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Disco Dan
16th March 2008, 15:49
Sunday afternoon, what are you cooking?
Traditional English roast maybe?? Meat and vege? Or you the lazy type and on the take-outs tonight?
Me? Fish Curry.... so hot it's eaten with two indigestion tablets on the side with a fire extinguisher on standby. Oh and a couple of popadoms... :innocent:
Zuki Bandit
16th March 2008, 15:52
Pork roast with veges galore!!!:2thumbsup
Disco Dan
16th March 2008, 15:53
Pork roast with veges galore!!!:2thumbsup
Thats what I'm talking about!!! :wari:
Giss us a pic mate!
Kittyhawk
16th March 2008, 16:05
ROFL DISCOOOO!!!
Well actually I already have an appetite for something else, hormones and lust are brewing...just on simmer, and when the right ingredients are entered into there is an explosion of flavour:innocent:
BiK3RChiK
16th March 2008, 16:05
I think I might go the take-out way tonight.. I can't be fagged cooking after going for such a cool ride this afternoon on a perfect autumn day!
M
pzkpfw
16th March 2008, 16:09
My boy (8) likes fish so I got some crumbed red cod that was on sale this morning.
Not sure if I should fry, grill or bake.
Disco Dan
16th March 2008, 16:10
My boy (8) likes fish so I got some crumbed red cod that was on sale this morning.
Not sure if I should fry, grill or bake.
wrap it up in silver foil with a bit of lemon and bake away girl!!!!!
sugilite
16th March 2008, 16:15
I cook for my family 3 times a week, tonight I've decided to have a crack at macaroni cheese, amazingly I've never tried making it before. I'll add in veges I grew myself in the garden, broccoli, colli, silver beat, capsicums, maybe pumpkin too. exciting huh... Oh yeah, there is enough rhubarb in the garden to make a crumble now hmmmm.
Oakie
16th March 2008, 16:33
Roast pork with roast veges (parsnip, kumara, potato, onion) and some boiled carrots. Dessert would be a red-currant pie if I can be arsed.
Disco Dan
16th March 2008, 16:34
Pictures people! Pictures!!! :woohoo:
jrandom
16th March 2008, 16:36
Baked salmon. I'd post a picture, but I've already eaten it.
Round the Bays does give one an appetite.
:yes:
kevfromcoro
16th March 2008, 16:49
wrap it up in silver foil with a bit of lemon and bake away girl!!!!!
stick some lemon pepper on it after its cooked..
Nagash
16th March 2008, 17:03
There yah go,
My dinner..
EJK
16th March 2008, 17:06
My dinner...
http://www.oxygenlife.net/Images/oxygenleft.jpg
It may be nothing but a dessert for you guys but this is my main menu!!
hXc
16th March 2008, 17:07
I'll post later. You'll see.
DMNTD
16th March 2008, 17:07
Whatever is served on my plate...dunno what it is tonight but always greatful
Zuki Bandit
16th March 2008, 17:13
Pictures people! Pictures!!! :woohoo:
Right then, you asked for it!
Zuki Bandit
16th March 2008, 17:15
The wife is looking at me very strangely:blink:
Wolf
16th March 2008, 17:26
Nothing fancy: roast chicken, roast potatoes and lightly simmered mixed veges.
Love cooking roasts:
1) turn on oven and put meat in
2) fuck off and do own thing for a couple of hours
3) peel spuds and stick them in roasting pan with meat, turn meat over
3) fuck off and do own thing for around an hour
4) turn potatoes over, put mixed veges in pot on medium flame
5) fuck off and do own thing for around half an hour
6) dish up.
a roast might "take" 3-3.5 hours to cook but it's just so cruisy. Unlike bloody spag bol - that's half an hour of standing in the kitchen frantically stirring and juggling tasks.
homer
16th March 2008, 17:41
Stir fry veg with steak and fish fingers and bacon couple patties .
Hey its food , saves dishes only need a pan
Oh and its a great excuse to put a few bottles down
BiK3RChiK
16th March 2008, 17:50
I relented and cooked a courgette soup, on account we have heaps of the darn things from the garden! mmmm... yummy though.
