

I really cant praise you enough, the trick now is to put the book down and cook it again but add your own 'taste's to it.mcminty wrote:
Hahaha, thanks Mm, roast beef with southwest sauce? I prefer an Italian BMT with honey mustard sauceDonFck wrote:
That looks yummy! And I'm saying this after just having consumed a toasted roast beef footlong with Southwest sauce, so it must be true.Thanks Yeah, it's garnished with some coriander (the stalks were also part of it - finely chopped up and chucked in with the onion, peppers, garlic and ginger). That sauce was soooo nice, although I think it could have reduced down a little more.1927 wrote:
Minty - Fucking good on you mate
It looks fucking lush. Plenty of colour, fresh herbs on the top (parsley or corriander?) Its got a wicked glaze to it and Im trying my best to smell it. My mouth is watering aswell. Good skills mate.
How did it go down? Mark it out of 10?
Probably didnt cost that much either did it?
I'd give it a 7.5-8/10. It took a while for me to prepare, and I've discovered just how woeful our knives are (apparently mum thinks that because they were good German cooking knives 25 years ago when my parents got married, they don't need to be professionally sharpened.. ) Also we didn't have a wok, and mum refused to buy one (as I assume she doesn't understand exactly how they work). I ended up borrowing one off a mate, in return for giving him a ride home from work Also, here's a tip - don't rub your nose just after chopping chili. This will result in a burning sensation up your nose for about 20 minutes.
As for the cooking - it's the first time I'd used a wok. Good fun, tho god shit happens fast, so I ended up slightly burning some of the peppers while chucking the other chopped ingredients in.
And the food itself? Pretty darn good, tho I think the pork was a little overdone, and the pineapple seemed a tad soggy. That being said, it fucking aces for a uni student. I'd be happy to live off the quality of stuff I've been cooking so far. Lol, I showed a friend that pic and she said I had to cook for her.lol, as you posted.. why yes, yes it isliquidat0r wrote:
That's Jamie Oliver's ministry of food, right?
Sunday was alright, no question popping, we haven't had that discussion yet! We got each other cards cos we are skint due to holiday paid for etc... I took her for a walk into Ramsgate Harbour and a nice hot chocolate, got back home and she had sleep and i relaxed, ran us a nice hot bath gave her a massage and we soaked in the tub for an hour or so.1927 wrote:
Good day on Sunday with the Mrs?
It was only you here that I genuinely wanted to know, well Burnzz aswell but without asking he told us?
Pop the Q?
It stinks that companies always yak about degrees. The degree won't automatically make you a pro with different software. I mean with a proper introduction anyone with a little advanced knowledge of computers could probably handle those programs. Like meburnzz wrote:
yes, but that is some of the most expensive real estate in the nation. if you can find the salary range, it would tell more - a B.S. and three years exp, i don't think they're finding people willing to fill the position . . .
I'm cooking page 238 tomorrow! Well, a slight variation on it anyway. Gonna be goodmcminty wrote:
lol, as you posted.. why yes, yes it isliquidat0r wrote:
That's Jamie Oliver's ministry of food, right?
He didn't quit. It was more like a ragebreak.baggs wrote:
I saw Ted quit, that lad is an oxymoron.
ahh i see, dummy retrieved, toys back in their pram etc?Ultrafunkula wrote:
He didn't quit. It was more like a ragebreak.baggs wrote:
I saw Ted quit, that lad is an oxymoron.
I hate boomerjinks for beeing so awesome Q_QAussieReaper wrote:
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/2961/4cars.jpg
Ok, those sayings are not familiar to mebaggs wrote:
ahh i see, dummy retrieved, toys back in their pram etc?Ultrafunkula wrote:
He didn't quit. It was more like a ragebreak.baggs wrote:
I saw Ted quit, that lad is an oxymoron.
if the fair Antonia dasn't say yes ask me!baggs wrote:
and a nice hot chocolate, got back home and she had sleep and i relaxed, ran us a nice hot bath gave her a massage and we soaked in the tub for an hour or so.
Was a really nice day, we finished up having a takeaway with her family and some friends in the evening.
