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    Quote Originally Posted by Reg Dingle View Post
    Funnily enough a small tin of that Tesco wild red salmon fell in my pocket the other day after noticing the £4.25 price tag.


    Was it not security tagged?

    Everything above £3 in Aldi is tagged now

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    After my salmon, pea and sprout fishcakes were so well received I thought I'd post up another dinner.

    Sausages and mash... and yes, I let myself down a bit on the Ya Dong front last night.



    The daughter's been having a couple of minor issues at school lately so I've re-introduced eating up at the (newly refurbished mahogany) dining table for dinner so we can discuss the day's events. This had slipped, and it's working well again.

    With plenty of veg. We've had peas and spouts every day since I arrived home, but not in breakfast fruit smoothies.


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    Will I send up some Bisto to umm, thicken yer gravy?


    No need for innuendos, looking at you Dill.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    After my salmon, pea and sprout fishcakes were so well received I thought I'd post up another dinner.

    Sausages and mash... and yes, I let myself down a bit on the Ya Dong front last night.



    The daughter's been having a couple of minor issues at school lately so I've re-introduced eating up at the (newly refurbished mahogany) dining table for dinner so we can discuss the day's events. This had slipped, and it's working well again.

    With plenty of veg. We've had peas and spouts every day since I arrived home, but not in breakfast fruit smoothies.
    Excellent portion sizes...


    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    After my salmon, pea and sprout fishcakes were so well received I thought I'd post up another dinner.

    Sausages and mash... and yes, I let myself down a bit on the Ya Dong front last night.



    The daughter's been having a couple of minor issues at school lately so I've re-introduced eating up at the (newly refurbished mahogany) dining table for dinner so we can discuss the day's events. This had slipped, and it's working well again.

    With plenty of veg. We've had peas and spouts every day since I arrived home, but not in breakfast fruit smoothies.


    oooh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post

    those fukin spoons, i threw all the ones in our place out about 15 years ago. I'll ask the stewardess on my next flight if she could let me have a couple of serving spoons for you

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    After my salmon, pea and sprout fishcakes were so well received I thought I'd post up another dinner.
    I realised in the end that I dint have quite enough salmon for a fishcake, so knocked up what I can only imagine would be Stumpy and Snubbys first post coital repast



    I feel like one of those gentlemen gourmands that Hal frowns upon at Old Trafford


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    Some time back i bought a load of game meat. Tonight, overnight 1kg of partridge, pheasant, rabbit, grouse and venison game mix paired with celery, carrot, button mushroom, 3/4 bottle of decent Bordeaux, stock, herbs, pepper, a splash of Worcester, a bit of English mustard and pimenton. 6 hours in the slowcooker.

    The game defrosted with i suspect a couple of lead shot in there somewhere. Up until my teens it was a regular meal in season.

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    Why the mix? I surely would have separated the deer out.

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    ^ why?

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    Quote Originally Posted by malmomike77 View Post
    ^ why?
    From my experience, venison is something to be enjoyed on it's own, not mixed in with a bunch of hi-so chicken meat and rodents.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Topper View Post
    From my experience, venison is something to be enjoyed on it's own, not mixed in with a bunch of hi-so chicken meat and rodents.
    the venison will be carcass trim, after the animal has been jointed.

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    I see a gout outbreak

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reg Dingle View Post
    I see a gout outbreak
    you know what, i think i'll crack a burgundy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    mash.
    I am really fond of mashed potatoes (european potatoes)..with melted Lurpak
    Quote Originally Posted by malmomike77 View Post
    Excellent portion sizes...
    Another forum glitz

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    Excellent portion sizes...


    The portion sizes of the mashed potatoes are ridiculously small, if not criminal.

    Don't troll the dinner thread and your hatred of mashed potatoes is a sin








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    Quote Originally Posted by helge View Post
    your hatred of mashed potatoes is a sin

    Must not reply


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    Quote Originally Posted by Reg Dingle View Post
    I realised in the end that I dint have quite enough salmon for a fishcake, so knocked up what I can only imagine would be Stumpy and Snubbys first post coital repast



    I feel like one of those gentlemen gourmands that Hal frowns upon at Old Trafford

    Salmon and cucumber sandwiches you posh bastard!!

    The Queen Mother's favourite!

    Man Utd ,yeah I can see the connection now.

    Only difference is Hal would have opted for the curried king prawn pie.

    Fvvking heathens the lot of you!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by helge View Post
    The portion sizes of the mashed potatoes are ridiculously small, if not criminal.
    Indeed, one can never have enough mashed potatoe

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe 90 View Post
    Indeed, one can never have enough mashed potatoe
    While I too really like mashed taters, they have to be homemade and not from some box where you add water or milk on a stove. Same with Gravy. Can't be some packaged junk loaded with sodium.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stumpy View Post
    While I too really like mashed taters, they have to be homemade and not from some box where you add water or milk on a stove. Same with Gravy. Can't be some packaged junk loaded with sodium.
    Fvcking he'll you've reminded me of a smash advert...


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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe 90 View Post


    Was it not security tagged?

    Everything above £3 in Aldi is tagged now
    I believe that all items in Liverpool and Manchester, whatever their value, are tagged (including the flooring and roof cladding) due to the nature of the local environments and cultural behavioural traits of the Scouse-Mancs.

    I'll be off now...


    Edit to add:

    1) Mendip is very likeable, not least due to his cooking level being the same as mine - lacking.

    2) Dilly should be commended for his sandwiches; perhaps the finest of English foods, but not that particular salmon and cucumber sandwich...

    3) Mash is excellent, and despite the limited amounts on the plate perhaps there was more available in the pan? A presentation of a mash mountain in a bowl alongside the vegetable bowl presentation may have been to much, even for Mendip.
    Last edited by Bettyboo; 25-05-2023 at 07:44 AM.
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    I don't believe what's happening.

    Inspired by his Isaan Egg Royale, I'm copying Mendo for this morning's breakie.

    And with a tin of toona in the fridge, and a spud growing in the back of some cupboard, I'm gonna be copying him for fookin' lunch as well.


    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    Make mashed potato, add the salmon (after straining) and knead all together with an egg or two. At this point you can add extras such as leftover mashed up peas, sprouts and carrots (yes Stumpy, that is where the green colour came from). Season to taste and then divide into balls and roll in breadcrumbs.
    Leave the breadcrumbs as large, or put in the grinder and make them fine like panko?

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    ^ Always leave them large, are you mad?

    Top tip: Leave a little bit of the egg spare to roll the fishcakes in at the end. This helps the breadcrumbs stick.


    Quote Originally Posted by Reg Dingle View Post
    I realised in the end that I dint have quite enough salmon for a fishcake, so knocked up what I can only imagine would be Stumpy and Snubbys first post coital repast



    I feel like one of those gentlemen gourmands that Hal frowns upon at Old Trafford

    How many attempts did it take until you decided it was easier to put the salmon slice on top?

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    Why don't we just have an "Inspired by Mendip" thread?

    There's a lot of scope, he's a great and variety poster.

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    An oldy, bacon topped meatloaf with sides of mash, gravy, and sweet corn kernels. Lots of sandwiches as well.

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    ^^ Many thanks for the appreciation, Betty.

    I've never really considered myself as a culinary trailblazer before. I'm completely self-taught and lack some confidence in the kitchen.

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