Teatime Choices
#1471
Re: Teatime Choices
The only potential drawback being if everything isn't ready on time and you have the problem of keeping them hot without losing the crispiness.
But the Actify not only makes even better roast spuds, you can pause it to make sure they're ready at the right time.
That aside, I was looking over some lamb shank recipes and someone who fancied their cooking ability linked one of them to their roast spud methods and it used semolina.
I'd never heard of it before but the accompanying photo made them look lovely.
Dodgy shaped wine glass though.
Spoiler:
#1473
Re: Teatime Choices
Is this something like using cornstarch to make chips or chicken wings crispy? I suppose it's within the sphere of dredging or breading anything else.
#1474
Re: Teatime Choices
So not so strange after all.
They look good in the picture...if a bit coconutty.
They look good in the picture...if a bit coconutty.
#1476
Re: Teatime Choices
A fantasmagorical dinner.
Mussels in a garlic sauce, prawns and sea scallops cooked in garlic butter and then cheesy bread to soak up the sauce. And a lovely dry Alsace Riesling.
Heavenly. I'm floating.
Mussels in a garlic sauce, prawns and sea scallops cooked in garlic butter and then cheesy bread to soak up the sauce. And a lovely dry Alsace Riesling.
Heavenly. I'm floating.
#1477
Re: Teatime Choices
[QUOTE=BristolUK;12404989]A fantasmagorical dinner.
Mussels in a garlic sauce, prawns and sea scallops cooked in garlic butter and then cheesy bread to soak up the sauce. And a lovely dry Alsace Riesling.
Heavenly. I'm floating.[/QUOTE
😋
Mussels in a garlic sauce, prawns and sea scallops cooked in garlic butter and then cheesy bread to soak up the sauce. And a lovely dry Alsace Riesling.
Heavenly. I'm floating.[/QUOTE
😋
#1478
Re: Teatime Choices
I had a big bowl of turkey stew made after Thanksgiving jazzed with a tsp of gochujang and a small dish of the older, fermenty kimchi + 2 cans of the beer they gave me at work, and may have a slice of tourtiere a little later. There's enough to take to work for lunch tomorrow, a good idea since it's a bit cold for running out for lunch.
#1480
Re: Teatime Choices
Curried lamb shank meat and mash for two and ham and mash for the other two.
#1481
limey party pooper
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 9,982
Re: Teatime Choices
Leftover sausage and beef thrown in a ragu
#1482
Re: Teatime Choices
More of that Korean-style muck inspired by Jings. I have half of those pot stickers and a carton of soup left over to take for lunch tomorrow.