Oh yeah we made a cake too
Lol, soon enough I shall be able to put the book down. hopefully it won't be long before I get a feel for the food and what exactly goes together. Lol, that's awesome advice. Had never thought of that Nopes to the honey, and the chili seeds.1927 wrote:
I really cant praise you enough, the trick now is to put the book down and cook it again but add your own 'taste's to it.
Was there honey is the sauce?
Were they seeds chilli seeds?
Pair of latex gloves should come in handy. Go back to your bedroom and get them from the bedside drawer and stick them in the tea towel / oven glove drawer. Next time your chopping Garlic, Chilli or Onion they will stop ya hands smelling for when this chick comes round for dinner.
Wouldnt worry about over doing Pork if thats what happened? Its better to be that side of the scale rather than underdone, I also think the flaour is better the longer you fry it for.
I rarely use a Wok. My best Kitchen purchases have been:
Decent Knives
A Green Bean shredder
A hand held electric blender / whisk
Electric Knives, for Roast Beef, Pork, Bread etc
A griddle for Steaks
But most of all a 30" tall Pepper Mill, the wooden kind you find in the Italian restaurant. I do like my Black Pepper.
As I said good on you for doing this and taking these steps, I hope they are the first steps on a long road.
Sounds wicked mate especially the cake bit. Was it chocolate? Did you both lick the bowl?baggs wrote:
Sunday was alright, no question popping, we haven't had that discussion yet! We got each other cards cos we are skint due to holiday paid for etc... I took her for a walk into Ramsgate Harbour and a nice hot chocolate, got back home and she had sleep and i relaxed, ran us a nice hot bath gave her a massage and we soaked in the tub for an hour or so.1927 wrote:
Good day on Sunday with the Mrs?
It was only you here that I genuinely wanted to know, well Burnzz aswell but without asking he told us?
Pop the Q?
Was a really nice day, we finished up having a takeaway with her family and some friends in the evening.
Oh yeah we made a cake too! I forgot about that, for our friends birthday, was a cracking cake too.
You alright son?
How is everyone else today?
I saw Ted quit, that lad is an oxymoron.
When a baby has a tantrum: Dummy get's thrown out across roomUltrafunkula wrote:
Ok, those sayings are not familiar to mebaggs wrote:
ahh i see, dummy retrieved, toys back in their pram etc?Ultrafunkula wrote:
He didn't quit. It was more like a ragebreak.
Yep it were chocolate with chocolate icing, chocolate shavings and Maltesers, i thought it was going to be too rich for me but it was absolutley delicious, i would have saved you guys some but Antonia's fat little brother was there so half the cake was gone before we even got stuck in.1927 wrote:
Sounds wicked mate especially the cake bit. Was it chocolate? Did you both lick the bowl?baggs wrote:
Sunday was alright, no question popping, we haven't had that discussion yet! We got each other cards cos we are skint due to holiday paid for etc... I took her for a walk into Ramsgate Harbour and a nice hot chocolate, got back home and she had sleep and i relaxed, ran us a nice hot bath gave her a massage and we soaked in the tub for an hour or so.1927 wrote:
Good day on Sunday with the Mrs?
It was only you here that I genuinely wanted to know, well Burnzz aswell but without asking he told us?
Pop the Q?
Was a really nice day, we finished up having a takeaway with her family and some friends in the evening.
Oh yeah we made a cake too! I forgot about that, for our friends birthday, was a cracking cake too.
You alright son?
How is everyone else today?
I saw Ted quit, that lad is an oxymoron.
An hour in the bath, fuck, I bet you looked like two massive Raisens when you got out didnt you? Clean ones but wrinkley eh? I dont like massages myself, I find it a right bastard trying to get the coconut oil out of my cardigans. And when I give them it always leads to a bit of love like. I dont do shagging, im like David Dickinson or Rodney off Emmerdale. But with the ego of Brian Clough.
