Linda McCartney

Red Onion & Rosemary Sausages, I have a liking for all her products but these sausages are a big favourite with me. The Mrs thinks they are a bit on the dry side, but I really do like them. As you can probably tell I am getting into a more healthy eating style these days, although I will still try the odd pie or two. Sugar is out now for me, totally unnecessary to add this stuff to our food as most products are full of the stuff. Eat healthy and think healthy!

"Vegetarian sausages made from textured soya protein, red onion and seasoned with rosemary. The team at Linda McCartney's are passionate about their delicious qualiy food. Bake with sliced red onions, sprigs of rosemary and serve with spring onion buttered mash potatoes and minted" peas.

Typical values per 100g (2 sausages):

Energy 537kJ/128kcal, Protein 14.2g, Carbohydrate 9.7g, of which sugars 2.7g, Fat 3.7g, of which saturates 2.2g, Fibre 5.8g, Salt 1.2g, of which Sodium 0.5g.

All that healthy eating did't help Linda, poor lass died young,

Joseph,I like her foods..and the sausages..you've got to look at all food ingredients these days..all those additives do nobody any good..I even get soya mince..

Agreed, Momac. Tom she had breast cancer that spread, an horrible disease.

an horrible disease indeed mester, no matter if you're big,small,black,white,sportsperson or couch potato, healthy eaters too and all the money in the world can't help,

Calico Skies - the sixth song on Paul McCartney's 1997 album, Flaming Pie.

Your first post made me chuckle, Joseph, as I suspected some of it to be a bit tofu in cheek.

I rarely have sausage, but if I do they're of the vegetarian variety - Quorn/ Linda McCartney. I agree they can be dry (like parts of your first post?) but the serving suggestion of 'sausage, red onions & rosemary, with spring onion buttered mash potatoes and minted peas' certainly whets my appetite.

No, honestly, Jo Anne I'm on an health trip at the moment.

Dry indeed!

I am getting into a more healthy eating style these days, although I will still try the odd pie or two.

It's the pie bit still making me laugh, Joseph. Keep up the good work.

Well those pies I mentioned before had hardly any content, so I think I'm fine on that. To be honest I don't eat pies very often anyway.

Linda McCarntey "Steak" pies were great but they seem to have disappeared.

Those ASDA "Meat"balls are good too especially in a nice curry sauce.

welsh faggots and peas lush

I don't eat any form of processed meat and sometimes really yearn for an sausage, I will give those Linda Mcartney doings ago Mester Joseph

I had an aunt die from it almost 2y ears ago

Going to try Linda's veggie sausage and bean stew later.

I will let you know how it goes.

That sounds good, Joseph, we bought Linda McCartney sausages from Lidl yesterday - half price.

Have you tried them yet?

We've had them before, Joseph, though not in anything as exciting as sausage & bean stew.

but high in salt and that's what I have to look at

I must admit, Kath, I don't pay the attention I should to the salt content of foods.

Typical values per 100g (2 sausages): Salt 1.2g, of which Sodium 0.5g

Salt: the facts - NHS:

Adults should eat no more than 6g of salt a day – that's around one full teaspoon. Children should eat less.

Look at the figure for salt per 100g:

High is more than 1.5g salt per 100g (0.6g sodium) - may be colour-coded red.

Low is 0.3g salt or less per 100g (or 0.1g sodium) - may be colour-coded green.

Medium is between 0.3g and 1.5g per 100g - may be colour-coded amber.

As a rule, aim for foods that have a low or medium salt content. Leave high-salt foods for occasional use.

It's all 'frozzen' crap. Good God, don't you know what healthy food is?

Example: Two 'Finny Haddy' thick cuts from Morrisons done in the oven in foil with a little unsalted butter and black pepper.

Two medium baked potatoes, baked for 2 hours.

A fresh cauliflower, boiled until medium/soft and chopped using unsalted butter and white pepper.

A bottle of Hock (Morrisons)

A meal for two: £ 10.

Enjoy.

Nowt frozen theer. Linda McCartney my a--e.

ya like good food eh?then find yaself a butchers that kill their own beef/lamb/pig...I recommend DRY CURED AND SMOKED BACON....dry cured don't shrivel up in the pan,ya need a nice cheese to finish the meal, try a port-wine cheese, yeah, I said a port wine cheese....iffn ya aint never had it, then ya cant talk to me about food.are ya listening to me joe?

We are having lamb's liver, dry-cured smoked bacon and onions cooked in Mackeson tomorrow, Billy; my daughter Ashley passed the idea on to me. Incidentally, we aren't going to Lewis this year, Billy.....just having a change and going to Yorkshire. Back to the Outer Hebrides next year. Our Joseph, try Tesco Caramelised Onion chutney on your sausages.....delicious!

Sorry folks got called away earlier. So here's the verdict on the meal, I was disappointed this time, it was rather bland to be honest.

Today I have had three potato cakes and two slices of my own wholemeal bread with a little butter on both. It was nice.

That sounds delicious Joseph..comfort food...

BUTTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

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It's all 'frozzen' crap. Good God, don't you know what healthy food is?

Example: Two 'Finny Haddy' thick cuts from Morrisons done in the oven in foil with a little unsalted butter and black pepper.






You mean the ones full of yellow colouring? VERY HEALTHY.

LOL @ Ahcawntspeyk - I was just about to type that.

My mum made me liver and onions the other day - god, I hadn't had it in years.

Today I am having scotch scollops.

I have liver and onions in the oven as I type. Later I am making Beef Wellington for the evening meal as we are having guests. Warm fire and good old English fayre prepared by myself and my assistant who I have the honour of calling my wife.

I've got breast of lamb in the oven for me dinner yum yum.

I'm not being too healthy this weekend, so anything goes. Breast of lamb is one of my favourites, a bit fiddly but worth it.

Home made Snake and Kidley pie with chips tonight, It was very nice. Over did it a tad with the butties though, undone me kecks for a breather.

I had chicken legs and salad for me dinner, don't know what I'm having for tea.

I had Spam butties yesterday for tea.

I love Spam, me, with Branston.

I had plate meat pie, veg and gravy for me dinner, not sure what I'm having for tea.

Veg and Ham casserole been in the slow cooker all day while we've been out. Fancying some Garlic bread with it at the moment.

"Red Onion & Rosemary Sausages, I have a liking for all her products but these sausages are a big favourite with me. The Mrs thinks they are a bit on the dry side,"

Fry em' up in lard or beef dripping that will sort out the dryness

I tried them last week and found they were tasteless.

They aren't.

Never tried any Linda McCartney products - just having an Aldi stonebake pizza for me tea.

Was it good, Veg?

Yes, I'm stuffed. Will have to do an extra mile with the dog tonight.

That's good, enjoy the dog walking too.

Just had Roast Beef, Yorkshire Pud etc - we ate Sunday lunch early today as my bro is off to a gig.

Sirloin steak with peppercorn sauce tonight, not sure what to have with it just yet.

Perhaps a bottle of 1881 Wigan cherry red? You can buy it at the Honeysuckle.

Just had smoked, peppered mackerel and salad for my dinner, not sure whats for tea, probably another salad....

I'm doing braised beef cheeks for tomorrow with roasted parsnips and seasonal potatoes.

you guys aint gonna be long-livers, and that's fer sure.

It will be a ham sandwich for dinner. Poached salmon, salad and a few small boiled potatoes, for tea.

will give em a try Irene...aint seen em as yet....how ya keeping these days? hope this finds you in the pink, if not, ya know where all the fresh air is, just stand on the high points of Lewis and breath that fresh Atlantic Ozone in ya lungs eh

jarvo wrote:-
Two medium baked potatoes, baked for 2 hours.
christ that's mor elike cremation than baked ! LOL
Buy yerself a microwave, 5-10 minutes and done nicely

meanwhile, for joseph, for the start of next week
NoMeatForMeToday

I do my baked potatoes in the microwave - should they be called ping potatoes?

Not the same done in a microwave. ok if you are in a hurry though.

I use the micro the oven to crisp up tad.

We have just acquired a smoker. First run out tomorrow. A Pork Roast, beef ribs, mixed peppers and tomato's. If it turns out well some nice salmon next on the list.

You're still a crashing bore Broady.

Sounds good that, Bill.

Bennie put the claws away.

Has to be the oven for us. I'm probably one of the only folk not to own a microwave. Got rid when I had my kitchen done and just never replaced it. Don't miss it.

I'd like to say welcome back Bennie but I can't tell lies on a Sunday. Maybe time to ask Jay to post and send you scurrying away for a couple of years.

Vegetarian Week]

I'm not vegetarian but I do like a good sausage, Lindas are quite tasty but I like the real McCoy from the butcher. A bit of black pudding in them is even better.

Good evening, Ben...I mean, Josephine...

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Good evening, Ben...I mean, Josephine...



Replied: 16th May 2018 at 19:18

I'd be grateful if you could clarify who Ben or Josephine are. I'm at a loss

...Ask Bernard...

Who is Bernard

He's paranoid, mindar. And afraid of his own scrawny shadow.

Reopened after 2 years, someone's got to much time on there hands

Its vegetarian week where else better than this Linda McCartney post to advertise it.

Probably on a new "it's vegetarian week" thread.

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What!! no vegetarian black pudding in that lot Jathbee?

How do you substitute blood and animal fat into a veggie black pudding 😂😂😂

...Add you to the mix...

Your attempt at humour makes no sense but then you have neither brains nor humour, thicko.

You don't know me, Kathleen...

Haha 😂 😂 😂, gud un jarvo

She would know you if she hadn't been a coward, that night, and gone over to you 🐔 🐔 🐔

Apparently black beans and beetroot replace the blood jathbee.

You learn something new every day, mindar.

II don't like black pudding and I don't fancy the veggy option either.

Yes I know you John. 👍🏼. I will probably see you too.👍🏼 again 😂

But will you introduce yourself, I doubt it 🐔 🐔 🐔

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