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Sausage Bap (Scotland) on Sandwiches of History⁣

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Presenter / Channel

  • Sandwiches of History (host: Barry)

Ingredients (with quantities / substitutions mentioned)

  • Part-baked baps (Scottish sausage baps)
  • Lorne sausage
    • Typically made with meat scraps + spices
    • Ackroyd’s version uses beef + spices
  • HP sauce
    • Described as containing tamarind and molasses
  • Egg, over-easy
    • Used for the “upgraded” variation

Substitutions mentioned

  • Lorne sausage is traditionally made from mixed meat scraps, but the sausage used here from Ackroyd’s is beef-based.

Equipment / Prep Required

  • Oven (to finish baking part-baked baps)
  • Pan / frying method (to fry the sausage)
  • Basic sandwich assembly tools (bap cutting/placing)
  • Stovetop (to cook the over-easy egg)

Method (Step-by-Step)

  1. Finish baking the baps
    • Take part-baked baps and finish baking in the oven.
  2. Fry the sausage
    • While the baps bake, fry up the sausage.
  3. Assemble the sandwich
    • Remove the baps from the oven and cut them in half.
    • Put sausage on the cut bap(s).
    • Add a little HP sauce.
  4. Upgrade variation (optional)
    • Add an over-easy egg on top.

Key Notes / Chef Tips & Observations

  • Bread texture outcome: pillowy soft inside and a nice crunch outside.
  • Flavor pairing emphasized:
    • HP sauce: tangy flavor from tamarind + molasses
    • Lorne sausage: spiced with notes like nutmeg and coriander
  • “Plussed up” version tip:
    • The chef loves a runny yolk, but warns about mess—don’t let the yolk “go all over the floor.”
  • Rating:
    • Original sausage bap (with HP sauce): 9/10
    • With over-easy egg: 10/10 (“That’s breakfast.”)

Serving / Plating Suggestions

  • Serve as a Scottish sausage bap sandwich.
  • For the upgraded version, top with an over-easy egg, emphasizing the runny yolk.

Variations Mentioned

  • Classic: Lorne sausage + HP sauce in a baked bap.
  • Breakfast / Plussed-up: Classic + over-easy egg.

Referenced Sources

  • Sausage/baps and background info credited to Ackroyd’s Scottish Bakery (Redford, Michigan).
  • Promotional mention: ackroyds.bakery.com with code “sandwiches” for 10% off first order.

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