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Griddle-panned rump from my local butcher. Rare, obvs. Baked potato, steamed green beans, leeks sautéed with chilli flakes and lemon juice. A nice Shiraz. Spiced rum with fresh lime and a double espresso to follow. Times. 

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4 minutes ago, Redder Lurtz said:

Griddle-panned rump from my local butcher. Rare, obvs. Baked potato, steamed green beans, leeks sautéed with chilli flakes and lemon juice. A nice Shiraz. Spiced rum with fresh lime and a double espresso to follow. Times. 

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Looks bloody lovely that Redderz

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19 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

 

Looks bloody lovely that Redderz

Cheers mate. It was magnificent.  And this little nobhead pretended to sleep all the way through it until I caught him listening to my final knife scrape. 

 

 

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Here's a 1/2 pounder burger I made tonight with minced steak from the local butcher.  It's in a crispy sourdough bun with mature cheddar and smoked middle bacon. Served with twice cooked home made chips and onion rings and coleslaw, (sadly the only two items not home-made tonight.)

 

Washing this down with a bottle of Languedoc. Blondie on the telly, spiced rum and double espressos to follow and probably a film. 

 

Included a picture of the cheeseburger I made for the dog. Coin for scale. He's a jack russell. 

 

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4 hours ago, Redder Lurtz said:

Here's a 1/2 pounder burger I made tonight with minced steak from the local butcher.  It's in a crispy sourdough bun with mature cheddar and smoked middle bacon. Served with twice cooked home made chips and onion rings and coleslaw, (sadly the only two items not home-made tonight.)

 

Washing this down with a bottle of Languedoc. Blondie on the telly, spiced rum and double espressos to follow and probably a film. 

 

Included a picture of the cheeseburger I made for the dog. Coin for scale. He's a jack russell. 

 

Times.

 

 

 

 

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I'm moving in. Swerve the late night espressos though you Italian weirdo. 

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2 eggs, 150g plain flour, 150 ml milk and good amount of salt (or half if you want a small batch). Combine slowly until a smooth batter with lots of air in it. Food processor, shaker or whisk to get that done. 

 

Hot oil in pan before you pour the batter in. Don't open the oven while they cook.

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6 hours ago, Pidge said:

2 eggs, 150g plain flour, 150 ml milk and good amount of salt (or half if you want a small batch). Combine slowly until a smooth batter with lots of air in it. Food processor, shaker or whisk to get that done. 

 

Hot oil in pan before you pour the batter in. Don't open the oven while they cook.

Nice one Pidge. Doing an early Christmas Dinner here for friends on Sunday. I will give this a go. Thanks.

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22 minutes ago, DalyanPete said:

Nice one Pidge. Doing an early Christmas Dinner here for friends on Sunday. I will give this a go. Thanks.

 

Sounds like a test run toad in the hole might be worth doing!

 

Those proportions are from Larousse, so should be fairly reliable.

 

Added a pic of the recipe for you. They suggest a bit more to the method that I obviously forgot/skipped over the years:

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Edit I also got the milk wrong, apparently, although mine works too.

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