Photo of your dinner (vol 2)

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6th Gear

3,563 posts

195 months

Saturday 14th May 2016
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6th Gear said:




Inspired by all the delicious rib contributions on this forum, thought I would give it a go!

Pork ribs, dry rub on. Can't wait to cook these later.


They went down a treat.


ambuletz

10,753 posts

182 months

Saturday 14th May 2016
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ClockworkCupcake said:
The leftovers of the monster chilli I made the other day, with home made wedges, and a Amstel bier in a proper Amstel glass (Tesco currently have a special offer of 4 x 440ml cans of Amstel for £4 with a free glass).

The chilli was made with 500g of lean mince, a jar of Uncle Ben's Hot Chilli sauce, some hot curry powder, and a quarter of a bottle of Tabasco Habanero sauce. Split into two portions.

The stomach is evil and must be punished.
Edited by ClockworkCupcake on Friday 13th May 19:43
I made some last night using a heaped tablespoon each of hot chilli powder, paprika, dried bird's eye chilli and 2 fresh ones. stomach still felt like a furnace this morning, not looking forward to this afternoon!

DoubleSix

11,718 posts

177 months

Saturday 14th May 2016
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ClockworkCupcake said:
The leftovers of the monster chilli I made the other day, with home made wedges, and a Amstel bier in a proper Amstel glass (Tesco currently have a special offer of 4 x 440ml cans of Amstel for £4 with a free glass).

The chilli was made with 500g of lean mince, a jar of Uncle Ben's Hot Chilli sauce, some hot curry powder, and a quarter of a bottle of Tabasco Habanero sauce. Split into two portions.

The stomach is evil and must be punished.





Edited by ClockworkCupcake on Friday 13th May 19:43
Well you certainly punished it!

DoubleSix

11,718 posts

177 months

Sunday 15th May 2016
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Doubt I'm the only BBQing today?


Burwood

18,709 posts

247 months

Sunday 15th May 2016
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ClockworkCupcake said:
Burwood said:
600g Porterhouse with sides-top drawer as always

Do they charge extra if you want it cooked? wink

Only joking - I don't mind how people have their steak so long as they enjoy it. biggrin
It's the photo-i asked for med/rare and it was spot on.

Martin350

3,775 posts

196 months

Sunday 15th May 2016
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Home made chicken balls, sweet and sour sauce and egg fried rice.

Better than a takeaway!!


mattdaniels

7,353 posts

283 months

Monday 16th May 2016
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Blue cheese fillet steak salad smile






Mr Roper

13,011 posts

195 months

Tuesday 17th May 2016
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mattdaniels said:
Blue cheese fillet steak salad smile





I think I've have that tonight.

Cheers.

AB

16,988 posts

196 months

Tuesday 17th May 2016
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Bloomin' Onion



Bang Bang Shrimp & Calamari



Steak w/Cheesy Chips



Steak w/Fully Loaded Baked Potato



More Steak...




Ahi Yellowfin Tuna



Mac Nut Mahi - warm peanut sauce, mango relish, soy glaze & mashed purple sweet potato



Texas Burger



Even made it to dessert a couple of times...



Looking back, it's no wonder I put on 4kg in 2 weeks...

addz86

1,439 posts

187 months

Tuesday 17th May 2016
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Supersonic Welly said:
addz86 said:
6 hours in the slow cooker and 30 mins in the oven, well worth the wait

Looks amazing.

Would you mind sharing your recipe please?
Certainly, cheating slightly as I used the pre packed ribs from Aldi/Lidl but...

Two packs of them and a bottle of whatever BBQ sauce you fancie.

1 onion roughly chopped to lay the ribs on in the slow cooker.

As many peppers as you want really, I use either one bell or two of the long thin ones

1 stick of Celery chopped pretty fine

Salt/pepper/dried chilli flakes and a red chilli or two as required

Chuck them all in for 5-6 hours or till they start to fall apart then bang them in a oven at 200 for half a hour/till it starts to char slightly and caramelise

I saved the sauce from the slow cooker and froze it, seems too good to waste and will probably try a pulled pork with it

Supersonic Welly

8,855 posts

188 months

Tuesday 17th May 2016
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addz86 said:
Certainly, cheating slightly as I used the pre packed ribs from Aldi/Lidl but...

Two packs of them and a bottle of whatever BBQ sauce you fancie.

1 onion roughly chopped to lay the ribs on in the slow cooker.

As many peppers as you want really, I use either one bell or two of the long thin ones

1 stick of Celery chopped pretty fine

Salt/pepper/dried chilli flakes and a red chilli or two as required

Chuck them all in for 5-6 hours or till they start to fall apart then bang them in a oven at 200 for half a hour/till it starts to char slightly and caramelise

I saved the sauce from the slow cooker and froze it, seems too good to waste and will probably try a pulled pork with it
Brilliant thanks.

Are they the ribs that come in the box already vacuum packed in a bit of bbq sauce? If so I think I saw them on the shelf last night, will get some the weekend.

addz86

1,439 posts

187 months

Tuesday 17th May 2016
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Yep that's them, had to cut them in half to get them in the cooker, I didn't bother with the sauce they came with but got bottle of their own branded jobbie for £1 I think which was nice

mattdaniels

7,353 posts

283 months

Tuesday 17th May 2016
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Mr Roper said:
I think I've have that tonight.

Cheers.
Likewise - had it again tonight with rosemary wedges. Very lucky - it was a really nice piece of beef. Quite...."beefy" tasting, for fillet.




craigjm

17,960 posts

201 months

Tuesday 17th May 2016
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AB said:
Steak w/Fully Loaded Baked Potato

I think you could restart that if you tried doesnt really look dead!

AB

16,988 posts

196 months

Tuesday 17th May 2016
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craigjm said:
AB said:
Steak w/Fully Loaded Baked Potato

I think you could restart that if you tried doesnt really look dead!
This was a strange one, most expensive/upmarket restaurant we went to and it almost looks like it was cooked twice as thick and then cut as the underneath was done (what I would consider) nicely.

But they obviously knew what they were doing as it was incredible.

craigjm

17,960 posts

201 months

Tuesday 17th May 2016
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AB said:
This was a strange one, most expensive/upmarket restaurant we went to and it almost looks like it was cooked twice as thick and then cut as the underneath was done (what I would consider) nicely.

But they obviously knew what they were doing as it was incredible.
I did wonder whether it was a big chunk cut off a larger joint. I would eat it like that its just unusual for it not to be seared on the outside.

Mr Roper

13,011 posts

195 months

Wednesday 18th May 2016
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mattdaniels said:
Mr Roper said:
I think I've have that tonight.

Cheers.
Likewise - had it again tonight with rosemary wedges. Very lucky - it was a really nice piece of beef. Quite...."beefy" tasting, for fillet.



I didn't do it but tonight I'm a little more prepared...







mattdaniels

7,353 posts

283 months

Wednesday 18th May 2016
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Mr Roper said:
I didn't do it but tonight I'm a little more prepared...






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Mr Roper

13,011 posts

195 months

Wednesday 18th May 2016
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Fillet steak...




21TonyK

11,537 posts

210 months

Wednesday 18th May 2016
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craigjm said:
AB said:
This was a strange one, most expensive/upmarket restaurant we went to and it almost looks like it was cooked twice as thick and then cut as the underneath was done (what I would consider) nicely.

But they obviously knew what they were doing as it was incredible.
I did wonder whether it was a big chunk cut off a larger joint. I would eat it like that its just unusual for it not to be seared on the outside.
It's what they call a "prime rib" in the US. Basically the equivalent of a UK roast beef, but all in one slice.
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