Food You Could 'Just Murder'

Big Unc said:
John said:
thomas the bakers! sheesh!
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Is this telling us that TTB stands for Thomas The Bakers? I am not sure how we were supposed to be aware of that without its being spelt out.
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No Big Unc I don't know how I should have guessed that either!! A simple polite answer to a simple polite question would have been nice too.
 
back to basic stuff i notice theres a fair chance of a good layer of snow sunday into monday...prompted me to prep a lamb casserole....just in case of course .. ;)
 
If there's to be snow I'll make a potato thingy. Layers of sliced potato bubbled for 10 minutes in cream and milk, with a bit of garlic, black pepper and salt. When they're done enough plop a layer of it into a baking dish. Fry some bacon and chop it up, slice onion and fry it til sweet and caramelised. Cut up some cheese, something like a Brie or Reblochon. Get a pack of ready cooked chestnuts and break them up.
Sprinkle over the layer of potato some crushed, cooked chestnuts, crumbled cooked bacon, a few slices of fried onion and a slice or two of melty cheese. Say a Reblochon, or here in Wales a Perl Wen. Keep layering until everything is used up, ending with the potato layer on top. Splash in a drop of white wine and bake on gas 5 for about 35 minutes.
I should have put this in recipes, shouldn't i?
 
Rhi said:
If there's to be snow I'll make a potato thingy. Layers of sliced potato bubbled for 10 minutes in cream and milk, with a bit of garlic, black pepper and salt. When they're done enough plop a layer of it into a baking dish. Fry some bacon and chop it up, slice onion and fry it til sweet and caramelised. Cut up some cheese, something like a Brie or Reblochon. Get a pack of ready cooked chestnuts and break them up.
Sprinkle over the layer of potato some crushed, cooked chestnuts, crumbled cooked bacon, a few slices of fried onion and a slice or two of melty cheese. Say a Reblochon, or here in Wales a Perl Wen. Keep layering until everything is used up, ending with the potato layer on top. Splash in a drop of white wine and bake on gas 5 for about 35 minutes.
I should have put this in recipes, shouldn't i?
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Now that indeed sounds marvellous! Bring it on!!!!
 
Rhi said:
If there's to be snow I'll make a potato thingy. Layers of sliced potato bubbled for 10 minutes in cream and milk, with a bit of garlic, black pepper and salt. When they're done enough plop a layer of it into a baking dish. Fry some bacon and chop it up, slice onion and fry it til sweet and caramelised. Cut up some cheese, something like a Brie or Reblochon. Get a pack of ready cooked chestnuts and break them up.
Sprinkle over the layer of potato some crushed, cooked chestnuts, crumbled cooked bacon, a few slices of fried onion and a slice or two of melty cheese. Say a Reblochon, or here in Wales a Perl Wen. Keep layering until everything is used up, ending with the potato layer on top. Splash in a drop of white wine and bake on gas 5 for about 35 minutes.
I should have put this in recipes, shouldn't i?
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Yes you should Rhi. That is why it is there. I started the recipe section. Infact I want to try doing it... Is this an Irish recipe???.
 
No. No Irish as far as I know. I made it years ago for my mother as she wanted something with potatos but not just mash or baked. I just made it up out of what was in the fridge and cupboards.
 
Rhi said:
No. No Irish as far as I know. I made it years ago for my mother as she wanted something with potatos but not just mash or baked. I just made it up out of what was in the fridge and cupboards.
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My mother would do things like that the day before payday, it was commonly called "fried whatever" after the fact that it was made with what ever was left ;D We loved it it was never the same twice even if the ingredients were the same :D
 
made me smile susan, i know exactly what you mean...the day before payday mum used to call our evening meal ...once around the cupboards...but we never went hungry :)
 
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