M
HornetBoy
16th March 2008, 17:54
Because im meant to be a role model to my clients (eating healthy ,no bad foods lol...yea right) ive just finished cooking up some beaut meat patties and burger buns HMMMMMMM
now for pudding ! :devil2:
Kittyhawk
16th March 2008, 17:56
LOL I still stand by my current appetite for sex...no time to eat :bleh:
Kickaha
16th March 2008, 17:59
Joni is cooking Beef olives, steamed potatoes and veges of some description
Sparky Bills
16th March 2008, 18:04
Tonight is Burger King....
Tomorrow could be McD's.... hehe:whistle:
Na, more than likley Home kill steak with a variety of veges... Gota love Home Kill meat!
PrincessBandit
16th March 2008, 18:11
been at a 3 hour rehearsal this afternoon so it's just good 'ole pies from the supermarket tonight.
Kittyhawk
16th March 2008, 18:21
Finally decided to cook half arsed...fish fingers, salad and mashed spuds..
Pussy
16th March 2008, 18:23
Roasted lamb knuckles.... mmm, plus a few veg from the garden
Sparky Bills
16th March 2008, 18:23
been at a 3 hour rehearsal this afternoon so it's just good 'ole pies from the supermarket tonight.
Cant go wrong with pies!!:banana::banana::banana:
Maha
16th March 2008, 18:30
Roast Chicken/Potatoes/Kumara/Pumpkin/Peas
Last night was Home Made Sweet and Sour Pork....Moms Signatire dish for guests....just ask Big Dig....:woohoo:
EDIT:...Oh yeah, that was worth the wait!
hXc
16th March 2008, 18:48
Mum and dad cooked their own (steak and mushrooms, potatoes, carrots and beans).
I cooked mine. I am entering in a cooking comp this year and I'm cooking in the "beef main" section, so I needed to think of something that is just awesome, tastes fucking great and looks just as good. Oh, and is cooked and presented in an hour or less.
I have a beaut recipe for venison (with a red wine, chocolate and chilli sauce) and the other night, I was supposed to cook that. The butcher didn't have any venison though, so I cooked it with eye fillet instead. Then thought I could use that as my comp dish.
So tonight, I cooked it again, this time making sure to time myself. Cooked and dished up in about 50 minutes. Unfortunately it looked crap though, because my steak fell apart as I was slicing it. Other than that, it was good. I have pics, might put 'em up soon.
CookMySock
16th March 2008, 19:00
I am entering in a cooking comp this year and I'm cooking in the "beef main" section [....] Awesome. Cooking is great fun. I must do something like that one day. I got a few things I made up.. My Courgette and Garlic soup is really good - even the teenagers like that one.
DB
Zuki Bandit
16th March 2008, 19:02
Awesome. Cooking is great fun. I must do something like that one day. I got a few things I made up.. My Courgette and Garlic soup is really good - even the teenagers like that one.
DB
Courgette and Garlic soup? That sounds different! I bet it keeps the flew away!!!
riffer
16th March 2008, 19:10
Hmmm. Just finished.
Tonight was a simple affair.
Beef sausages (nice meaty fancy ones) fried so they were crispy on the outside and full of juices which exploded when you cut into them.
Potatoes - cut into approx 1.5 inch segments, boiled in the microwave for 15 minutes, and then coated in a mixture of flour, salt, pepper, chilli powder and mustard powder and roasted in the oven in some canola oil.
Fresh organic cabbage (wash the slugs and butterfly eggs off first), shredded, then thrown in the steamer with a great big whack of butter on top.
and rounded off with lots of brown onion gravy. Yum...
CookMySock
16th March 2008, 19:17
Courgette and Garlic soup? That sounds different! I bet it keeps the flew away!!!Dunno about that, but its bloody yummy. Milk based. Creamy smooth lime-green stuff you eat with garlic bread.
DB
mikest4
16th March 2008, 19:22
a nice hot beef chilli. wont be wipping tomorrow just dabing.
Wolf
16th March 2008, 19:29
Nothing fancy: roast chicken, roast potatoes and lightly simmered mixed veges.
Update:
The mixed veges were fine; the roast potato was, as always, exquisite and the chicken, sadly, was a bit dry.
