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• #4952
I just woke up and I'm having toast. Can really digest more than toast.
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• #4953
400g of steak.
yeah.
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• #4954
400g of steak.
yeah.
too small.
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• #4955
I can barely finish 300g... you people eat like lions.
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• #4956
That is not good BTW.
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• #4957
Also yesterday baked a sweet tea loaf:
500g flour
4tsp baking soda
1.5 cup milk
1tsp salt
2tbsp sugar
fuck loads of dried fruit (1.5 cups)
1/2 cup melted margerine.
(40mins at 200C)twas good. but mostly eaten by flatmates...
bastards.
steak just goes down so easily.
I miss the kg challenge me and some friends used to do on fridays in Ox. -
• #4958
Inspired by my trip to Abu Dhabi last week I just made mint tea. Turned out quite well actually.
Also, Henry I went to the new-ish Brazilian place on Putney High St for dinner this evening. Pretty good and an easy place to massively OD on meat.
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• #4959
Are you talking about the place opposite KFC that replaced The Real Greek ?
Looks ace
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• #4960
he is.
and I might journey there this weekend coming....
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• #4961
Yup. That's the one.
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• #4962
That is just the best thing. Massively jealous. Ordinary ham egg n chips is a fave of mine anyway.
It was bloody tasty, Duck eggs are my new favourite thing.
We used them up this morning with Eggs Benedict...yummy
I made steak tartare for the first time this evening, turned out really well.
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• #4963
Tell me about the potatoes in the first pic. They look delicious and I'm always looking to make better potatoes :-)
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• #4964
Whole roast chicken, with potatos dolphin-wise. Burrrrrrrrrrrrrp!
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• #4965
Clefty!!!
Anyway. I had a whole flounder fried in salt and chilli last night, accompanied by a side of Chinese broccoli and a chicken, Chinese sausage and shifake mushroom hotpot from the Supper Inn in Melbs. QUALITY!
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• #4966
Tell me about the potatoes in the first pic. They look delicious and I'm always looking to make better potatoes :-)
They are Heston Blumenthals thrice cooked chips, a bit time intensive - but the best chips I've ever had so totally worth it. My other half doesn't mind cooking them because he sees it as science. Crunchy on the outside, white and fluffy in the middle - will take a shed load of vinegar and wont go soggy.
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• #4967
Oh. My. God. Can you send me some via internets please?
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• #4968
Possibly the largest carbon footprint of any chippery known to man.
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• #4969
Oh god yes. Thanks, clefty.
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• #4970
Clefty!!!
Anyway. I had a whole flounder fried in salt and chilli last night, accompanied by a side of Chinese broccoli and a chicken, Chinese sausage and shifake mushroom hotpot from the Supper Inn in Melbs. QUALITY!
Supper Inn: best inn.
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• #4971
best inn
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• #4972
doubles.
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• #4973
Baked potato, cheese, bolognese sauce, broccoli, fresh spinach, fresh garden peas, sour cream and chives.
Solid lunch.
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• #4974
Solid stools for a few days as well
better take a good paper in with you
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• #4975
MMMM Saint Nectaire.. that is all i need. tastes like eating a forest with some nuts in
just need to figure out how to make waffer thin spelt crackers
Will try and get pics when I do it again tomorrow, but there's two ways.
The 25min marinade and the full day.
The coke tenderises the crap out of the meat so its pretty simple:
equal parts ketchup and coke, a bit of brown sugar and your set.
can add some mustard to taste, and salt and pepper.
cook it however you like- ideall BBQ, but flash it in a pan or under a grill and its sick.
Works great as a pulled pork marinade too.
Exact same recipe, slow cook all day- Bodean's good.
try it. its an experimenting recipe.