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Sausage Competition

As is customary for this time of year, Paul has traded in the fast paced life of London, and it's very wet Autumnal weather, for a well deserved relaxing break abroad. So, I’m afraid, you’re stuck with me for this edition of ‘Meat The Gossip’. There’s plenty goings on, so let’s get straight to it.

Stokey Pokey 2024 – Sunday 3rd November

We know you’ve been waiting in anticipation for London’s most coveted, and competitive, competition. I’m pleased to announce the details of the Stokey Pokey Sausage Competition, 2024.

You’ll notice all your favourite sausages adorn the Meat London cabinets each week, from the traditional Cumberland or Toulouse sausages, to the Chicken Sage & Onion or Lamb Merguez sausage. Everyone has their favourites. Those that fancy trying something a little different will also notice a ‘Sausage of The Week’. Our team like to come up with all kinds of flavour combinations to create a sausage that you’re unlikely to have tried before. It adds to the variety we offer, and, of course, keeps the butchers thinking of fresh new ideas. Well, now it’s your turn.

The Stokey Pokey Competition gives our customers the chance to dream up their best sausage recipe. Perhaps you’ve been inspired when abroad, memories of recipes from Grandparents, or perhaps you just wish someone would create that great recipe you have in mind (possibly since last year’s Stokey Pokey Competition you didn’t enter?!). Simply collect an entry form from any of our shops, fill out your recipe idea and return it to us by Sunday 20th October.

On Sunday 3rd November, from 1pm at Meat N16, Stoke Newington, join us for a fun afternoon to sample and vote for your favourite 6 finalists, along with Gessica’s famous mulled wine of course. The winner will be announced at 4pm, where the Stokey Pokey Cup will be presented to the sausage champion. You’re all invited to see the Sausage King or Queen be crowned.

Looking forward to seeing you there!


Carron Lodge - Cheese Farm Visit

Last week, Gessica and Karen ventured out of London and headed North to Preston, to visit the farm of award winning cheese producers, Carron Lodge. Of course, we always want to hear the gossip when our team return, so Paul took the opportunity to quiz Karen on her exciting trip out. Next time you visit our shops, speak to the team about our new cheeses from Carron Lodge.

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Gessica says

They say ‘Sober October’, but here at Meat London we never stop looking for new ideas and wines to add to our eclectic range.

Our rep, Dan from Hallgarten wines, paid a visit to the NW5 Tufnell Park branch this month offering a great line-up of new wines. From Europe, America and South Africa, he has it covered for our regular promotions or even our Christmas list.

In the last Newsletter, Paul mentioned the seasonal portfolio tastings, and last week a number of our Team visited Astrum Wines where the Rioja appeared to grab the headlines. I’ll get some into the shops soon.

I think the upcoming Autumn season is going to be vibrant, with warm reds to overcome the chilly evenings. Come into our shops for our weekend tastings, and see if you agree with my selections, and, bye the way, there might be a couple of funny stories along the way.


Canadian Thanksgiving

If your celebrating Canadian Thanksgiving on Monday 14th October, Meat London have turkeys ready for your Thanks Giving feast. We're taking pre orders for your turkey and other goodies now!

Autumn appears to have settled in with full vigour, if the recent weather has anything to go by. Stay dry and have a lovely October. Watch out for those witches and gouls at the end of the month! 

Craig - General Manager

Cherry Cola Beef Short Ribs


Liberally cover the Short Ribs with the Cherry Cola rub and leave to marinade overnight.

Using 1/3 of a Chimney Starter (around 8 briquettes), get the BBQ to 140˚. Set the BBQ for indirect cooking, with lit briquettes to one side of the BBQ and add the wood chunks. Smoke penetrates meat when it’s raw. Once a layer of cooked meat forms on the outside, smoking has little effect.
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Lamb Saddle with Caramelised Baby Onions and White Wine Jus

Lamb Saddle

I make no secret of the fact that this is one of my favourite cuts. The saddle is from the middle of the animal and is all soft, tender meat. Rolled properly, it looks so elegant and is a real winner for any dinner party. Adding the soft, sweet baby onions on the side is a bit like putting a silk hanky in your pocket before you leave the house. An unassuming touch of decadence.
 
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Beef Wellington



With Christmas upon us, I am proposing the always decadent Beef Wellington. ‘Celebrity’ Chefs, and all those weekend glossy mags, will tell you that only a ‘Centre Cut’ Beef Fillet will do the job. That’s all very well if you are running a smart restaurant, and you want every piece to look the same, but the Rump Fillet, Chateaubriand, has all the flavour, is just as tender and will save a few pennies. It’s my cut of choice. As with all good things, your Beef Wellington will need a little investment of money and time, but, as it sets off your festive table, you will decide it is worth the effort. (BTW; this is the Christmas treat destined for my table this year).
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