Don't do roasts. Too much effort when there's only two of us. Had a big fry up at sainsbury's this morning before shopping hell. Then made a HUGE cheese, potato & onion pie from scratch including the pastry (which actually probably took as long as a roast). Enough left for lunch tomorrow and tea. Blimey! Will be veggied out by Tuesday.
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Never thought I'd be typing this but it's all about cooking at the highest temperature and letting the batter 'rest'.
Adjust measures accoringly but add 2 eggs to 160 ml of milk and a generous pinch of salt. Beat senseless and then rest for 15mins. Then beat in 130grams of plain flour until smooth. Rest until you are ready to use. Pre-heat the cooking vessell (with oil) at the highest possible temperature. Et voila!
It's not my favourite.
I could not do without bacon though :wink:
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Started by Tony_H in Ski Chatter 08-Feb-2009 - 155 Replies
KevinC
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
caron-a wrote:I can't get yorkshire pudding right no matter how many times I make toad in the hole.
any advice :?:
Never thought I'd be typing this but it's all about cooking at the highest temperature and letting the batter 'rest'.
Adjust measures accoringly but add 2 eggs to 160 ml of milk and a generous pinch of salt. Beat senseless and then rest for 15mins. Then beat in 130grams of plain flour until smooth. Rest until you are ready to use. Pre-heat the cooking vessell (with oil) at the highest possible temperature. Et voila!
Bon. Allez!
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
I don't know, Mrs W has been sweating over a hot stove on the beef bourguignon and I just found out there is no desert so I have got to either knock one up or pop round the coop. So Coop it is then.... :evil:
RoseR
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
Yes Caron this is the new J2 cook forum. I think we are all bored to-day :lol:
I'm a laydee
KevinC
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
Ian Wickham wrote:KevinC wrote:I just made a yorkshire pudding with slices of beef and gravy. Unfortunately I didn't have enough milk so had to 'be creative' and mix with water. Tasted ok, but was rather flat - I'll award myself 7/10 given the circumstances.
Pork is rancid - which is odd considering the same animal provides bacon.
So you don't like pork then :cry:
It's not my favourite.
Bon. Allez!
Getjim
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
Oh I forgot! Made chocolate orange brownies this afternoon aswell. I am in OH's good books today.
Fair deal though, she did clean the house from top to bottom and do all the washing up for me.
Fair deal though, she did clean the house from top to bottom and do all the washing up for me.
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
KevinC wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:KevinC wrote:I just made a yorkshire pudding with slices of beef and gravy. Unfortunately I didn't have enough milk so had to 'be creative' and mix with water. Tasted ok, but was rather flat - I'll award myself 7/10 given the circumstances.
Pork is rancid - which is odd considering the same animal provides bacon.
So you don't like pork then :cry:
It's not my favourite.
I could not do without bacon though :wink:
Caron-a
reply to 'Sunday dinner' posted Feb-2009
so, it's just my boys watching top gear then?!
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