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Thread: O/T cooking

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    O/T cooking

    Ok the great British bake of has started and I love the programme ,but to be honest I love cooking but can't be arsed ,why make a steak pie when I can get one from marks and Spencer's that are absolutely gorgeous and easy to cook .
    Just done braising steak with carrots and onions served with mash and Yorkshire pudding ,but are we getting lazier with our cooking ......give me some recipes to inspire me please 😜😜😜😜

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    Currywurst..brown some bratwurst sausages off.
    Take them out of pan then add nearly a full bottle of squeezy ketchup...paprika powder curry powder and fry a big onion...mix back with the bratwurst..BEAUTIFUL.
    Theres loads of different currywurst recipes ont'net but thats the easiest.

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    Each to there own Bri but to me that sounds like puke on a plate

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    quick tasty moist chicken.
    One fresh chicken.
    Brush with oil.
    Sprinkle with mixed herbs.
    Cut a Lemon in half and shove it up it's arris.
    Put in an oven bag and seal it.
    Put on roasting dish in pre heated oven gas mark 5, for 1 and 1/2 hours. enjoy.
    P.S. Never ever wash fresh Chicken inside or out.
    Last edited by crashbang; 26-08-2016 at 06:29 AM.

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    As a by product of this , you will be left with about 3/4 pint of excellent chicken stock.
    leave to cool then freeze , and add for future chicken gravy , instead of crappy stock cubes.

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    Summat I really enjoy you can't get as ready made is a good liver bacon and onions...bacon under the grill, onions for as long as you want in a pan with a pinch of sugar then push em to the side; add a bit of butter, turn pan up to really high heat and stick the liver in coated in a touch of flour and pepper, for 30s to a minute on each side. Magic ingredient is a touch of white vinegar in the pan. Goes great with bubble and squeak too if you've got some leftovers

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    CAM...its not a la carte i agree.
    But as a quick snack its lovely.
    And like i say theres loads of different recipes for currywurst ont'net.

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    One courgette.
    Use a potato peeler and cut the courgette into fine strips.
    Put it in an oven proof dish.
    Add garlic salt and a touch of milled black pepper then lightly drizzle with vegetable oil.
    Put in the oven 180c for 15 mins.
    Even your kids will love it.

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    I'm glad ya didnt feed me that pal...lol

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    With 29 rabbits to be put to sleep soon I'll put one int oven when you come next time

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