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Post by tony38337 on Sept 15, 2006 8:18:16 GMT -1
Hi Marie,
A bit of a late reply here. So glad you enjoyed the scallops, When you say you halved the ingredients we did too on everything but the scallops.
What massala does your husband use for the curry? The one I have developed is 2 teasspoons Cumin 1 teasspoon corriander 4 teasspoons paprika 1 teasspoon chilli powder, half teasspoon haldi and a pinch of heeng, thats the ground spices, for the precook in the oil I go a pinch of asefoetida, 6 whole cloves, 10 black peppercorns, an inch of cinamon quill, 3 fresh bayleaves, and eight cardamom pods. At the half way cooking stage I put in up to 6 chillis halve them but leave the seeds in. We grow our own chillis and bay tree.
Rice is so easy I allways do it on top, wash out the rice (only use Basmatti) boil it on the stove for about 10 mins and then pour the lot into a Tupperware rice cooker and put the lid on straight away, whatever water hasn't been absorbed by that time produces steam for the rice to finnish cooking, we like a dryish light fluffy rice for all but Thai, then it has to be sticky rice.
On a less exotic note I made a corned beef, potato & onion pie the other day and for the first time I decided to blind bake the pastry. When I went to tip out the ceramic beans the whole s*ddin' lot fellout of the tin! Thank goodness it was only the pastry I lost and so much for blind baking.
Oh and the pie was lovely, it's a good cold slicer for lunchboxes too.
Tony T.
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Post by bluejade on Sept 18, 2006 12:18:03 GMT -1
when i was a kid i can remember thick pea soup and chips mmmmmmm lovely what i miss is hollands pies chips and peas and of course gravy, from the local chippy on jetson street, we used to have them every friday for a treat (pay day) lol
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Post by christine on Sept 18, 2006 19:53:51 GMT -1
B,J DID YOU LIVE ON JETSON ST, IF SO WHEN XXXXCHRIS
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Post by linda on Sept 18, 2006 20:23:40 GMT -1
Hi bj when did you live on Jetson street and are you talking about Hi Lees chippy? I lived on Abbey hey lane just aroung the corner.
Linda
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Post by christine on Sept 19, 2006 9:36:38 GMT -1
HI LINDA,I LIVED OFF VINE STREET ,,,WHEN DID YOU LIVE THERE XXXXXCHRIS
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Post by fluffymoat4 on Sept 19, 2006 10:03:14 GMT -1
Battered Potato Scallops - Beeeeeeeautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I still have these occasionally as a treat (I only have to look at a chip shop and I swear I gain 7lbs!). I like to have them soaked in vinegar and salt and I always have them in a buttered barm cake! HEAVEN!
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Post by Lisa on Sept 19, 2006 10:18:36 GMT -1
Hi Mo, Stop it please you're making me dive for the kitchen to make battered scallops. Everytime someone mentions food on this site, they all rush down to the shops to buy it. Last time they were talking about bacon ribs and cabbage and GUESS WHAT?.............
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Post by marie fernandes on Sept 19, 2006 11:08:07 GMT -1
Hi Tony, trying the scallop (fish) recipe this weekend again. Copied the marsala recipe. Must admit my husband uses the ready made marsala paste. We havent tried making our own as yet. He made a nice prawn curry and rice on Sunday for our son Rocque and his wife and son. Rocky had come to put guttering up all around our semi and it was a big job. But they all enjoyed the meal afterwards. How are you going on with your D.I.Y.? I think it was you who put your bathroom in, or was it Johnny? I get mixed up on MM as I dont go on that much and have to catch up on all the TOPICS. i am trying to get a good recipe for Cheese and onion pie. Its such a long time since I made on and I have heard from my d-in-law that she had a good one in a restaurant but this had some leek in it as well as onions. Its a matter of taste as to which cheese to use. Any ideas?? I am waiting to see if Lisa comes up with a recipe. marie
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Post by Lisa on Sept 19, 2006 11:10:28 GMT -1
Hi Marie, OK give me a few minutes and I'll look for the Lancashire Cheese & Onion Pie recipe. Just popping over to the shops to collect my neighbour from the hairdressers.
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Post by tony38337 on Sept 20, 2006 3:59:28 GMT -1
Hi Marie,
When it comes to cheese there are two outstanding possibilities depending on what you want to do, if the desired effect is for subtlety then go for Roquefort if you want a flavour burst then go for "Seriously Strong Cheddar" for cheese'n onion pie I'd go the latter with no leaks and Spanish onions, The Seriously Strong comes in 200 & 400 gram packs and it is exactly what it says.
Tony T
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Post by lin on Oct 28, 2006 13:46:18 GMT -1
Hi Babs, I loved Black pudding and still do, also chicklins..not sure if i've spelt that right...cabbage and ribs was a favourite, also pea and ham soup, afraid we can't get that down South.
Do you remember taking quaker oats mixed with sugar to the cinema?
Lin
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Post by fluffymoat4 on Oct 28, 2006 17:09:09 GMT -1
Lin, I can't stand black pudding but I do Love White Pudding! Cabbage and ribs - always a favourite when my mum made it! My favourite now is braised steak with onions but I have to put the onion in the middle of the casserole dish WHOLE as my son doesn't like onions! I also enjoyed haggis and neeps(?) once at a New Year's Eve Scottish party.
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Post by lin on Oct 28, 2006 18:18:54 GMT -1
Lin, I can't stand black pudding but I do Love White Pudding! Cabbage and ribs - always a favourite when my mum made it! My favourite now is braised steak with onions but I have to put the onion in the middle of the casserole dish WHOLE as my son doesn't like onions! I also enjoyed haggis and neeps(?) once at a New Year's Eve Scottish party. Little Mo, Do you mean hogs pudding? I love braised steak, but then I don't think I could live without meat...I couldn't become a vegetarian, mind you it may do my weight good if I did...lol! Lin
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