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	Comments on: Sausage n Mash, right? Nope. Sausage n Sowans! 
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Whoever worked out that tasty, fatty bangers are great laid on smooth creamy cushions was spot on.
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But we rarely have white potato. Here, instead of mash, I&#8217;ve served our local @valledelsasso sausages on a bed of the Scottish traditional oat ferment, Sowans. The fat of the sausage helps compliment the slightly acidic ferment flavour of the oats.
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I surrounded the whole thing with roast onion and cardi (cardoons). The cardoons were too bitter for my son (he usually eats everthing!) but I managed some :-)
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Check out my story today to see Sowans (and a ton of other ferments) in progress.	</title>
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