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This recipe by André Garrett was published by TheCaterer.com to mark the occasion of 'The Glorious Twelfth' – the name given to 12 August, when the red grouse shooting season begins.
If you have not had your black pudding fix for breakfast then here is a roast variation to try. You could make the stuffing as a side dish for your standard chicken or pork roast dinner.
Chef Brian Turner's recipe for Chicken Turbigo, a rich, stew-like dish, traditionally made with kidneys which featured on his BBC show Taste of Britain with Janet Street Porter.
This Roast Woodpigeon recipe is similar in nature and ingredients to André's Roast Grouse dish. A different game bird and the subtle variations in recipe flavours also make it worthy of sharing.
This dish of Rabbit stuffed with Black Pudding, wrapped in pancetta and served with some lovely mushrooms makes a change to a Rabbit stew / casserole.
"Black pudding and coconut. . . I reckon this unexpected pairing requires you to stretch your imagination a little, right?" - Well it sure intrigued us! This is a recipe by François Chartier, regarded internationally as one of the pioneering researchers in terms of recipe creation and wine and food harmonies.
This recipe, by Emily Watkins, is a fabulous twist on one of our classic dishes. Using hot suet pastry, a slow-cooked aromatic sage & onion puree and served with homemade crackling this is a fantastic dinner party dish.
Young or Old, you can never get tired of a good hearty plate of Bangers & Mash with gravy! We know you don't really need a recipe for this but we wanted to share Donal Skehan's modern twist on this family favourite using some the best Irish ingredients.
Roast Saddle of Lamb with Spinach & Black Pudding by Galton Blackiston is a great example of combining just a few tasty, quality ingredients to make a beautiful meal.
Confit Pork Belly Stuffed with Black Pudding by Graham Campbell, the youngest person in Scotland to receive a Michelin star [age of twenty-five], is simply a celebration of the marriage of Pork and Black Pudding!
Jamie Oliver introduces this dish of Poussin with Black Pudding saying “A bit of good-old black pudding under the skin of the poussin blows your socks off!”
Chef Matthew Tomkinson suggests using Boudin Noir (French Black Pudding) for this lovely Braised Rabbit dish. The Boudin Noir can be slightly sweeter especially if, as recommended, it contains apple.