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Glaucus said:
Mushroom, harrisa and Crème fraîche pasta., with harrisa lamb chops and side salad

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Looks lovely. Any chance of a recipe for that please? I bought a jar of Harissa paste a while back on a whim and I'm at a loss as to what to do with it.
 
tombrr mate, those look smashing. If you weren't so far away, I'd invite myself for afternoon tea tomorrow :D
 
Stan_Lite said:
Looks lovely. Any chance of a recipe for that please? I bought a jar of Harissa paste a while back on a whim and I'm at a loss as to what to do with it.
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Nothing to it really.

Baste chops in harrisa paste and cook however you like.

Slice. Mushrooms up (lots) fry, add bit of diced onion and garlic, add rest of harrisa paste continue to fry. Remove from heat and allow to cool. Throw in Crème fraîche and a bit of Parmesan and mix in. I don't do it over heat or in a hot pan as it has a tendency of splitting, especially as I use low fat one.

However if you haven't used harrisa before you should make this. Lambs the best, low and slow.
Harrisa is my favourite mixed spice mix.
posted this loads, but it is my favourite dish

Harrisa, apricot and lamb stew
Harrisa paste, one jar (found by the spices/herbs, Salisbury's deff sell it)
Lamb neck or beef braising steak.
1 bag of finely chopped dried apricots.
1 can chopped tomatoes
1 onion
1 pint beef or lamb stock
Cous Cous
1 Stock cubes
Salt
Pepper
Optional extra chilli.

Method:
1) dice the lamb into inch cubes, mix the entire jar of Harrisa paste and leave to marinade for at least 30mins. Over night if possible.
2) peel and dice the onion add to a frying pan and fry until translucent
3) add the lamb to the onions and fry for two mins.
4) Take the lamb and onion and place in and oven proof dish (which needs a lid or foil)
5) add the tomatoes, stock, apricots
6) place in an oven at 160, for at least 2 hours. Uncover for the last 30mins. (Longer the better - covered)
7) when you want to serve, boil some water in a kettle.
8) in a bowl add the cous cous and crumble in a stock cube.
9) pour over the water freshly boiled for the kettle, stir and cover, leave for 5mins. its one part cous cous to 2 parts water
10) serve
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Glaucus said:
Nothing to it really.

Baste chops in harrisa paste and cook however you like.

Slice. Mushrooms up (lots) fry, add bit of diced onion and garlic, add rest of harrisa paste continue to fry. Remove from heat and allow to cool. Throw in Crème fraîche and a bit of Parmesan and mix in. I don't do it over heat or in a hot pan as it has a tendency of splitting, especially as I use low fat one.

However if you haven't used harrisa before you should make this. Lambs the best, low and slow.
Harrisa is my favourite mixed spice mix.
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Thanks for that dude :)
I'm away on Monday for a month (back to work :() but I've copied that and will make it when I get back. Not a huge fan of apricots so I may substitute them - probably with prunes.
 
My first attempt at an authentic Chicken Pad Thai. Worked really well and the flavours were pretty much how I remembered them from Thailand. Need to work on sauce quantities though, and I had the wrong type of noddles but didn't detract from the awesomeness of it all.

Rice Noodles
2 Chicken Breasts
4 garlic cloves crushed
3 red chillies
3 tbsp soy sauce (marinate the chicken)
bean sprouts
spring onions
fresh coriander
crushed cashew nuts
Sesame Seed Oil
3 lime wedges to season
Tamarind paste 3 tbsp
fish sauce 3 tbsp
sprinkle of chilli powder
3 tbsp brown sugar (although I used white as I didn't have any brown)

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Some soup i made last week and some spag bol i made tonight in my new pans.






The stuff around on the spaghetti edge is paprika and oregano.
 
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I've got a taste for szechuan pepper recently so this is a chicken breast diced with a cornflour and egg batter laced with salt, szechuan pepper and a little chopped chilli. The veg is just a bought mix.

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Salmon and scallop skewers with garlic and coriander marinade

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Singapore noodles with king prawns and pork. Thanks Mrs.

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Ribs, just re-glazed...

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Ribs cooked! Two different homemade BBQ sauces on them and a separate BBQ rub. Bliss.
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The sauce!

My weekend food.
 
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