Black Pudding

[vincent 0]

im looking for a restaurant or english style fish and chip shop that will make me a black pudding style beanie or white pudding version i beanie is made from sausage meat with baked beans inside covered in batter the black pudding version is 2 slices of black pudding with beans in middle wrapped in batter also the white pudding version is 2 slices of white pudding with beans in the middle wrapped in batter cooked in very hot oil

[johnboy1 0]

It sounds disgusting and likely to hasten the onset of heart disease but I would imagine any place that does fish and chips and fried english breakfasts with black pudding on the menu would be able to put this together. Probably best to try an english run place because it might be difficult to explain this to a thai. Try the sportsman on Soi 13. Never heard of a beanie personally. Deep fried black pudding I could understand but with beans in there as well is hard to comprehend.

[jacko 8,815]

im looking for a restaurant or english style fish and chip shop that will make me a black pudding style beanie or white pudding version i beanie is made from sausage meat with baked beans inside covered in batter the black pudding version is 2 slices of black pudding with beans in middle wrapped in batter also the white pudding version is 2 slices of white pudding with beans in the middle wrapped in batter cooked in very hot oil

I am intrigued to know where this delicious delicacy hails from, I come from black pudding and chip shop country and have never come across this.

[GlynRhedyn 32]

I've never heard of a beanie before but I am very familiar with black pudding (I have some in the fridge now) and white on my visits to Ireland. So where does the beanie originate from? I seem to remember coming across battered black pudding before (Scotland?) but not in combination with beans.

Glyn.

[jacko 8,815]

I've never heard of a beanie before but I am very familiar with black pudding (I have some in the fridge now) and white on my visits to Ireland. So where does the beanie originate from? I seem to remember coming across battered black pudding before (Scotland?) but not in combination with beans.

Glyn.

Perhaps that was a Mars bar?

[Yzi 72]

Perhaps that was a Mars bar?

 

Saw that on Anthony Bourdain show when he was visiting Scotland, not on my to do list.

 

Maybe with ice cream....

[Montydog 135]

The only place I know that does Black Pudding is Canterbury Tales so maybe you can ask Dave the owner if his cook will knock you one up. He usually has a thread running in the accommodation section

[jacko 8,815]

The only place I know that does Black Pudding is Canterbury Tales so maybe you can ask Dave the owner if his cook will knock you one up. He usually has a thread running in the accommodation section

I am pretty sure you can get a slice with the fatboy breakfast at nearby Crazy Daves, but they aren't much into deviating from the menu.

[Gawd Elpus 798]

I am pretty sure you can get a slice with the fatboy breakfast at nearby Crazy Daves, but they aren't much into deviating from the menu.

 

 

Loads of places do black pudding. I always asked for extra mushrooms instead of the BP, as I find it disgusting. Obvioulsy many must like it though.

 

Juice Restaurant do it in Soi Lenkee as part of a breakfast, and so do 18 coins, but nearly all Western style restaurants seem to have it on the menu as part of a breakfast. Crazy Dave fries every thing in tractor oil, I would give that place a miss

[jacko 8,815]

Loads of places do black pudding. I always asked for extra mushrooms instead of the BP, as I find it disgusting. Obvioulsy many must like it though.

 

Juice Restaurant do it in Soi Lenkee as part of a breakfast, and so do 18 coins, but nearly all Western style restaurants seem to have it on the menu as part of a breakfast. Crazy Dave fries every thing in tractor oil, I would give that place a miss

Now and again, a greasy breakfast hits the spot. But yes, perhaps a better quality of grease say from The Pig and Whistle or Rosies who will probably have black pudding too. Not to everyone's tastes... a USA guy, after I explained to him what it was asked..'why would you eat that?' (Because it tastes good actually)

[Gawd Elpus 798]

Now and again, a greasy breakfast hits the spot. But yes, perhaps a better quality of grease say from The Pig and Whistle or Rosies who will probably have black pudding too. Not to everyone's tastes... a USA guy, after I explained to him what it was asked..'why would you eat that?' (Because it tastes good actually)

 

They have obviously not tried Ainsley Harriot's black pudding

[Montydog 135]

I am pretty sure you can get a slice with the fatboy breakfast at nearby Crazy Daves, but they aren't much into deviating from the menu.

 

Yeh Jacko, I’m sure it’s on the menu at quite a few places, I didn’t quite make clear it’s the only place “I” have seen it served.

 

As for Crazy Dave’s that should get a mention in the “cheep beer” thread