If black puddings put lead in your pencil, I will continue to write with a biro...thanks very much
Not fond of tongue or cheek either
(that's probably because I have enough of my own).
when I was but a girl I used to work in a cooked meat shop in town, Tattersalls used to supply our Black Puddings....Monday was our delivery day....they would arrive hot and steaming.....and the boss (Anne) would buy two for sixpence and put a whole load of picallilli on them and eat then with great enjoyment......she liked the fatty puddings, and could always pick ot the fatty ones.......YUCK!

Not fond of tongue or cheek either
(that's probably because I have enough of my own).when I was but a girl I used to work in a cooked meat shop in town, Tattersalls used to supply our Black Puddings....Monday was our delivery day....they would arrive hot and steaming.....and the boss (Anne) would buy two for sixpence and put a whole load of picallilli on them and eat then with great enjoyment......she liked the fatty puddings, and could always pick ot the fatty ones.......YUCK!

Anyway, I bought a couple and boiled them up for supper. They STANK!! and after retrieving them from the boiling water, I tried to find something edible to eat - - but they were all skin and bone - literally!!

Forget the fancy recipes, just simmer them for around 3-4 hours, (I used to buy them from a local (not local as in Lancashire) butcher that used to steam them overnight. After getting them home, I would boil them for around 30 minutes to get them piping hot and just tuck into them with salt and fresh uncut bread and butter.) Check to see if your butcher part cooks them or not.