Photo of your dinner (vol 2)

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calibrax

4,788 posts

212 months

Monday 10th November 2014
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Pferdestarke said:
Semolina works well too.
There's an echo in here... wink

tedmus

1,886 posts

136 months

Monday 10th November 2014
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Beef and ale stew done in the slow cooker, seriously tasty.

KFC

3,687 posts

131 months

Monday 10th November 2014
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Pixel-Snapper said:
Those roasties look the bks and the meats not half bad either. lick
Those roasties do look great.

I've bought some goose fat to have a go at roast potatoes this week. 9 euros a small jar though eek

tedmus

1,886 posts

136 months

Monday 10th November 2014
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I prefer beef dripping over goose fat for roasties.

illmonkey

18,213 posts

199 months

Monday 10th November 2014
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KFC said:
Pixel-Snapper said:
Those roasties look the bks and the meats not half bad either. lick
Those roasties do look great.

I've bought some goose fat to have a go at roast potatoes this week. 9 euros a small jar though eek
I used olive oil. Duck fat is awesome though!

calibrax

4,788 posts

212 months

Monday 10th November 2014
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KFC said:
I've bought some goose fat to have a go at roast potatoes this week. 9 euros a small jar though eek
Would have been cheaper to buy a goose! redface

KFC

3,687 posts

131 months

Monday 10th November 2014
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Will see how it goes - I normally just use olive oil too.

jimbop1

2,441 posts

205 months

Tuesday 11th November 2014
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soad said:
I like most of my steaks still mooing. Just smack it 'til it ceases to moo and I'm happy. smile
Definitely a primal thing!

A gastropub chef said once - order your steak well done and you will get the crappiest cut they've got. wink
It's really not a primal thing. People perceive it to be and think it makes them look manly. I think being manly makes you look manly wink

Your gastropub chef mate... Does he still work in the food industry? Tell him he needs to learn how to cook meat properly and not just what looks good on a dish.

The beef above is seriously undercooked. I'm just saying.

Mobile Chicane

20,844 posts

213 months

Tuesday 11th November 2014
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illmonkey said:
jimbop1 said:
illmonkey said:
Topside from the local butchers, £11 a kilo. Fan bloody tactic (pun intended), best beef I've ever had.


Seriously.. That's not cooked!

Absolutely ridiculous!

I really hope this silly fad dies out and meat starts being cooked again!
I really hope this silly fad dies out and people stop overcooking and ruining meat.

I'm alive still, so it isn't undercooked, maybe it's just undercooked for some opinions. I can assure you it was most defienlty cooked, I put it in the oven for 30 minutes and rested it for 10.

Ridiculous? Give over. It's meat.
I couldn't have eaten that. Needs more browning on the outside, and just a few more mm of 'cooked-ness', imho.

However rather undercooked than overcooked.

A slice of unexpectedly rare meat can always be briefly flashed off in a hot pan, however overcooked can't be rescued.

illmonkey

18,213 posts

199 months

Tuesday 11th November 2014
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You'll be happy to know the left overs went in a beef curry and it got well and truly cooked.

MC, I suppose it could have have a sear in a hot pan for a few minutes to get some colour on the outside. Crispy end bits are my favourite.


Legend83

9,986 posts

223 months

Tuesday 11th November 2014
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mattdaniels said:
Rack of lamb.





Method?

Looks amazing.

Pixel-Snapper

5,321 posts

193 months

Tuesday 11th November 2014
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Seal in pan of butter, oven, plate.... wink

Legend83

9,986 posts

223 months

Tuesday 11th November 2014
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Pixel-Snapper said:
Seal in pan of butter, oven, plate.... wink
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Replace method with timings, smart bum!

Pferdestarke

7,183 posts

188 months

Tuesday 11th November 2014
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Legend83 said:
Pixel-Snapper said:
Seal in pan of butter, oven, plate.... wink
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Replace method with timings, smart bum!
Sear in a pan until it's browned enough. Oven at anything between 160 and 210 until it's cooked to your liking, prob 12-18 mins. Plate.

There's really no strict method with this type of cooking.




Pixel-Snapper

5,321 posts

193 months

Tuesday 11th November 2014
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Dinner for one tonight.

Cottage pie.



Methord = chuck stuff in, fry, mash boiled potatos, pie dish, oven 200c 20 minutes.

Done

Don

28,377 posts

285 months

Tuesday 11th November 2014
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jimbop1 said:
The beef above is seriously undercooked. I'm just saying.
Jim. You're wrong. Just saying...

With all these things it really is a matter of personal taste. I like beef very, very rare - but with the texture just (just!) turned from "raw" to "cooked".

But others will like theirs differently - and that's OK! smile Everything from "blue" to "well done". Merits in each.

Undercooked for your tastes most certainly. I'm looking at it and thinking - "yum"! yum

jimbop1

2,441 posts

205 months

Wednesday 12th November 2014
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Don said:
jimbop1 said:
The beef above is seriously undercooked. I'm just saying.
Jim. You're wrong. Just saying...

With all these things it really is a matter of personal taste. I like beef very, very rare - but with the texture just (just!) turned from "raw" to "cooked".

But others will like theirs differently - and that's OK! smile Everything from "blue" to "well done". Merits in each.

Undercooked for your tastes most certainly. I'm looking at it and thinking - "yum"! yum
Yes.. Fair one I suppose. It is personal taste.

What annoys me (I don't know why it annoys me laugh) is when people think it makes them look like a cave man eating it pink or the people who say a steak loses its flavour after medium, It doesn't.. Learn to cook it properly. Or.. The chefs who cook it pink just to look good in a photo.


... Just saying wink

fttm

3,695 posts

136 months

Wednesday 12th November 2014
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Got to say I'm with Jim on this subject , that topside looked more like roadkill than supper .

mattdaniels

7,353 posts

283 months

Wednesday 12th November 2014
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Pferdestarke said:
Legend83 said:
Pixel-Snapper said:
Seal in pan of butter, oven, plate.... wink
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Replace method with timings, smart bum!
Sear in a pan until it's browned enough. Oven at anything between 160 and 210 until it's cooked to your liking, prob 12-18 mins. Plate.

There's really no strict method with this type of cooking.
Wot they said thumbup

I was slightly disappointed that I didn't leave it longer on the hob to render more of the fat but nevertheless it was still very tasty.

Legend83

9,986 posts

223 months

Wednesday 12th November 2014
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beer
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