I am sure it was Paglicious, the main problem I have with his beautifully photographed recipes is they look better than my dinner.
What local flour do you use for Nan breads please , a recipe linky be great
I have never tried to make my own
Last edited by david44; 14-04-2023 at 05:54 PM.
Loads of recipes out there, though I tend to stick with anything from Madhur Jaffrey. This is the one I use: Madhur Jaffrey's Naan Bread Recipe - Food.com
lunch with guests
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
Way to kick a man while he's living off camp food.
That looks amazing.
That was our first visit and it was incredible.
The last two pictures were part of my meal.
The salmon was good but the chickpeas/tomatoes/sweet pepper/basil/eggplant bed it was sitting on was even better.
I ordered the “Date Cake” and we all thought it was meant for a couple. I was going to share it with whatshername.
They set the cake down in front of me and the waitress had 3 extra plates that she started to place down on the table.
I tasted the cake and told the waitress she could take the extra plates away, because I wasn’t sharing.
“Date Cake” – it was made with dates.
Might have been one of the best desserts I have ever eaten.
'Date Cake' sounds suspiciously like 'Sticky Toffee Pudding', as dates are the core ingredient of that. Also that sauce on your plate looks like caramel (i.e. toffee). Sticky toffee pudding - Wikipedia
From the (lunch) link…
butterscotch sauce | vanilla ice cream | pecan tuile
The pecan tuile was the cookie between the ice cream and the whip cream
When I make sticky toffee puddings, I add pecan nuts to the toffee sauce. Here's a post I made nearly 5 years ago: PAG's Sticky Toffee Pudding with Pecan Toffee Sauce
The wife and I decided to check in at my restaurant today...she did the pasta/sauce QA and I did the sandwich check.
Pomodoro with garlic focaccia on the side ....
It's a big bowl it's in....we (meaning the wife) had a chat with the chef about the plating...
Here's an example of how pictures (or my pictures) don't do the subject justice...a Filipino roast beef sandwich. Normally in the West, you'd have an open faced sandwich served with au jus, however this was well done. Roast beef, peppers and cheese....damn tasty.
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"I was a good student. I comprehend very well, OK, better than I think almost anybody," - President Trump comparing his legal knowledge to a Federal judge.
After this weeks batch cooking I've mostly been eating...
Theres a fine art to rolling a tortilla
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I guessed an attempt at a shawarma...
The trick is not to overfill the tortilla.
Eyes bigger than your belly.
Just have a bowl full of pure chilli con carne like me, problemo solved.
Late post-workout 4pm lunch.
Ahhhh, Bisto.
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Why the fuck would you stick a pie into a sandwich? The pastry already has carbs.
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