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Groaty pudding/Groaty !!!!!!
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emmie1234
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Hi all, wondering if someone on here may be able to help me. I want to make a recipe in my slow cooker that my Gran used to make for Bonfire Night when we were kids. It's an old Black Country recipe called Groaty Pudding or some people call it Groaty !!!!!!. It's like a really thick creamy stodgy stew, made using groats, neck of lamb, leeks etc... Does anybody know where I can buy groats from? I know Bonfire night has been and gone, but I'd love to make a pot of it, used to love the stuff. 
Thank you in advance xx
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Do a search for buckwheat groats , widely available0
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I saw this being made on Saturday Morning Kitchen the other week, on a Keith Floyd clip. The lady helping him make it said to buy them from your local pet shop as they are sold for bird seed. I kid you not!0
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Never heard of this dish until now. What a great name!0
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Yup definitley a petshop - only heard about this from a very Black Country colleague a week or so ago. Think he called them pigeon peas or pigeon nuts!!
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As this has dropped down the OS board, ive moved it to shopping and groceries to see if someone over here can help
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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That looks delicious, I need to give it a try.0
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