Whit's fur tea?

[banjo]

as with his kidneys.......................just the once.

[dimairt]

Kidneys fried in butter, splash of sherry vinegar, handful of parsley, served on home-made arrabiata bread. Gu math blasda! Cheap too, it's good to see offal so widely available.

Durachdan,

Eddy

Where, precisely, is this 'widely' you speak of? You can usually get liver, but kidney is a rarity indeed.

[dimairt]

Kidneys fried in butter, splash of sherry vinegar, handful of parsley, served on home-made arrabiata bread. Gu math blasda! Cheap too, it's good to see offal so widely available.

Durachdan,

Eddy

Where, precisely, is this 'widely' you speak of? You can usually get liver, but kidney is a rarity indeed.

Morrison's at the Barras and at Tesco in Maryhill a few weeks ago. Morrison's also had heart and oxtail.

Eddy

[The Egg Man]

Speaking of availability - rabbit was being promoted on telly last week but I don't recall seeing it on sale (not that I was looking).

Same with goat. Curry goat gets rave reviews but where do you buy goat in Glasgow?

[Sharon]

From a delivery van?

http://www.goat-meat.co.uk/

I love it when a website address matches the purpose so plainly.

[The Egg Man]

Thanks.

[banjo]

it can be bought over the counter in glasgow.suppliers to the asian community woodlands rd /gt western rd area usually have it in stock.

[Sharon]

Trumped by Banjos local knowledge!
Do report back on how the curry turns out if you get motivated to make it happen.

[edward carolan]

Rabbit -The Fish Plaice on Saltmarket, and lots of other exciting items.

[RDR]

Think I'll make home made steak pie for dinner.
Anyone else put sq sausage as well as steak in it?
My family seem to like it that way!

[Josef]

I might just be assuming that having sausage as one of the ingredients of steak pie is traditional because everyone I know who makes it does, but that's the case.

Square rather than links sausage is a tad unusual, mind.

[RDR]

I might just be assuming that having sausage as one of the ingredients of steak pie is traditional because everyone I know who makes it does, but that's the case.

Square rather than links sausage is a tad unusual, mind.

Sq is a bit strange but in the main they don't like links.
Malcom Allan do a Sausage and Steak pie. Never tried it though.

Another strange fact is when I make Chilli for the family they don't like kidney beans, so I have to use baked beans.

[Josef]

Curious. The texture is almost identical.

[Boxer6]

I might just be assuming that having sausage as one of the ingredients of steak pie is traditional because everyone I know who makes it does, but that's the case.

Square rather than links sausage is a tad unusual, mind.

Sq is a bit strange but in the main they don't like links.
Malcom Allan do a Sausage and Steak pie. Never tried it though.

Another strange fact is when I make Chilli for the family they don't like kidney beans, so I have to use baked beans. :?

Each to their own and all that ……. but that's just plain wrong!

[RDR]

I might just be assuming that having sausage as one of the ingredients of steak pie is traditional because everyone I know who makes it does, but that's the case.

Square rather than links sausage is a tad unusual, mind.

Sq is a bit strange but in the main they don't like links.
Malcom Allan do a Sausage and Steak pie. Never tried it though.

Another strange fact is when I make Chilli for the family they don't like kidney beans, so I have to use baked beans. :?

Each to their own and all that ……. but that's just plain wrong!

I've got used to it over the years. Actually makes a nice sweet chilli.
Home made pizza last night, though I have to make one cheese free as my youngest is allergic to the renin in cheese.