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Those yolks are a wonderful colour. Fed up of very light orange and yellow yolks in eggs, they need to be a proper deep orange. One look at that yolk tells you it’s thick and creamy
I’m not talking about nutritional content, I’m talking about yolk thickness. Deep orange yolks are thicker and creamier than bright yellow yolks.This is a big misconception among egg lovers. The colour of the yolk has very little to do with its nutritional content. Actually, yolk colour depends almost entirely on pigments in the food chickens eat.27 Feb 2024
I’m not talking about nutritional content, I’m talking about yolk thickness. Deep orange yolks are thicker and creamier than bright yellow yolks.
While i love a good indian.. is it just me or is that tooo dark of a red colour
Leftovers
I’m confused, I think you have me confused with someone elseSticky chilli beef with boiled rice. @robfosters takeaway style aka twice as much oil as you need with added msg.
Agree, you can try a thousand times, you’ll never get it like BIR quality
I’m open to user error, but it was pretty basic stuff, fry off some onions, add mix with a bit of water and chicken then cook for 30 mins.
Rick Stein’s Beef Rendang and James Martin Lamb shoulder Rogan josh, although different styles are easily up with BIR in terms of quality.
I’m not really talking about quality, it’s more the style, texture and taste of the curry. It’s the same with Chinese, I’ve never been able to get a chow mein or egg fried rice like my local, or the way they cook chicken that makes it massively soft and tender.
It’s like the coating on KFC or Big Mac sauce, never been matched 100%
Just a bit of lighthearted fun Rob.Egg fried rice is easy, hot wok preferably over gas then add some oil. When you think you’ve got enough add some more than some msg.
Credit goes to my partner she’s Taiwanese and a mean cook.
Oh ok, I get it now. I’ve got a brain like a sieve so can never remember recent discussions I’ve had on hereJust a bit of lighthearted fun Rob.