What's for Dinner?

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#151 Post by L Austin France »

Sausage surprise :!:

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#152 Post by Pathca »

What’s the surprise

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#153 Post by niemeyjt »

Red Label Salmon - only two weeks past its best before date.

Just watching David Attenborough's Perfect Planet - and bears eating dead salmon - my inspiration :-)

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#154 Post by L Austin France »

Pathca wrote: Fri Nov 05, 2021 6:58 pm What’s the surprise
None really as my missus with her innate skill at 'chucking' unmeasured quantities of spices & herbs into the 'surprises' layers of sausage meat, veggies & spuds once again created a yummy meal.
Mind you my home made sweet chilli sauce helped. :)

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#155 Post by Char »

He's having chestnut and mushroom puff pastry pie and roast tatties with veggies - I'll probably have an egg on toast if we've got any bread. :roll:

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#156 Post by suein56 »

We're having a new dish .. sweet potato and coconut milk stew ..
I tried it when I made it yesterday but OH is viewing it with suspicion.
He likes spicy food and it's spicy but he doesn't completely trust anything that doesn't have some flesh of smthg in it.
Tho he enjoyed the cauliflower and fresh goat cheese tart I made the other day for lunch.

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#157 Post by MAD87 »

suein56 wrote: Sat Nov 06, 2021 4:48 pm
Tho he enjoyed the cauliflower and fresh goat cheese tart I made the other day for lunch.
Sounds like my kind of food. Might you share the recipe?

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#158 Post by Sparkle »

cuisses-de-canard-confites cos I love anything out of a tin :lol: with green beans and new spuds cos it's quick, followed with strawbs and Haagen Daz vanilla ice cream - even quicker and yummy :D
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#159 Post by suein56 »

Sparkle wrote: Sat Nov 06, 2021 5:40 pm cuisses-de-canard-confites cos I love anything out of a tin :lol: with green beans and new spuds cos it's quick, followed with strawbs and Haagen Daz vanilla ice cream - even quicker and yummy :D
So .. could you be described loosely as 'fast' ?

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#160 Post by suein56 »

MAD87 wrote: Sat Nov 06, 2021 5:36 pm
suein56 wrote: Sat Nov 06, 2021 4:48 pm
Tho he enjoyed the cauliflower and fresh goat cheese tart I made the other day for lunch.
Sounds like my kind of food. Might you share the recipe?
No problem .. as long as it's allowed to quote a website.
The recipe's here :
https://yuka.io/recettes/tarte-chou-fleur-chevre/

Tho .. I used coconut milk, both in the pastry and in the tart .. most of a 200ml carton overall instead of the soja stuff.
I substituted light wholemeal flour for the sarrasin flour cos I had that already. I plan to buy some sarrasin flour and try that next time.
Same quantity flour and oatmeal i.e. 70 gr of each.
I adore this tart and plan to keep making it as the pastry is nutty, the cauli and goat's cheese mix I find delicious.
Great quite warm or just tiède.
If you don't agree then feel free to blame me .. entirely.

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