What the Hell, I've only roasted 2 or 3 chooks before - I specialise in beef or lamb roasts.
hXc
16th March 2008, 19:39
Here's a pic.
Eye fillet steak, served on roast potatoes with a red wine, chocolate and chilli sauce.
Maha
16th March 2008, 19:44
Right then, you asked for it!
I saw one of those plates on the Antique Roadshow, fuck man i wouldn't eat off it....'Cha Ching'.....:cool:
Daffyd
16th March 2008, 19:50
Baked Beans on Toast
soundbeltfarm
16th March 2008, 19:51
Here's a pic.
Eye fillet steak, served on roast potatoes with a red wine, chocolate and chilli sauce.
if you cook venison i dont think i'd try to smother the taste of the meat with a heavy sauce like the one you are talking about,
it be ok with your beef cut though as it does not have the intense flavour of venison,
how cooked is your steak?
and i would not put as much sauce over the food you have, only for comp.
when i cook at home i smother the food in shit loads of sauces,
the judges will want to see what you have cooked.
i would prob separate your ingredients on your plate also.
instead of a pile.
looks bloody tasty though.
good effort mate
hXc
16th March 2008, 20:04
if you cook venison i dont think i'd try to smother the taste of the meat with a heavy sauce like the one you are talking about,
it be ok with your beef cut though as it does not have the intense flavour of venison,I've done it before with venison, and it doesn't smother the taste at all. It compliments the flavour of the venison with a satin smooth sauce which has a slight hint of chilli.
how cooked is your steak?Medium rare. I'd do it blue or rare, but not many people like that.
and i would not put as much sauce over the food you have, only for comp.
when i cook at home i smother the food in shit loads of sauces,
the judges will want to see what you have cooked.Of course. I wouldn't cover the food like that. It's just that the steak fell to bits tonight and I was a bit pissed off so just sloshed a fuckload on it.
i would prob separate your ingredients on your plate also.
instead of a pile.
looks bloody tasty though.
good effort mateYeh, my presentation wasn't too good tonight either. I just didn't have it all together, but I'm going to cooking classes every week now, cooking that dish, perfecting it, all the way up until June when the competition is.
And piling food is generally what is done. It has the effect of looking like there is more on the plate, because it's "3D". That's what most flash restaurants do. It gives the effect that you're getting a lot more than you are, even if what you are getting is a decent amount. That's what we were told in hospitality last year anyway.
soundbeltfarm
16th March 2008, 20:09
hearing ya on the blue steak.
true not many people like it like that though.
it the only way to it i reckon.
Wolf
16th March 2008, 20:11
hearing ya on the blue steak.
true not many people like it like that though.
it the only way to it i reckon.
Anything more is not "cooking", it's "cremation".
I like my steak such that I should be able to whistle it to me...
soundbeltfarm
16th March 2008, 20:13
agreed, cut the horns and hoof's off wipe its arse and slap it on the plate
Disco Dan
16th March 2008, 20:13
Anything more is not "cooking", it's "cremation".
I like my steak such that I should be able to whistle it to me...
oh i hear you!
Get the pan up to temp, pick up steak.. "show" the steak the pan and explain to the steak how hot it is then put steak on plate...
BiK3RChiK
16th March 2008, 20:33
Hahahaha... Cracks me up every time I cook a steak like this! I had the In-Laws over for tea just after I got married and served the steak up in this fashion and my new Father-in-law took it back to the kitchen and put in the microwave!!! LOL My hubby was soooo embarrassed! I just thought it was rather amusing...
M
Wolf
16th March 2008, 21:35
Fuck, what is this, carnivore central? Good to see so many people who don't believe in full funeral rites for the steak.
Badger8
16th March 2008, 23:15
Anything more is not "cooking", it's "cremation".
I like my steak such that I should be able to whistle it to me...
That's the one!
As for me, i wait till it stops mooing, turn it over, and it's done. Start with a good cut, and it melts in your mouth :yes:
As for me, tonight was venison sausages and stir fried veg. Just a dirty ol packet veg mix, but chopped up a whole lot of cabbage and added it to the mix, with a little curry powder thrown in for good measure :)
FARK! i'm hungry again now!
Disco Dan
17th March 2008, 05:32
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