What are you cooking now?

[teamsaint]

I don't remember that.

it wasn't a big hit, not much radio play.

[Richard Barrett]

Jerusalem artichokes... very nice cooked in all sorts of ways but oh dear.

[Beef Oven!]

Preparing some chicken liver pate for tomorrow's breakfast. Accompanied by Chik's symphony #5, BPO, HvK 1970s DG.

[jean]

Strawberry jam.

No nonsense about trying to ascertain when it's reached setting point, because it never does.

[DracoM]

Mixed fish, sweet potato, mixed herbs, red onion, couscous, slow cooked.

[Beef Oven!]

Donnerstag Aus Licht interval, so having calves liver with green peppers, mushroom and onions. Italian seasoning with a little dried chilli flakes. Pan-fried in Butter, olive oil and a little water.

[teamsaint]

Donnerstag Aus Licht interval, so having calves liver with green peppers, mushroom and onions. Italian seasoning with a little dried chilli flakes. Pan-fried in Butter, olive oil and a little water.

Ah, a little light supper?

Lentil and bacon stew here ( very tasty) with gram flour pancakes. A local favourite.

a drop of Sauvignon Bland and Zemlinsky's Mermaid to go with.
Yum.

[Pulcinella]

Ah, a little light supper?

Lentil and bacon stew here ( very tasty) with gram flour pancakes. A local favourite.

a drop of Sauvignon Bland and Zemlinsky's Mermaid to go with.
Yum.

Sorry that your wine is not up to snuff, ts!
Toad in the hole with baked beans here.
Downed a bottle of sangiovese struggling with today's crossword!
Daniel Jones symphonies on the CD player.

[teamsaint]

Sorry that your wine is not up to snuff, ts!
Toad in the hole with baked beans here,
Downed a bottle of sangiovese struggling with today's crossword!
Daniel Jones symphonies on the CD player.

actually, by my standards the Sauvignon bland is not a bad drop. My trypos are well up to standard too !

Hope the Toad in the Road is good Pulcers. Finishing crosswords I'm OK at, ( Caliban specialises in this too, IIRC) ...its starting them is the problem.

Hoping for a slightly better reaction to my Stockhausen pun though, frankly....

[ahinton]

Hoping for a slightly better reaction to my Stockhausen pun though, frankly....

At least you're not having a Donnerstag kebab...

Now, where's me coat?...

[Beef Oven!]

Ah, a little light supper?

Lentil and bacon stew here ( very tasty) with gram flour pancakes. A local favourite.

a drop of Sauvignon Bland and Zemlinsky's Mermaid to go with.
Yum.

Eine kleine licht Abendessen!

(that’s probably wrong, but almost certainly better than google translate!)

[Beef Oven!]

At least you're not having a Donnerstag kebab...

Now, where's me coat?...

[BBMmk2]

Friday, MrsBBM cooked a rather nice Ragu with Toulouse sausages. Very nice too! Yesterday, roast lamb with all the trimmings and a Madagascan Blueberry Cheesecake! :)

[teamsaint]

Tray of Mixed sausages.
Whole roasted Cauliflower in cheese sauce.
Potato cubes roasted in Oil.

Glass of Plonk and DSCH quartets 3 , 8 and 13 to go with , Fitzwilliam Qt.
Yum.
( Hopefully , not tried the whole cauli thing before.)

Work finished for the year.

Hurrah !!

[Padraig]

A recipe for St. Patrick's Day - La Naomh Padraig - that's next Friday, March 17.

Not my cup of tea, but it might float someone's boat.

http://www.pinecam.com/recipes/viewrecipe.php?id=1431

a recipe for Poundies,

You know how awful a lump in mashed potatoes can be. We have a phrase for such a lump - at least my grandmother had and I always loved it - the phrase, not the lump. Phonetically, it is a 'juke the beetle'. That's what we said. I later worked out that 'juke' was a corruption of 'duck' meaning to hunker down, or weave, in order to avoid a blow. Hence, a lump avoided the beetle - a juke the beetle. Isn't it just quaint and Paddy-like.
I'll get me caubeen.