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Here's one I found on the net. It sounds a bit posh for the potted meat I remember though!

 

Potted Meat

 

750 g Lean pork

500 g Belly pork, cubed

150 ml Water

2 Garlic cloves, crushed

Sprig of thyme

½ ts Ground mace

pince Ground allspice

Black pepper

Bay leaf

 

1. Put the lean and belly pork in a heavy pan.

2. Add water, garlic and all seasonings.

3. Bring to boil. Transfer to a casserole dish and cook in oven at 150C for up to 5 hours. Stir occasionally, adding water if it is sticking.

4. Drain meat with a colander and reserve the liquid in a jug to cool.

5. Discard the herbs and shred the meat with two forks.

6. Re-melt the fat from the cooled liquid and add enough to the shredded meat to make a soft paste.

7. Pack into jars or terrine dish and cover with a layer of fat.

8. Store in fridge for up to two weeks.

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You could just try wizzing a tin of stewing steak in a food processor, that will more or less get you the consistancy and taste you require. Simply add salt, pepper and hendersons relish (if you can get it) to your taste!

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Here's one I found on the net. It sounds a bit posh for the potted meat I remember though!

 

Potted Meat

 

750 g Lean pork

500 g Belly pork, cubed

150 ml Water

2 Garlic cloves, crushed

Sprig of thyme

½ ts Ground mace

pince Ground allspice

Black pepper

Bay leaf

 

1. Put the lean and belly pork in a heavy pan.

2. Add water, garlic and all seasonings.

3. Bring to boil. Transfer to a casserole dish and cook in oven at 150C for up to 5 hours. Stir occasionally, adding water if it is sticking.

4. Drain meat with a colander and reserve the liquid in a jug to cool.

5. Discard the herbs and shred the meat with two forks.

6. Re-melt the fat from the cooled liquid and add enough to the shredded meat to make a soft paste.

7. Pack into jars or terrine dish and cover with a layer of fat.

8. Store in fridge for up to two weeks.

 

 

Urgh, urgh, urgh. :gag: :gag:

 

It sounds truly disgoosting!

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Urgh, urgh, urgh. :gag: :gag:

 

It sounds truly disgoosting!

I'm not a fan of the stuff myself, but I suppose at least if you make your own, you can put meat of the appropriate quality in it. I dread to think what sort of 'meat' goes into some of the bought stuff, particularly at the cheaper end of the market.

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Potted Meat or more commonly called "Potted Dog" here. I've found you a recipe for traditional Yorkshire Potted Beef.

 

8oz Beef steak –cubed.

½ tsp Mace

Salt and Pepper.

Butter

 

1 Cover the beef with water,

cover and stew gently for 2

hours until tender.

 

2 Drain stock into jug and stand

to one side. Mince the beef

twice and make into a paste

with a little of the stock, then

beat in the mace, salt and

pepper.

 

3 Pack tightly into a jar and cover

with clarified butter and chill.

 

Its taken from here:

 

http://www.itvregions.com/NR/rdonlyres/69728202-F233-446A-B79C-279D7FB57796/1107/Dales_8.pdf

 

Theres also recipes for something called Scripture Cake and one for Courting Cake.

 

Can't stand the stuff myself though!

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