabic, Um kalthom and Mohamed Mounir, Fauda Arar, Baris Manco, Amr Diab, Tual, Yalin, Sesan Asku, Ahmet Keya, Ahmet Ozhan, Alamgir, Quamar Gulla, Nashenas, Naghma, Noor Jahan, Mohamad Rafi, Lata, Kishore Kumar, Talat Mahmood are my favorite singers. The list goes on etc. and of course I love latamore and luther vandros, the beatles, rolling stones and Yusef Islam is also one of the greatest voices and Allah blessed them all with such great talents.

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