PH Cooking Competition #34: Game On!
Discussion
I may have to do that.
Our Daughter came to stay with us this weekend and although she eats most normal meat and fowl I was firmly told that neither her or our 2 year old Grandaughter, who is not a fussy eater at all, were not going to be eating anything that had at anytime been furry, fluffy, cuddly, pretty or cute. So that put a stop to the complex rabbit dish I was planning then.
My entry has therefore been deferred until next weekend and I have a couple of dishes in mind depending on what game is available and what time I have.
Our Daughter came to stay with us this weekend and although she eats most normal meat and fowl I was firmly told that neither her or our 2 year old Grandaughter, who is not a fussy eater at all, were not going to be eating anything that had at anytime been furry, fluffy, cuddly, pretty or cute. So that put a stop to the complex rabbit dish I was planning then.
My entry has therefore been deferred until next weekend and I have a couple of dishes in mind depending on what game is available and what time I have.
I'm moving to a new property this Friday that has a brand new 6 induction hob, 2 oven, grill and plate warmer oven!
Be rude not to try it out on this comp.
(PS: yes I did sign the house off on the size of the cooker
)
(PPS: I also got a new Canon G16 camera for christmas I haven't used yet)
Be rude not to try it out on this comp.
(PS: yes I did sign the house off on the size of the cooker
)(PPS: I also got a new Canon G16 camera for christmas I haven't used yet)
Edited by Pixel-Snapper on Monday 27th January 14:19
TeeRev said:
I may have to do that.
Our Daughter came to stay with us this weekend and although she eats most normal meat and fowl I was firmly told that neither her or our 2 year old Grandaughter, who is not a fussy eater at all, were not going to be eating anything that had at anytime been furry, fluffy, cuddly, pretty or cute. So that put a stop to the complex rabbit dish I was planning then.
My entry has therefore been deferred until next weekend and I have a couple of dishes in mind depending on what game is available and what time I have.
Just tell them it's chicken Our Daughter came to stay with us this weekend and although she eats most normal meat and fowl I was firmly told that neither her or our 2 year old Grandaughter, who is not a fussy eater at all, were not going to be eating anything that had at anytime been furry, fluffy, cuddly, pretty or cute. So that put a stop to the complex rabbit dish I was planning then.
My entry has therefore been deferred until next weekend and I have a couple of dishes in mind depending on what game is available and what time I have.
This was actually our Christmas dinner, or at least the meaty part.
Venison loin having been sealed in the frying pan about to be wrapped in pancetta and then slung into the oven for 10mins or so.
Locally sourced too, our butcher gets red and roe deer from local lads who cull the herds.
Venison loin having been sealed in the frying pan about to be wrapped in pancetta and then slung into the oven for 10mins or so.
Locally sourced too, our butcher gets red and roe deer from local lads who cull the herds.
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