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1 lb (455 g) lambs liver
1/4 lb (115 g) onions
6 ozs (170 g) white bread crumbs
4 tsp dried sage
1 beef OXO cube
Knob of butter for each faggot
1/2 pt (330 ml) water
Method
Make your bread crumbs by putting the dried bread in the mixer on a high setting until you have fine bread crumbs.
Put bread crumbs in large mixing bowl.
Chop onions in the mixer and add to the mixing bowl, this can be as fine or as coarse to suit your own tastes.
Chop the liver in the mixer and add to the mixing bowl, this can be as fine or as coarse to suit your own tastes.
Add the sage and mix thoroughly.
Shape the mixture into small balls (should make 8 to 10).
Place in a greased ovenproof dish or tin.
Put a small knob of butter on each faggot.
Make stock with OXO (beef) cube and water and pour around the faggots.
Cover with foil and bake in a preheated oven (180°C / 350°F / Gas Mark 4) for fifteen minutes.
Remove foil and cook for further fifteen minutes.
Remove faggots and when cool cover and keep in the fridge until required.
To serve:
To reheat place the required number of faggots in a saucepan with beef stock (OXO or preferably Bovril) two-thirds of the way up the faggots add finely chopped onions. Bring to the boil and simmer for 5 to 10 minutes.
Thicken stock to make a gravy and pour over.
Serve with mushy peas, boiled potatoes and thick slices of freshly buttered bread.
I love mushy peas, despite being a southerner. Mind you, I was introduced to them by a yorkshireman.
I would never countenance putting gravy on chips though. That is just wrong.
Gravy on chips is fantastic, but not as nice as curry sauce. It's impossible to get anything moist in a southern chippy. Having said that chippies in essex tend to be OK
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