Bangers From Blighty

I'm also very fond of Hungarian food. From Meafy classics like töltött káposzta (stuffed cabbage) to sweet tooth saviours such as Császár morzsa Hu / En (emperor's crumbs), there's plenty of dishes to choose from. Of course there are still things that I miss from home. One of them being good ol' bangers and mash.
Read moreHungary has cracking kolbász and virslis are acceptable in the right circumstance (namely in a bun) but there is no good sausage substitute here. I've chanced upon some Bajor kolbász that wasn't bad but now I've found the perfect porkers.
David Wilkinson is the saviour. As producer of Wilkinson's British Sausages with a meafy heritage going back over 50 years, he knows what he's doing. If you order from him, he'll also tell you what he's doing when he delivers them direct to your door.


Now I just need to find an enterprising fellow willing to bag some salt and vinegar crisps.
3 Comments:
Fantastic. Now all Hungary needs is a good supply of pie.
Ironically, Wilkinson's British Sausages count among my reasons for regretting leaving Budapest. Despite being able to have British Sausages whenever I please, they somehow tasted so much better when served as highly exclusive hand-crafted meaf.
Incidentally, I'm pleased to note the use of the word "meafy" in your post. A definition can be found here.
Oooh a good steak pie, oozing gravy under its suet pudding crust.
It was torture researching the net for those links and pics. I was starving. Same now.
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