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• #21802
This dukkah discovery is pretty lifechanging. A bit like the moment I first tried almond butter.
Thus proving that yes, almonds are the business.
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• #21803
patio, goldhawk road - cheap and cheerful Polish
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• #21804
@mashton , @bernard , @Apone , @bazschmaz - cheers all, will give it a shot
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• #21805
Scored some cheap oxtail at sainsburies 46p a kilo. Now am at a bit of a loss what to do with it as the gf doesn't eat beef...So what ever I make will have to suffer being frozen and reheated.
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• #21806
boil it first, skim of the scum, cook it low and slow with whatever is kicking about in the cupboard.
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• #21807
boil it first, skim of the scum, cook it low and slow with whatever is kicking about in the cupboard. And serve on square plates for extra kudos.
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• #21808
Have a lot of stuff in the cupboard. Trying to come up with something that will live survive the freezer and reheat.
I have no square plates, but do have bit of slate that I serve all guest foods on one.
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• #21809
cook it low and slow with whatever is kicking about in the cupboard
did this, the result (from coffeemate, jelly cubes, tinned tuna and tinned peaches) was surprisingly palatable
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• #21810
I can't think of any slow cooked beef recipe which wouldn;t survive being frozen; ragu, stew etc.
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• #21811
I'm pretty sure this was invented in my freshers halls.
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• #21813
or wahaca - fish tacos.
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• #21814
This weekend's delight is Pork Knuckle.
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• #21815
Simon had a pork knuckle bigger than his head in Berlin, was glorious
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• #21816
you doing it with beer?? hmmm nice
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• #21817
Just been doing a bit of googling. Seeing as it's almost Oktoberfest time, I think I'll go the German route.
Roast on bed of onions and apples, rub skin with salt, garlic and caraway seeds. Baste with copious beer.
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• #21818
And mustard! For the love of lederhosen, don't forget the mustard!
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• #21819
So I made lentils with a lot of garlic... two days later and the flat reeks.
This makes me feel manly and proud.
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• #21820
that sounds great!!
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• #21821
Very nice! Post a picture if you can!
I made chicken the same way once, using quadruple belgian ale, useless to say it was tasteful
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• #21822
Got home at 1 drunk last night, woke up at 5 to go to billingsgate:
2kg prawns
5kg mussels
1kg squidWill become tomorrow's:
Starters:
Impepata of mussels
Prawns courgettes and strawberries salad
Main:
Spaghetti allo scoglio (with shaved bottarga on top, freshly smuggled from Sardinia)
Second course:
Prawns burgers with tartar sauce.That's a good lunch
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• #21823
Also, about the burgers I made last weekend in Italy, I had the idea of making them 100% lean beef. This healthy idea then evolved into:
50% minced beef
30% minced pork
20% minced pork bellyThey were outstanding! The gorgonzola and caramelized shallots on top were just the perfect touch for that meat orgy
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• #21824
Is it just me or is couscous the least satisfying carb ever? Just had a hige bowl of it and feels like I've not eaten a thing
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• #21825
It is rubbish on its own. Needs mint, onion, gherkins, tomatos and feta all fine diced in.
good olive oil + fresh bread.
All you need.
also make it yourself for pennies... almonds are amazing.