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    @shark said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @voodoo Nah, it's all about the balance between spicy and sweet. I forgot it also had macamadamias in it for crunch.

    How about a nice prawn, avo and mango dish? 🙂

    Mango or macadamia = not acceptable food. Yuk to both. There are many better nuts than macadamias, you know the ones that actually taste nutty and don’t have the consistency of soap. Mango I just don’t like but would grudgingly accept it could have appeal to some people.

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    @shark said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @voodoo Nah, it's all about the balance between spicy and sweet. I forgot it also had macamadamias in it for crunch.

    How about a nice prawn, avo and mango dish? 🙂

    No chance!

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    @shark said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @Catogrande Yeah I love seasoning any large piece of lamb or beef with anchovy. My wife rails at the suggestion, but the amount of times she's eaten anchovy-seasoned meat and not known it....

    I assume you’re just going by what she says rather than the look on her face?

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    Fillet steak, flat pan with butter constantly basted.

    Steamed broccoli I

    Potato gratin.

    Bloody excellent anniversary dinner for around 12 pounds with a taste profile of 7.5/10.

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    @MajorRage said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

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    Fillet steak, flat pan with butter constantly basted.

    Steamed broccoli I

    Potato gratin.

    Bloody excellent anniversary dinner for around 12 pounds with a taste profile of 7.5/10.

    Looks great, nice plating effort also!

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    @MajorRage said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

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    Fillet steak, flat pan with butter constantly basted.

    Steamed broccoli I

    Potato gratin.

    Bloody excellent anniversary dinner for around 12 pounds with a taste profile of 7.5/10.

    Learning how to perfect a steak is a constant learning experience. I thought I could cook a good steak but then you learn something new.

    Complacency is the enemy.

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    Was flicking through some books and thought some of you guys might like to try this.
    Some guests we had brought me a Brick Lane cookbook as a gift as I spent some time working there. This is from the famous Beigel Shop.

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    Lockdown,

    first this:
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    then this:

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    Lasagne tonight , one of my few dishes that all 3 of my kids will eat

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    Had home made KFC tonight based on the leaked recipe

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    Broke down a whole chicken and pre-brined overnight. There was enough dredging flour for 3kg of chicken I reckon so I was disappointed at the waste. The right sided line of pieces was batch one, oil was too hot

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    Got the temperature (350F) much better on the later batches

    Tasted pretty damn close to the real thing

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    @canefan the stuff in KFC is cooked in a pressure cooker, IIRC about 180c for 14 mins...all the breading that fell to the bottom was then used for the gravy, I think they stopped doing that years ago though.

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    @taniwharugby said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @canefan the stuff in KFC is cooked in a pressure cooker, IIRC about 180c for 14 mins...all the breading that fell to the bottom was then used for the gravy, I think they stopped doing that years ago though.

    Thought the leftover sludge looked familiar!

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    Yeah I worked at Pak'n'Save a while back and we served that stuff via the pressure cooker, all to order. Tasted awesome (to a 16yr old), kust like KFC.

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    @canefan I was just coming on here to post this!

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    @shark said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @Catogrande Yeah I love seasoning any large piece of lamb or beef with anchovy. My wife rails at the suggestion, but the amount of times she's eaten anchovy-seasoned meat and not known it....

    There's a decent joke there

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    @shark said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @Catogrande Yeah I love seasoning any large piece of lamb or beef with anchovy. My wife rails at the suggestion, but the amount of times she's eaten anchovy-seasoned meat and not known it....

    It's the Japanese umami thing. When you stab holes and stuff a lamb leg with garlic and a piece of anchovy, every bite you have that contains stuffing is so much better than the rest

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    That sounds perfect!!!

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    Anchovies great for jacking up stews and ragu too.

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    @canefan and msg. Umami is umami right 😀

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    @nzzp said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @canefan and msg. Umami is umami right 😀

    It's in most snack foods so why not?

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