^^ that piece of leather is not a 1” sirloin.
top meal Stumpy.
^^ that piece of leather is not a 1” sirloin.
top meal Stumpy.
That's lucky because sharing a half kilo joint wouldn't go far. Anyway, not too bad slightly over cooked. And what did you cut it with? A piece of lego?
Compliments to Aunt Bessie and Iceland.
Easy relaxing Saturday grill day
Started with a nice grass fed T Bone.
Side dish is grilled Tomatoes, with fresh cut garlic and onions, Italian spices and a drizzle of Olive oil
Tomatoes on the grill
First flip and sear before lowering the heat
T-Bone resting as I finish up the fresh Mashed taters and gravy.
Dinner as served with a nice IPA.
Of the two meals just posted I know which I would prefer.
I really wish I could afford at t-bone....
Cottage Pie!
I made a load of meat sauce up and froze it in bags so later there may also be spaghetti bolognaise and maybe even a lasagne. Who knows, Mexican wraps may also be possible.
But tonight it was Cottage Pie.
There were no additional peas to those cooked with the pie, but we did have kanaa (kale?) from the garden!
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^ Looks nice, albeit rather sloppy.
Today i'll mostly be eating bratwurst, kofta and cheesey potato salad
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I splashed out on a couple of ribeyes from a good butcher in town for Saturday night.
Fifteen fucking quid! You must have some wedge, stumpy.
Unfortunately, Saturday is Saturday and I ended up getting pished, so we were on the last day of eating before they started walking off themselves.
Seared on both sides for a minute, then a further 4 minutes with a bit of butter in the pan before using the juices for a nice blue cheese and mushroom sauce. Snubelicious!
I might do a bit of this burnt meat again next weekend.![]()
No. Opted for salad scream.Couldnt taste them anyway after this weekends almighty bender.
Dry as a bone down here. I was gonna go camping yesterday but saw the forecast thunderstorms and didn't bother but no rain has come...yet![]()
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