Pork Faff Therapy/ What are you eating?

He’s not one of us.

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Do you mean that he is ‘one of them’? :fearful:

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Main course - skinny cunt
Desert course - fat cunt

:joy:

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FoL2 & GF (now back from their travels) made us tingbo (a steamed dumpling bread thing from Tibet) along with ema-datse a Bhutanese cheese chilli stew.

Sounds like it shouldn’t work but it was fantastic.

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I love Ema Datshi tried making it here, managed to get the fiery heat, but couldn’t replicate the unique flavour of Yaks milk cheese.

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Few photos from the weekend, forgot to photograph half of it.

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what was the menu?

Friday Evening ~ 25 people

Starter - Foie gras, fig (fresh and confit), bread and salad
Main - Daube de boeuf, garlic bread, side salad?
Dessert - Tarte tatin + vanilla ice cream

Cheese

Saturday Lunch ~ 27 people

Perigordine Salad

Saturday Evening ~ 42 people

Canapes - Beef tagliatta, Gazpacho, Smoked mackerel pate, Soy seared tuna
Starter - Carpaccio of tomatoes, olive oil, sea salt
Main - Confit Duck, green beans, pomme boulangere, honey glazed carrots
Cheese
Dessert - Chocolate Parfait, orange curd, salted caramel nuts, fresh orange

Sunday Evening ~ 25 people

Starter - Scallops, pulled pork, hollandaise and salad with lemon vinaigrette
Main - Whole chickens Provençale style, ratatouille, roasted new potatoes
Cheese
Dessert - Cranachan

Cheeses Courses

Every night - Emmental, Rochefort, Brie de Meaux
Rotations - Chaume, Trappe, Rocamador, Epoisse, Morbier, Sainte-Maure de Touraine
Accoutrements - Grapes, chutneys, black cherry jam, bread

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hand dived I hope

No idea.

BTW, the grinning imbecile in the fois gras photo is my younger brother, who came down to help. He can normally be found cooking here:

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Coq au vin cooked, 24 hour flavour soak

Tomorrow never knows

Turn off your mind, relax and float downstream

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Half a kilo of rare rump steak, half a bottle of Malbec so far. I has the happy.

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Jelly brains - a gift from my daughter who visited a sweet shop today

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Lamb bhuna and carrot masala

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Looks really yum !

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5-hour roasted lamb shoulder with boulanger spuds and onions. Served with roast nips, steamed carrots/beans and rosemary & orange jelly.

I am so full.

Thought I’d try this Nigel Slater chicken leek & tarragon crumble. Came out well although quite rich & I only used single cream. Some nice flavours though.https://www.theguardian.com/food/2019/sep/22/nigel-slater-chicken-tarragon-crumble-spiced-plum-crumble-recipes

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I saved that from the guardian today too,

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