Im not too bad ta, slightly worried about my right leg, the lower bit, I dunno if its shin splints but if it is I need time out from sport and that has never happened. I'll play through the pain, I can her the music now
I can be your hero Bayyyybe
Glad you had a good un and long may that continue
Noice. Lol, I bought some kebabs to BBQ tomorrow. They are pretty much the same thing, but with beef.liquidat0r wrote:
I'm cooking page 238 tomorrow! Well, a slight variation on it anyway. Gonna be goodmcminty wrote:
lol, as you posted.. why yes, yes it isliquidat0r wrote:
That's Jamie Oliver's ministry of food, right?
lol I would be Mr Cracked Pepper's best mate, that grinder of his couldnt hold enough of the stuff for me.mcminty wrote:
Lol, soon enough I shall be able to put the book down. hopefully it won't be long before I get a feel for the food and what exactly goes together. Lol, that's awesome advice. Had never thought of that Nopes to the honey, and the chili seeds.1927 wrote:
I really cant praise you enough, the trick now is to put the book down and cook it again but add your own 'taste's to it.
Was there honey is the sauce?
Were they seeds chilli seeds?
Pair of latex gloves should come in handy. Go back to your bedroom and get them from the bedside drawer and stick them in the tea towel / oven glove drawer. Next time your chopping Garlic, Chilli or Onion they will stop ya hands smelling for when this chick comes round for dinner.
Wouldnt worry about over doing Pork if thats what happened? Its better to be that side of the scale rather than underdone, I also think the flaour is better the longer you fry it for.
I rarely use a Wok. My best Kitchen purchases have been:
Decent Knives
A Green Bean shredder
A hand held electric blender / whisk
Electric Knives, for Roast Beef, Pork, Bread etc
A griddle for Steaks
But most of all a 30" tall Pepper Mill, the wooden kind you find in the Italian restaurant. I do like my Black Pepper.
As I said good on you for doing this and taking these steps, I hope they are the first steps on a long road.
I really do want some decent knives. Or for these to be sharpened.. >< Heh, maybe for my 21st (I'll try to milk this birthday for all it's worth )
Lol, epic pepper mill. It reminds me of a short clip by this Aussie group known as The Chaser.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCFRbcSmvCc
water stones ftw1927 wrote:
Id keep the knives and get them sharpened.
Make them, they can be pricey though. Marinade them in Honey and what else you want to chuck inmcminty wrote:
I bought some kebabs
Yes. Well the books says to use a griddle pan, but I don't have one.1927 wrote:
Liq - are you making kebabs? What you going to do, grill em?
meh, it's really rather cold outside and we only have a charcoal one ... and I don't have any charcoal/lighter fluid/anything.burnzz wrote:
we use our bar be que year round . . .
Melt Mars Bars dow nand use them as a topping when you make yourself one and lob it in the fridge. Fucking yes. Havent made Choc Cake for ages, I do a double/sandwich kind, Golden Syrup in it aswell. Richer than, richer than .....a lottery winner?baggs wrote:
Yep it were chocolate with chocolate icing, chocolate shavings and Maltesers, i thought it was going to be too rich for me but it was absolutley delicious, i would have saved you guys some but Antonia's fat little brother was there so half the cake was gone before we even got stuck in.1927 wrote:
Sounds wicked mate especially the cake bit. Was it chocolate? Did you both lick the bowl?baggs wrote:
Sunday was alright, no question popping, we haven't had that discussion yet! We got each other cards cos we are skint due to holiday paid for etc... I took her for a walk into Ramsgate Harbour and a nice hot chocolate, got back home and she had sleep and i relaxed, ran us a nice hot bath gave her a massage and we soaked in the tub for an hour or so.
Was a really nice day, we finished up having a takeaway with her family and some friends in the evening.
Oh yeah we made a cake too! I forgot about that, for our friends birthday, was a cracking cake too.
You alright son?
How is everyone else today?
I saw Ted quit, that lad is an oxymoron.
An hour in the bath, fuck, I bet you looked like two massive Raisens when you got out didnt you? Clean ones but wrinkley eh? I dont like massages myself, I find it a right bastard trying to get the coconut oil out of my cardigans. And when I give them it always leads to a bit of love like. I dont do shagging, im like David Dickinson or Rodney off Emmerdale. But with the ego of Brian Clough.
Im not too bad ta, slightly worried about my right leg, the lower bit, I dunno if its shin splints but if it is I need time out from sport and that has never happened. I'll play through the pain, I can her the music now
I can be your hero Bayyyybe
Glad you had a good un and long may that continue
Your leg is fucked yo?
Cheers Liq
For the win.burnzz wrote:
we use our bar be que year round . . .