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ethandron | 16:36 Sat 29th Nov 2014 | Food & Drink
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Home made sweet and sour chicken, following a recipe someone has given me. It better be nice or they'll be in trouble... ;)
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Very high oven, higher than the recipe suggests. And thin cut chips. I always use extra special potatoes too, the ones sold for jacket spuds, I think they have
a really nice taste.
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Oh, and I never peel them.
Takeaway (delivered) papadoms, lamb Madras, aloo gobi, pilau rice.
CBA to cater for myself today.....
I know how you feel ;o)
Thanks ethandron I will give that a try
Or a Picnic....
Lol
Leek and potato soup (on offer in Tesco) and a Tesco Ham and Pineapple pizza (really can't be bothered to cook today).
Pork chops with kidneys in were banned over twenty years ago by our masters in Brussels. You have to buy the kidneys separately these days.
taken in a local pub, mixed grill for moi.
A greek honey yogurt ! Don't tell me I don't know how to live !!
Sorry to be so long ethandron - things happened!
It's not really a recipe, it feeds 2 of us with my lunch today left over to reheat, just on with dinner, but joint is in the oven so here goes. I never use salt and there is enough salt in the cheese in this one.

Take 1 leek, trim, clean, slice in half and cut into less than 1cm slices, heat butter and some oil in a frying pan and gently sweat the leeks until tender, add a couple of screws of black pepper.
Break broccoli into as many florets as you feel you need to fit your usual casserole and boil until cooked but still fairly firm.
Cook 80 gm (I weighed it yesterday for the 1st time!) macaroni until 'al dente'.
Cut or crumble some blue cheese into about 1cm cubes - I use St. Augur.
Open a 200ml box of single cream.
Grate as much cheese as you usually want for the sauce - I used Old Gouda and a Meule, but have used whatever comes to hand.

Put broccoli, floret side up, in casserole dish, poke leeks around and under it, ditto with macaroni and cubes of blue cheese.

Make a roux, add cream steadily, whisking until smooth, then add grated cheese and melt until you have a nice, thick, cheese sauce.

Pour sauce over veg. in casserole. Slice a tomato, decorate top, cover the lot lightly with grated cheese and cook at about 200C for about 20 mins until it is hot, sauce is bubbly and top is crusty and brown. Enjoy!

To ring the changes, I sometimes use 1 flaked fillet of smoked, peppered mackerel instead of the blue cheese. Hope you try and enjoy it. It's hot, tasty, nourishing and economical!
Jourdain - thanks for that I wil definitely give it a go. It sounds delicious.
Prawn Jalfrezi, Pilau rice and a naan.
a quick knock up of a tagliatelle dish, fresh pasta, with pancetta, red onions, cherry toms, and then a tomato and marscapone sauce, a little Italian parsley to garnish.
Nothing. I ate at lunchtime and don`t need to do it again.
Several pints of cider and a bag of crisps,unless I lash out and go for a bag of nuts instead.
Roast chicken here tonight, with roast pots. roast parsnips, Yorkshire puds and veg.

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