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Devils on horseback

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ShowMeTheElf · 19/12/2016 14:15

I was reading the pigs in blankets thread and have decided to do devils on horseback as well as PIB with Christmas dinner.
I don't have mango chutney and won't be getting any in the next week......has anyone stuffed their prunes with cranberry sauce and does it work as well?
Thanks in advance

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Blondie1984 · 20/12/2016 02:09

Haven't tried that but blue cheese works really well

ShowMeTheElf · 21/12/2016 10:44

Thanks for the suggestion Smile

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Weedsnseeds1 · 21/12/2016 13:02

Cranberry sauce would be fine I think. Or extra large prunes stuffed with Mimi chipolata and have Devil Pigs on Horseback?

ShowMeTheElf · 06/01/2017 10:26

Update: I just used the soft eating dried prunes (which were big) and didn't bother putting anything inside. Wrapped each on half a rasher of smoked streaky bacon from the butcher and secured with a cocktail stick. Cooked them alongside the pigs in blankets, stuffing etc.

A huge hit with absolutely everyone! Those that weren't keen on bacon found it offset by the prune, those that weren't keen on prunes found the opposite. They had a lovely caramelised flavour rather than being too fruity, and went brilliantly with Turkey. A new regular Christmas side dish for our house. I can't recommend them enough!

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LumelaMme · 06/01/2017 10:38

I make them as part of a high tea sometimes - dead easy, very popular - just like you did - half a rasher round a big prune. I don't even use cocktail sticks, just make sure the join of the bacon is underneath when they're cooking.

And they are gorgeous.

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