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• #10877
I have good news for fans of Pit Cue Co, they are signing a lease on a place in the city, it'll be bigger and take reservations.
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• #10878
:)
aaaahhh yeeeaaahhh!
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• #10879
More sourdough. One boule and one batard
Probably took out the boule slightly too early.
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• #10880
How do you stop yourself from cracking open some fresh butter and devouring it all?
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• #10881
Well before I baked I had a dinner of Gnocchi with Harissa plus spring greens topped by two Morcilla sausages. So wrong but so right
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• #10882
More sourdough. One boule and one batard
Probably took out the boule slightly too early.
ace
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• #10883
I used this one:
http://www.stylist.co.uk/life/recipes/chocolate-guinness-cakeHummingbird Bakery apparently...
They would make INCREDIBLE muffins.This is in the oven now to follow the awesome roast that my flatmate is preparing...
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• #10884
made that guiness chocolate cake two weekends ago fixedcheese, the kids thoroughly approved :)
so moist, dark and chocolatey, nicely tempered with the cream cheese frosting
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• #10885
Just bought this book:
http://veggiestan.com/
To continue my vegetarian month, and add some home flavour into it...
It has a recipe for my favorite thing of all time Maqluba, which if you've never tried, you've not lived.
So excited.
My mother gave me this as an Easter gift today (I've been going to Sally's shop for years) and I've just cooked the couscous and middle eastern ratatouille. Chucked in a few nuts and prunes which were knocking about and crumbled a bit of Feta over it for mum too. Guilt free comfort food. -
• #10886
Meat Liquor are opening a new gaff in Covent Garden called Meat Market
I'm going to the opening >>>>>>>>>>>>
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• #10887
Man vs. Food never fails to make me hungry no matter how disgusting some of the things he eats are
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• #10888
^^Nice work.
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• #10889
Over the easter break I've perfected my wholemeal pasta recipe, made a kale bulgur risotto (amazing), made sorrel soup (interesting), did beer battered fish (good) and triple cooked chips (unnecessarily over-complicated).
Today for Easter Lunch following 3 ducks, from our local poultry farm- incredible quality- I made a trio of pud:
A rehash of the Stout cake, which came out better;
A mango and passionfruit pavlova;
and Salted Caramel and Dark Chocolate Ganache Torte with Cinnamon Chantilly Cream.(it was for 15 people)
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• #10890
We had a 6hour slow roasted leg of lamb with roast potatoes, honey mustard parsnips and for desert lemon syrup and almond cake. very nice over all
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• #10891
i had stuffed vine leaves with homemade yoghurt and harf a wheel of camembert
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• #10892
desert
harf
shakes head
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• #10893
http://copita.co.uk/food-menu/food-menu
Anyone eaten here?
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• #10894
shakes head
What? Don't you enjoy a nice desert after a main meal?
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• #10895
Twice on the same page?!
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• #10896
what? I am simply asking if you do choose to have a nice desert following a nice meal?
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• #10897
made that guiness chocolate cake two weekends ago fixedcheese, the kids thoroughly approved :)
so moist, dark and chocolatey, nicely tempered with the cream cheese frosting
My god, it's fucking delicious. Probably because there is about 1kg of sugar and 1/3rd kg fat in it. Plus half a pint of guinness. Poor quality photos incoming.
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• #10898
what? I am simply asking if you do choose to have a nice desert following a nice meal?
You're trolling now right?
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• #10899
You're trolling now right?
yeah i was, sorry :) Although, the first was a genuine mistake :/
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• #10900
http://copita.co.uk/food-menu/food-menu
Anyone eaten here?
Not yet but my friend whom I cooked with at Moro then he went to Morito is now at Copita.
He has told me that it is very good. Tad pricey but good.
Made avocado maki, easier than I thought it was gonna be!