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• #23927
Ah, I'm super jel. It's right up on the list. I always enjoy it whenever I see Nathan cooking on TV or what have you.
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• #23928
@greenhell
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• #23929
commented on in the news thread.
wafc
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• #23930
Got a new toy. Ex deli second hand slicer. Makes a massive difference compared with hand slicing my bacon.
Tried it out yesterday with some cold smoked maple cured bacon. Ended up eating alot of slightly different sized slices
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• #23931
Fabulous... šš
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• #23932
Doing it properly!
I'd remove the plastic shield, useless, and reset the cover disc with groves parallel to the rail. Also, from experience, unless you use it and clean it frequently, cover it with something, like a cloth or such
Also, where do you live? In case I need to slice some stuff..
Last time I wanted a thin sliced aubergine, the guy at Saintsbury deli didn't want to slice a same-Saintsbury aubergine with the slicer!
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• #23933
^^^^ What Gio said...
Also made easier by cutting off a smaller piece and slicing just that. Smooth strokes make for more even slices, almost like using a knife. Don't force it, let the blade do the work. With a bit of practice you can do it pretty quickly!
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• #23934
Thanks. I had put the cover disc on after cleaning and didnt notice the grooves!
thanks for the advice @brokebroadbeat. I am new to this.
I live in Brixton. Always welcome to come over and slice some stuff!
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• #23935
Amazing, I work in Brixton. @giofox88, let me know if you want me to pick up some aubergines for you! Haha
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• #23936
ill leave the key under the mat
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• #23937
That's a long way for aubergines.. Don't tempt me!
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• #23938
Just made chicken meatballs. Chicken, (minced with my new mincer) garlic, breadcrumbs, parmesan, lemon zest, salt, pepper, fresh thyme and basil. Cooked them in the oven with a little olive oil. Ate them wrapped in little gem lettuce leaves with a slice of tomato, home-made mayo, finely chopped fresh chilli and a squeeze of lemon juice. Gooood.
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• #23939
http://www.greatbritishchefs.com/recipes/club-sandwich-recipe-bacon-cheddar-garlic-mayo
Made a club sandwich this evening using this recipe but with chicken and a bit of truffle oil in the mayo. It is national sandwich week after all.
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• #23940
Get involved in the leytonstone food assembly each Wednesday in the red lion. You need to make your order and pay for it online. We do it each week and the food is superb
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• #23941
That's a long way for aubergines.
A bit rich coming from someone who goes to Italy for artichokes. :)
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• #23942
It was meant to be sarcastic (hence the "don't tempt me") :)
I often go off the way and travel more than required to source the ingredients I want, especially if justified by quality.
Many times I woke up early and cycled across London just to get some seafood from Billingsgate.
I'd definitely go to Brixton from Finsbury park for thinly sliced aubergines - despite how silly that is :) -
• #23943
You`d be welcome. I could also offer some home cured meats or chilli sauce as a trade for next time you get some artichokes or something similar!
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• #23944
Uuh, had I known before! I am afraid we'll have to wait for next year harvest for other fresh ones.. I guess I could trade a (equally smuggled from Italy) jar of pickled artichoke hearts, not the same thing, but I hope worth some of your amazingly home cured meats.
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• #23945
cold smoked maple cured bacon
1kg thick sliced please!
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• #23946
Sure. I`d be happy to do any trade really. Happy to share more than anything.
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• #23947
Eating at Fiskebar in Copenhagen, fuck me I'm untrendy, didn't know whether to post here or hipster thread. Food excellent tho.
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• #23948
Mandolin?
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• #23949
Best stainless steel cookware, that is also induction friendly?
Can't find an all clad vendor here in the uk, their d5 stuff looks pretty good.
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• #23950
You may as well put Greenhell on ignore befor he does it to you.
Yes!