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Dinner last night was a lovely bit of rump from the butchers
Money shot...
It was tasty
Money shot...
It was tasty
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that steak looks great!
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Ta! It was!
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Ravioli! 
Spag Bol Ravioli-2 by King Damager, on Flickr
And a couple of uhm, shots of it being made (couple of portions)
Spag Bol Ravioli-1 by King Damager, on Flickr
kd
Spag Bol Ravioli-2 by King Damager, on Flickr
And a couple of uhm, shots of it being made
(couple of portions)Spag Bol Ravioli-1 by King Damager, on Flickr
kd
Pavé rump steak on a bed of mushroom risotto with some broccoli for show:
Had the pan for the steak a bit too hot so outside cooked too fast but, apart from that, very tasty indeed
Had the pan for the steak a bit too hot so outside cooked too fast but, apart from that, very tasty indeed
Obviously a man with impeccably good taste
It's not easy to see from the photo but the outside was slightly overcooked. Not enough to completely spoil the dish but enough to be noticeable. The steak/risotto combo was delicious. Normally, I would use a vegetable stock for making a mushroom risotto but, since it was being paired with steak, I used beef stock on this occasion - really helped marry the flavours.
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That looks and sounds lovely. I'll have to give that a try sometime
Pavé rump steak on a bed of mushroom risotto with some broccoli for show:
Had the pan for the steak a bit too hot so outside cooked too fast but, apart from that, very tasty indeed
nope, you need the pan mental hot, that look perfect, well apart from the gay greenery
Soldato
Gok Wan's soy-glazed chicken and spicy cucumber and spring onion salad. Also Egg fried rice with tomatoes, a recipe by Ching-He Huang.
Pictures are not great, but taste great it did.
Recipes
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-2135705/Recipe-Poppa-Wans-simple-soy-glazed-chicken.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/eggfriedrice_89260
Simple and effective food.
Pictures are not great, but taste great it did.
Recipes
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-2135705/Recipe-Poppa-Wans-simple-soy-glazed-chicken.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/eggfriedrice_89260
Simple and effective food.
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^^ Matey I honestly have to say that looks gooooood! Licking my lips here 
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It is pretty easy to make as well. The salad is quite amazing!
I peel the cucumber with a potato peeler so you get nice thin strips which take the dressing on much better than if you just chop it.
I peel the cucumber with a potato peeler so you get nice thin strips which take the dressing on much better than if you just chop it.
nope, you need the pan mental hot, that look perfect, well apart from the gay greenery
Not for Pavé mate. It's bit thicker than usual and if the pan's too hot, the outside burns and the middle is raw.
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I dont have a digital slr so cannot make the DOP 2mm and cba to mess around on photoshop
Anyway, my effort of KFC style Chicken Wings.
I wimped out with the cooking time fearing food poisoning hence the slight overcooked look (ahem)... They did taste good though - certainly better than your Tesco/Morrisons equivalent.
edit - butcher wings into 3 parts throwing away the tip bit.
- mix plain flour with garlic salt, dried herbs (mixed, oregano sage), chili flakes, paprika, onion powder, cayanne pepper, white pepper.
- dip wing bits in egg/milk then into dry mix
- repeat
- slowly drop into wok with mucho veg oil to deep dry for ~ 10 mins
Anyway, my effort of KFC style Chicken Wings.
I wimped out with the cooking time fearing food poisoning hence the slight overcooked look (ahem)... They did taste good though - certainly better than your Tesco/Morrisons equivalent.
edit - butcher wings into 3 parts throwing away the tip bit.
- mix plain flour with garlic salt, dried herbs (mixed, oregano sage), chili flakes, paprika, onion powder, cayanne pepper, white pepper.
- dip wing bits in egg/milk then into dry mix
- repeat
- slowly drop into wok with mucho veg oil to deep dry for ~ 10 mins
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