What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
bit of both... the pastry base is mine - the puff-pastry lid is shop-bought (though it was me that brushed it with egg!)..Bruce Rioja wrote:Oh right. Well that makes it all the worthwhile then.boltonboris wrote:Quorn chicken barely tastes different when cooked in with a load of sauce and seasoning to be honest.
Is that your own pastry, Bish? Or frozen / pre-mixed malarky? Looks fantastic.
and - BB is 100% right (GG is wrong!)
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Maybe, but isn't the idea that it actually tastes like chicken without the addition of "a load of sauce and seasoning"?thebish wrote:bit of both... the pastry base is mine - the puff-pastry lid is shop-bought (though it was me that brushed it with egg!)..Bruce Rioja wrote:Oh right. Well that makes it all the worthwhile then.boltonboris wrote:Quorn chicken barely tastes different when cooked in with a load of sauce and seasoning to be honest.
Is that your own pastry, Bish? Or frozen / pre-mixed malarky? Looks fantastic.
and - BB is 100% right (GG is wrong!)
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I seem to remember you putting up a similar defence of Quorn sausages.
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Wouldn't the brand owner be better off positioning these products as mushroom such and such rather than claiming them to taste like meat products (which, it would appear, they don't)?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
no - I don't think so...Bruce Rioja wrote:Maybe, but isn't the idea that it actually tastes like chicken without the addition of "a load of sauce and seasoning"?thebish wrote:bit of both... the pastry base is mine - the puff-pastry lid is shop-bought (though it was me that brushed it with egg!)..Bruce Rioja wrote:Oh right. Well that makes it all the worthwhile then.boltonboris wrote:Quorn chicken barely tastes different when cooked in with a load of sauce and seasoning to be honest.
Is that your own pastry, Bish? Or frozen / pre-mixed malarky? Looks fantastic.
and - BB is 100% right (GG is wrong!)
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OK, sorry, but you'll have to excuse my ignorance here. Do they call it Quorn Chicken, or Quorn summat else?thebish wrote:
no - I don't think so...
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Quorn is stealing perfectly good jobs from chickens.
They're dirty, they're filthy, they're never gonna last.
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Am going to have to force the issue with my sinuses. I've got lamb and I've got a jar of Goan Vindaloo. Never had Vindaloo before. Can't be that hot, can it? ![Confused :?](./images/smilies/icon_confused.gif)
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
they call it quorn chicken, bruce...Bruce Rioja wrote:OK, sorry, but you'll have to excuse my ignorance here. Do they call it Quorn Chicken, or Quorn summat else?thebish wrote:
no - I don't think so...
I suspect the chicken-like quality is not the taste but the TEXTURE. they don't try to reproduce a chicken taste - but give you something that is good at adopting the flavours around it so that you can create a dish that has the textures that a chicken dish would...
quorn mince is much the same.
there are quorn products that attempt "flavour" - like the "bacon" - but they don't really come close.
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Got leek and potato soup on the hob cooking! ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
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Yum. Are you baking your own bread too?Gooner Girl wrote:Got leek and potato soup on the hob cooking!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Was very nice! But didn't get round to baking bread too, though, mmmmm, that would go rather nicely with it!Bruce Rioja wrote:Yum. Are you baking your own bread too?Gooner Girl wrote:Got leek and potato soup on the hob cooking!
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"Was"? Have you scoffed all t'lot?Gooner Girl wrote:Was very nice! But didn't get round to baking bread too, though, mmmmm, that would go rather nicely with it!Bruce Rioja wrote:Yum. Are you baking your own bread too?Gooner Girl wrote:Got leek and potato soup on the hob cooking!
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Leeks, like chives, are massively under-sung for when you want the taste of onion without a load of, well, onion.
You've made me hungry now
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Just discovered that Leffe Brune goes remarkably well with Malted Milk biscuits.
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Me and Mr GG had some each and there's some left, might try it on the twins tomorrow, see if they like it!Bruce Rioja wrote:"Was"? Have you scoffed all t'lot?Gooner Girl wrote:Was very nice! But didn't get round to baking bread too, though, mmmmm, that would go rather nicely with it!Bruce Rioja wrote:Yum. Are you baking your own bread too?Gooner Girl wrote:Got leek and potato soup on the hob cooking!
Leeks, like chives, are massively under-sung for when you want the taste of onion without a load of, well, onion.
You've made me hungry now
I don't like onions - nor leeks on their own, but I do like leek and potato soup and was ridiculously simple to make. Can't believe I have never made soup before, it's kinda like making purée for the twins except you add more water!
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Ooooh. I've got some Florival and some Bush brunes here, along with some Grimbergen Tripel blonde. Malted milk, you say?!Little Green Man wrote:Just discovered that Leffe Brune goes remarkably well with Malted Milk biscuits.
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PS: I also have some Maredsous brune which I made the mistake of putting in the fridge (I know
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Was just about to recommend that you don't chill the brune too much. I normally prefer the bog standard Leffe but this biscuit revelation has expanded my horizons...Bruce Rioja wrote:Ooooh. I've got some Florival and some Bush brunes here, along with some Grimbergen Tripel blonde. Malted milk, you say?!Little Green Man wrote:Just discovered that Leffe Brune goes remarkably well with Malted Milk biscuits.
PS: I also have some Maredsous brune which I made the mistake of putting in the fridge (I know)
Anyway, it's a Budvar and Jaffa Cake next (although it's not strictly a biscuit, as HMRC were forced to concede).
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Ah - worm can opened. Didn't they have to go 50/50 by dint of the smashing orangey bit and the chocolate topping?Little Green Man wrote: Anyway, it's a Budvar and Jaffa Cake next (although it's not strictly a biscuit, as HMRC were forced to concede).
I'm determined to find a drink that perfectly accompanies the peanut butter and chocolate cupcake
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Somehow or other, I can't see the local gaff, stocking Malted Milk biscuits any time soon.Little Green Man wrote:Was just about to recommend that you don't chill the brune too much. I normally prefer the bog standard Leffe but this biscuit revelation has expanded my horizons...Bruce Rioja wrote:Ooooh. I've got some Florival and some Bush brunes here, along with some Grimbergen Tripel blonde. Malted milk, you say?!Little Green Man wrote:Just discovered that Leffe Brune goes remarkably well with Malted Milk biscuits.
PS: I also have some Maredsous brune which I made the mistake of putting in the fridge (I know)
Anyway, it's a Budvar and Jaffa Cake next (although it's not strictly a biscuit, as HMRC were forced to concede).
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Not even behind the bar via a display card that tentalisingly reveals the voluptuous curves of some comely Malted Milkmaid after each individually wrapped biscuit is torn off for the discerning Leffe Brune drinker?Worthy4England wrote: Somehow or other, I can't see the local gaff, stocking Malted Milk biscuits any time soon.
P'raps not.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
A friend has just messaged me a recipe for Creme Egg cheesecake, he says its delicious and it sounds heavenly, so high on the success of my leek and potato soup (which even the twins ate without turning their noses up!) i am gonna give it a bash...
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I have a sweet tooth, but even to me that sounds absolutely disgusting......Gooner Girl wrote:A friend has just messaged me a recipe for Creme Egg cheesecake, he says its delicious and it sounds heavenly, so high on the success of my leek and potato soup (which even the twins ate without turning their noses up!) i am gonna give it a bash...
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