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• #14902
I'd love to try it. I also like the environmental aspects, and also how it could be used as a basic food aid.
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• #14903
BTW, piqued my interest.
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• #14904
Dinner last night and breakfast this morning has been dressed crab, multigrain toast, butter, a squeeze of lemon and a dash of paprika. Last night's with a nice chilled white and this morning's with fresh coffee. Fantastic.
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• #14905
groan
Ive just come back from Norfolk - and am already missing the ease of eating crab/lobster.
We went to town and bought 4 lobster on Tuesday (£35) and just grilled them on the bbq.Made Hollandaise using Delias blender technique earlier and have to say it really was easy, will do that again. Made duck eggs benedict.
Tonight I'll be chowing down on 1kg of bavette steak - in preparation of going the next month pescatarian.
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• #14906
Just made a lentil, haloumi. And tomato salad. So quick and easy and so tasty, made plenty extra for lunch tomorrow too.
For anyone that is interested here is the recipe.
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• #14907
Halloumi with anything is win
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• #14908
Last night I made a risotto primavera which was a bit meh, but the accompanying beetroot carpaccio was incredible.
Cooked beetroot topped with fresh feta and crushed walnuts, with a basil and citrus dressing. Totally yummy.
It was a bastardised version of this recipe:
http://www.fitsugar.com/Chef-Charlie-Ayers-Beet-Carpacio-Flatbread-Walnuts-Recipe-8474141
Nom nom nom.
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• #14909
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• #14910
Oh my... salivates
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• #14912
Fucking love that programme!
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• #14913
Aye massive Paul Hollywood man crush - best thing to come out of Liverpool since Cilla Black.
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• #14914
Other half is Scouse, I have a soft spot for Liverpudlians.
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• #14915
Last night - the schweinshaxe which I had pre-roasted overnight for about ~7 hrs. Finished off with a heat through and a grilling for the crackling to come up.
Made a what's-in-my fridge/freezer coleslaw - praise & kewpie mayo, cabbage , peas, corn, carrots, flat leaf parsley.
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• #14916
Bake off, schmake off. Raymond Blanc for the win.
"Oh la la"
*drops something and giggles maniacally,
*shouts "Adam!"
*makes incredible looking food
etc.
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• #14917
GBBO & Raymond are not mutually exclusive.
I watch either when I'm on the turbo.
I have a serious man crush on RB though.
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• #14918
Raymond Blanc is a little nuts. It would be nice if his show about techniques would be more about the techniques and less about RB being RB.
I know. Burn the heretic, etc.....
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• #14919
TW2 are you Andrew who comes to south's?
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• #14920
Adem, Adem! bring me a insert kitchen thingie here
I love Raymond Blanc as well, he is hilarious.
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• #14921
In fact no, you aren't, that is dumps.
Confused.
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• #14922
Didou know Manu at Le Reej trained with Raymond?
Just knocked up a very successful rice noodle dish for lunch... Green beans, black fungus and eggs... Cooked up with loads of kecap manis...
Nom! No pix, too greedy...
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• #14923
I did not know that. In fact, I think i've only eaten the Reej once. Slack, very slack.
Meh, I'm just not a big fan baking and don't have a sweet tooth at all hence limited appeal of GBBO.
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• #14924
This.
True. I think it's an interesting concept.
I think depending on how you can modulate the dosing, it could help with weightloss.