What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Wise words, Chef. Just had a wee taste - it'd have taken more if anything.Lord Kangana wrote:Never too many herbs bruce.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
The pie came out delicious.
Not the best presentation and I had to use the dogs' spare water bowl but I enjoyed it.


Not the best presentation and I had to use the dogs' spare water bowl but I enjoyed it.


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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Your dog has a spare water bowl? In our house it'd have to get its head undert' tap like the rest of us!
Looks fantastic, fella. You must be feeling smuggity smug.
Looks fantastic, fella. You must be feeling smuggity smug.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Brush it with a whisked egg or some salted water to give it a glaze next time. Just use the small paint brush in the multi pack that no bugger needs (do they?).
I'm not being a pedant or owt.
I'm not being a pedant or owt.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
No - you're right.
I remembered I should have done that when I saw the egg on the counter as I took the pie out of the oven.
I remembered I should have done that when I saw the egg on the counter as I took the pie out of the oven.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
It happens.
Although its usually better to paint it on near the end anyway, so you could have done it and stuck it back in for a couple of minutes. Remember that next time you forget.
Although its usually better to paint it on near the end anyway, so you could have done it and stuck it back in for a couple of minutes. Remember that next time you forget.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
You were being "mincey" if I might be as bold so as to paraphrase?!Lord Kangana wrote:Brush it with a whisked egg or some salted water to give it a glaze next time. Just use the small paint brush in the multi pack that no bugger needs (do they?).
I'm not being a pedant or owt.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Wandering Willy wrote:The pie came out delicious.
Not the best presentation and I had to use the dogs' spare water bowl but I enjoyed it.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Glass of Maury and a chunk of Ossau Iraty.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I guess one is a wine and one a cheese... and, you know, I want to know more... Please...Lord Kangana wrote:Glass of Maury and a chunk of Ossau Iraty.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Ossau Iraty is a Basque sheeps cheese. I suppose the nearest comparator I can give you is high quality Manchego. Similar, not the same though. Lots of nuttiness and toffee flavours. Mellow and complex. The taste lingers for about 30 seconds in the mouth. £30/kg mind. Not quite as expensive as its Hispanic neighbours, but nonetheless... Favourite cheese along with Roquefort, which is the only other AOC ewes milk cheese.
As for Maury, its one of three Rousillon (French Catalan) fortified wines (along with Banyuls and Rivesaltes) down in the extreme South West. Like Port, but much lighter. More like a white dessert wine masquerading as red. I'm on a mission to discover more of Languedoc-Rousillon this year. This is part of my, ahem, research.
As for Maury, its one of three Rousillon (French Catalan) fortified wines (along with Banyuls and Rivesaltes) down in the extreme South West. Like Port, but much lighter. More like a white dessert wine masquerading as red. I'm on a mission to discover more of Languedoc-Rousillon this year. This is part of my, ahem, research.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Both sound perfect for my tastes... they available in UK? I've not noticed in Morrisons... If not, where do I get em?Lord Kangana wrote:Ossau Iraty is a Basque sheeps cheese. I suppose the nearest comparator I can give you is high quality Manchego. Similar, not the same though. Lots of nuttiness and toffee flavours. Mellow and complex. The taste lingers for about 30 seconds in the mouth. £30/kg mind. Not quite as expensive as its Hispanic neighbours, but nonetheless... Favourite cheese along with Roquefort, which is the only other AOC ewes milk cheese.
As for Maury, its one of three Rousillon (French Catalan) fortified wines (along with Banyuls and Rivesaltes) down in the extreme South West. Like Port, but much lighter. More like a white dessert wine masquerading as red. I'm on a mission to discover more of Languedoc-Rousillon this year. This is part of my, ahem, research.
PS... Keep us in touch with these onerous researches...

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Waitrose.
Sorry.
Sorry.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Though if you fancy a trip to a Booths, I know they stock both. In fact, and I say this whilst putting the predjudice of a northener to one side, Booths has the greatest selection of Sheeps/Goats cheese in any supermarket in this country.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Wife currently in Chiswick... you never know your luck...Lord Kangana wrote:Waitrose.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Smoked Mackerel last night.
Lightly grilled and served with sliced peppers, cucumber, Wexford Mature Cheddar, three bean salad and a soft boiled egg (free range)
An eclectic mix but the flavours combined were wonderful. To drink? Adam's Ale.
Lightly grilled and served with sliced peppers, cucumber, Wexford Mature Cheddar, three bean salad and a soft boiled egg (free range)
An eclectic mix but the flavours combined were wonderful. To drink? Adam's Ale.
Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Gary the Enfield wrote:Smoked Mackerel last night.
Lightly grilled and served with sliced peppers, cucumber, Wexford Mature Cheddar, three bean salad and a soft boiled egg (free range)
An eclectic mix but the flavours combined were wonderful. To drink? Adam's Ale.
bought some smoked mackerel yesterday fresh from the local wet-fish shop - with the intention of making some smoked mackerel pate... I'll report back!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Put the recommended amount of horseradish in, then put an extra spoonload in. Amazing
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Re: What are you not drinking tonight?
Felt like buying Some Father O'Leary's
But Woolworths Liquor doesn't stock it, plus I have no money, plus I don't drink Alcohol.

But Woolworths Liquor doesn't stock it, plus I have no money, plus I don't drink Alcohol.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I see three problems with that.
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