Scotch egg is a hard-boiled egg, dredged in egg and flour, and then enclosed in a finely ground meat mixture. Pork sausage or a mixture of ham, anchovies, and herbs are commonly used. The meatball is rolled in bread crumbs and then deep-fried in oil, producing a crispy, savory morsel.
Scotch eggs can be served warm, with optional brown sauce or tomato sauce, or are served cold as an appetizer, especially as a pub snack.
An Indian version, dating to the Anglo-Indian period, is called nargisi kofta. It uses lamb or beef, and is seasoned with onions, garlic, and spices. Clarified Butter or vegetable oil is used to fry them.

Categories: Deep frying Egg Egg dish
Characteristic of: British cuisine
Contains, including ancestors: Egg
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Wikidata ID: Q1568296
Wikipedia title: Scotch egg
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