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Postby Snoop Doug » Tue Nov 13, 2007 9:43 pm

Anyone else like to cook? I love it - one of the reasons I ride a bike is so I can eat what I like :oops: .

It's bloody cold out at the mo, and with that in mind, plus Michelle's eternal snot fest I give you this.

Heat yer oven (fan assisted) to 150. Meantime chop a red onion, a carrot and two medium size spuds and whack 'em in a casserole dish. Add three chopped gherkins and a good load of chopped garlic too.

Brown a load of game, for me it was duck, pheasant and partridge (around 450 grams of lean meat) in a frying pan then chuck that in yer pot too. You can get this from Waitrose if you don't have a friendly butcher (and I don't).

Make a stock using a big squidge of tomato pureé, around 300 ml boiling water, 1 chicken oxo cube and two big spoons of dijon mustard. Stir it up.

Add the stock to the rest, put the lid on and bung in the oven for about 1hr 20 minutes.

Take the dish out of the oven and put some of this delicious stew in a bowl. Eat it, marvel at it and wonder how it is that you can cook something so dee bleedin licious without resorting to a recipe book.

I've got plenty left for tomorrow - can't wait 8) !

Anyone got any good food ideas they're willing tee share over these loooong winter months?

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Postby Snoop Doug » Tue Nov 13, 2007 9:46 pm

I nearly forgot - to lower the tone I had four starburst (Opal Froots to the old folk) for me pudding!

Strawberry, lime, and two orange ones - nice!
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Postby Sylv » Tue Nov 13, 2007 10:03 pm

I'm no cook but an even simpler one along those lines:

Glass dish with fish, either white or salmon, cherry tomatoes cut in halves, chopped onion, celery, garlic (with the skin! it's the best bit), couple slices of lemon, smear with olive oil, salt and pepper and stick it in the over for 20-odd minutes, when it will be nice and juicy.

It's the best deliciousness/easiness ratio recipee I know.
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Postby huw williams » Wed Nov 14, 2007 6:54 pm

And if you get your fish from the chinese market down by Reeves Corner you can buy sea bass or bream at a fraction of the cost of most dedicated mongers

I got a Bass the length of my forearm for under a £iver - restaurant cost would have been in excess of £20 for that - I ate 3/4, Salem had 1/4
Highly reccomended
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