Any restaurants in metro Detroit servings scotch eggs?

**punky1** · December-09-10, 03:12 AM

Would like to find a restaurant that serves Scotch Eggs. mmmm...good.

**adamjab19** · December-09-10, 04:18 AM

Red Coat and Duggan's in Royal Oak does I believe?

**ellsa** · December-09-10, 06:02 AM

Lincoln Park Brewery does...and they have good beer, too!

**CountrySquire** · December-09-10, 09:28 AM

These are tough to find, DBC used to have them. We downloaded a recipe and made them with turkey sausage, they were delicious.

**n7hn** · December-09-10, 11:09 AM

OH...... scotch eggs, mmmmmm. Those should be more readily available.... great finger food and oh so good. I make em from time to time. Never seen em on a menu

muskie1 · December-09-10, 12:04 PM

I don't know if they have them, there is a place on 5 mile in Redford called Ackroyd's. They have a lot of British and Scotish fare.

**gazhekwe** · December-09-10, 12:23 PM

Haven't seen Scotch eggs at Ackroyd's. They are not too hard to make, so I usually make them when I want them. I liked the ones with turkey sausage!

**Gannon** · December-09-10, 12:23 PM

My bet is that with enough requests, a place like Grand Trunk [[previously Foran's) would respond to this desire.

What are scotch eggs? LOL

**jcole** · December-09-10, 12:31 PM

Originally Posted by Gannon

My bet is that with enough requests, a place like Grand Trunk [[previously Foran's) would respond to this desire.

What are scotch eggs? LOL

Hard boiled eggs wrapped in a layer of sausage meat and deep fried

**Gannon** · December-09-10, 12:36 PM

Whoa. Curious.

Sounds like a wee learning curve, but easily achievable...with the right tools.

If GT did it with bacon, too...then I'm sure they'd have a few regulars. I know one who'd be there a few times a week for this delicacy!

**bike4beer** · December-09-10, 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by ellsa

Lincoln Park Brewery does...and they have good beer, too!

I believe you mean Fort Street Brewery on Fort St by Southfield Rd.

Ye Olde Saloon in Royal Oak have them as well.

**punky1** · December-09-10, 02:14 PM

Thanks everyone for the info, keep it coming if there are any other places. I will have to check out the ones in the Royal Oak area first. Anyone ever watch Diners,Drive-Ins, and Dives? Does he ever come to Michigan?

**jcole** · December-09-10, 02:17 PM

He's done the Fly Trap in Ferndale as well as a couple others.

Here's a map of the restaurants he's done.
http://www.flavortownusa.com/default.aspx

**rb336** · December-09-10, 04:45 PM

Red Coat definitely has them, or did, I don't remember seeing them at Duggans, but it has been a while for both.

**Johnlodge** · December-09-10, 04:58 PM

Mmm, I love them, but usually save that treat for the Ren Fest every year.

Or if you want to be really absurd, how about a Scotch Ostrich egg?

**punky1** · December-09-10, 11:49 PM

Well I cannot top an Ostich egg, but how about these...bacon wrapped scotch eggs paired with bacon wrapped peppers stuffed with cream cheese, pastrami, shredded cheddar and jack cheese and bbq sauce.

I can hardly stand it right now. Could this be the start of a new drive-in enterprise.

**punky1** · December-10-10, 12:03 AM

I didn't think it could get any better but...how about a Bacon Cone Scotch Egg Sundae! No, no sugar, but lots of bacon. OMG I have to shut this computer down now. Could not get a link from here to work. Just goole the bold above, should land you at the bbq-brethren.com site. Make sure you scroll all the way through the photos of the preparation. Night, night...scrumptious dreams.

**Gannon** · December-10-10, 07:03 AM

I now have to keep my girlfriend away from her computer. If she finds this thread, I'm SURE to lose her.

To food. Go figure. LOL

She just found and bought a refrigerator magnet that says "I love you more than bacon", at the Detroit Craft Fair, I believe. But then she told me, depending on its orientation...up, sideways, or down...I could know my status on any particular day.

Cheers!

**buzzman0077** · December-10-10, 11:13 AM

Sean O'Callahans in Plymouth serves them and they are very good.

**Bigb23** · December-10-10, 01:44 PM

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The TurBaconEpid is a myocardial infarction on a flowery platter. It consists of BLAAAAAHH! -- oh my God I'm so sorry *wiping chin* -- a 20lb pig stuffed with an 8lb turkey, 6lb duck, 4lb chicken [[not from can), a cornish hen and quail, bacon croissant stuffing and ten pounds of wrapped bacon between layers, glazed with 6lbs of butter and 2 liters of Doctor Pepper [[you should've done the Dew!) and garnished with a bunch of Baconator cheeseburgers for a grand total of 79,046 calories and 6,892 grams of fat. From a vegetarian standpoint it's horrifying.

Is that a Scotch egg I see in the middle ?

**walkervillewillie** · December-10-10, 05:43 PM

if in windsor... the dominion house, right by the bridge, used to do them. be sure to eat with lotsa HP sauce!

**hogz** · December-10-10, 09:04 PM

Wow, this is making me hungry.

**phin** · August-11-22, 02:40 PM

I hate to rehash old threads, but this came up when looking for a scotch egg in the Detroit area [[preferably around the Ferndale/Royal Oak area). My favorite scotch egg is no longer available @ Ye Olde, and St CeCe's is no longer around :[[

One Eye'd Betty's has a decent one, but the vibe of the place really isnt for me. Its usually crowded and loud.

I am open to suggestions of the current state of The Scotch Egg in Detroit and the Metro Area.

**jcole** · August-11-22, 03:34 PM

I think they sell them at the Renaissance Fair

Originally Posted by phin

I hate to rehash old threads, but this came up when looking for a scotch egg in the Detroit area [[preferably around the Ferndale/Royal Oak area). My favorite scotch egg is no longer available @ Ye Olde, and St CeCe's is no longer around :[[

One Eye'd Betty's has a decent one, but the vibe of the place really isnt for me. Its usually crowded and loud.

I am open to suggestions of the current state of The Scotch Egg in Detroit and the Metro Area.