^You're welcome. Ovens are the way to go, can't imagine not having one!.
Your roast chicken Maryland is my favourite cut for the oven too. Betagro product takes it to a new level (available in Foodland) + this seasoning is nice to add sometimes, and well worth having a bottle of in your pantry for roast yard bird:
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We can only see the worktop. I bet the rest is covered in chicken feathers, potato skins and bisto gravy granules... and blood.Originally Posted by toslti
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Beef Stroganoff
Nice job, not had that for a while.
Good to see you've bought some new cutlery to match your crockery![]()
Fixed that for you.Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
The colour coordination with the plastic table is spot on.
I do believe Bollinger has ditched the reds and become a blue
Tonight's meat feast salad with a spicy sauce..
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Just joshing old chap. Everything looks in orderOriginally Posted by toslti
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Has Dillinger got one of those machines that makes spaghetti out of courgettes?
I should imagine he has one of those..
Manual Deluxe Meat Grinder Mincer Pasta Maker Sausage Filling machine
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/14154...ype=pla&crdt=0
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Is that Big C's own brand ^ ?
The local supermarket has some exotic foreign specialities at the moment, so I got some for tonight:
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This thread will be full of roasts come the weekend.![]()
I'm expecting lots of barbies and courgette and carrot spaghetti.
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Main Mrs. Luigio is doing a BBQ tonight.
Noticed a kg of Thai beef in the fridge.
Now Thai Beef is really good for one thing, and just about okay for two other things.
The first, obviously, is throwing in the bin. It seriously excels in this.
The second is chopping it up and soaking it in a pineapple juice based marinade before sticking it on kebab sticks and BBQ'ing it.
(tonight)
Slicing it thinly and doing a Chinese style fried noodle dish in the wok.
(Tomorrow. If still alive. )
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