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8 hours ago, Lee909 said:

My favourite meal, though mutton or goat instead of beef

 

Yeah beef is unusual, I'd normally use lamb. This is braising steak cooked in onions and spices with yogurt which cooked for 3 hours on simmer until I reduced the liquid, layered it with the rice and onions then finished in the oven for 40 minutes. It's absolutely exquisite. 

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5 hours ago, Lurtz said:

 

Yeah beef is unusual, I'd normally use lamb. This is braising steak cooked in onions and spices with yogurt which cooked for 3 hours on simmer until I reduced the liquid, layered it with the rice and onions then finished in the oven for 40 minutes. It's absolutely exquisite. 

 

Going to be making this at some point in the week, sounds amazing...

 

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On 01/09/2024 at 17:28, Bruce Spanner said:

This has just come out of the oven, to be washed down with a lovely Pinot Noir and a chorus of boos from The Stretford End...

 

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...turning out to be an aliright day.


Nice sea salt pot.

 

Whats it say on the pepper shaker?

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6 minutes ago, Fugitive said:

I’m mildly addicted to Padron Peppers at the minute.

 

Fried in olive oil with some sea salt sprinkled on the top… quality.

 

I love chillies and peppers but I really don't get what the attraction of these are.

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1 hour ago, Lurtz said:

Sunday lunch at the Hartnoll Hotel, Tiverton. Celebrating my parents' diamond anniversary.  @lifetime fan wanted some pics so here you go Col...

 

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Oh my god that roast makes up from your grim midlands shit yesterday on the brekkie thread shag both your mum and dad from me please mate x 

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I hate the way pubs and restaurants scrimp with the roast potatoes, you should get about 10 if they’re charging around £20. Doesn’t look like there’s much meat on that plate either. Does look tasty though, but I’m a fat bastard for a reason and that’s because I don’t serve up children’s portions.

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