Longing for toad in the hole!
#1
Ok guys, need your help. We just finished watching 'International Househunters' in London, and at the end of the show, the couple were making Toad in the Hole. I look over to hubby, and he's nearly got tears in his eyes, longing for his fave meal! Since we've moved over here, we've tried different sausages, but Mr J turns his nose up at them
Does anyone know of a brand of sausage that would be comparable to Walls Bangers? We've got the usual big chain stores around us, so if you have any tried and true suggestions, we would certainly appreciate the help. Cheers!
Does anyone know of a brand of sausage that would be comparable to Walls Bangers? We've got the usual big chain stores around us, so if you have any tried and true suggestions, we would certainly appreciate the help. Cheers!
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Originally Posted by mvjenno
Ok guys, need your help. We just finished watching 'International Househunters' in London, and at the end of the show, the couple were making Toad in the Hole. I look over to hubby, and he's nearly got tears in his eyes, longing for his fave meal! Since we've moved over here, we've tried different sausages, but Mr J turns his nose up at them
Does anyone know of a brand of sausage that would be comparable to Walls Bangers? We've got the usual big chain stores around us, so if you have any tried and true suggestions, we would certainly appreciate the help. Cheers! 
Does anyone know of a brand of sausage that would be comparable to Walls Bangers? We've got the usual big chain stores around us, so if you have any tried and true suggestions, we would certainly appreciate the help. Cheers! 
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Some jimmy deans aren't to bad...though to be honest, best bet would be to get some decent ones from a health/green store...There's one in town here that makes really good ones, but well expensive, for a couple bangers, was $5...so not to be done every day...
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Originally Posted by Hebapotamus42
What's Toad in the Hole? 


massive yorkie pud with bangers in it and baked, basically...
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I actually thought the thread name was going to be a euphemism until I realised I wasnt in TIO.
Sooo in answer we got some from CostCo - cant rememeber the brand - but they were ******* gorgeous, just like Wall's bangers! We had then with Heinz (English) baked beans and proper mashed spuds.......Mmmmmmmmm
Sooo in answer we got some from CostCo - cant rememeber the brand - but they were ******* gorgeous, just like Wall's bangers! We had then with Heinz (English) baked beans and proper mashed spuds.......Mmmmmmmmm
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If you have a WHOLE FOODS MARKET in your area they sell Irish Bangers, by far the best for Toad in the Hole. Cook them in boiling water for 15 mins, gets rid of the fat content, now they are ready to prepare. Nigella Lawsons' Yorkshire Pudding Recipe is the only one I have found that produces great Yorkshire's. Regards June
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Originally Posted by Bob
Some jimmy deans aren't to bad...though to be honest, best bet would be to get some decent ones from a health/green store...There's one in town here that makes really good ones, but well expensive, for a couple bangers, was $5...so not to be done every day...
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Originally Posted by ImHere
I actually thought the thread name was going to be a euphemism until I realised I wasnt in TIO.
Sooo in answer we got some from CostCo - cant rememeber the brand - but they were ******* gorgeous, just like Wall's bangers! We had then with Heinz (English) baked beans and proper mashed spuds.......Mmmmmmmmm
Sooo in answer we got some from CostCo - cant rememeber the brand - but they were ******* gorgeous, just like Wall's bangers! We had then with Heinz (English) baked beans and proper mashed spuds.......Mmmmmmmmm
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Originally Posted by canny lass
If you have a WHOLE FOODS MARKET in your area they sell Irish Bangers, by far the best for Toad in the Hole. Cook them in boiling water for 15 mins, gets rid of the fat content, now they are ready to prepare. Nigella Lawsons' Yorkshire Pudding Recipe is the only one I have found that produces great Yorkshire's. Regards June
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Originally Posted by canny lass
If you have a WHOLE FOODS MARKET in your area they sell Irish Bangers, by far the best for Toad in the Hole. Cook them in boiling water for 15 mins, gets rid of the fat content, now they are ready to prepare. Nigella Lawsons' Yorkshire Pudding Recipe is the only one I have found that produces great Yorkshire's. Regards June
you boil sausages??? Toad in the hole is so easy (but not so cheap here as in UK lol)- just fry or grill up the sausages, chuck in a dish and pour some yorkie batter over and bake. A pinch of Colmans English Mustard (dry) in the flour makes it a bit tastier.
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Originally Posted by Taffyles
you boil sausages??? Toad in the hole is so easy (but not so cheap here as in UK lol)- just fry or grill up the sausages, chuck in a dish and pour some yorkie batter over and bake. A pinch of Colmans English Mustard (dry) in the flour makes it a bit tastier.
You will be surprised how better they taste if you boil them first....try them on the BBQ they brown up lovely.
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Originally Posted by canny lass
You will be surprised how better they taste if you boil them first....try them on the BBQ they brown up lovely.
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Originally Posted by Taffyles
you boil sausages??? Toad in the hole is so easy (but not so cheap here as in UK lol)- just fry or grill up the sausages, chuck in a dish and pour some yorkie batter over and bake. A pinch of Colmans English Mustard (dry) in the flour makes it a bit tastier.
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Originally Posted by NC Penguin
Have you not noticed how Americans cook their sausages (like British bangers) in liquid (sometimes beer) then finish them off on the grill/barbecue/broiler?
As for heinz baked beens, love 'em, but well expensive, so only for a special occasion when I found them...but they were good...haven't seen any veg beans around here to be honest except the veg maple B&M beans...which aren't the same, migth as well get the pig cooked stuff, which is nice, but certainly not the same
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Originally Posted by Bob
As for heinz baked beens, love 'em, but well expensive, so only for a special occasion when I found them




