Ugh! Makes the food smell like vomit!
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roast pork here but long boiled lamb
Cool. What about pork chops? And I'm not talking about the (usually tough as old boots) supermarket variety... Also, roast loin of pork (or stuffed belly pork) is fantastic.
Interesting comment... May I ask why? :)Quote:
In general I prefer it if the meat looks least like the animal from which it has come.
Marco.
Lol - freshly grated Parmesan does NOT smell like vomit! :nono:
You're getting mixed up with that stagnant old sock dust, posing as 'Parmesan', sold inside little tubs in supermarkets.
Parmesan needs to be eaten when it's fresh, and freshly grated onto food, with a microplane grater, to get it nice and fine. Once the pack's been opened, it's good for a week or so in the fridge, tops. As soon as the cheese becomes unnaturally hard (and yellow looking), that's when it smells as you describe.
Also, you need to buy good quality stuff. Only use Parmigiano Reggiano DOP, which will be stamped onto the skin/rind. Anything else is grossly inferior.
Marco.
Lunch.
Rye bread sarnie, cream cheese, sweet vine tomato and cress. It was tasty! :)
http://i68.tinypic.com/2r3z5ep.jpg
Nice and healthy, mate! :)
I do like rye bread.
Marco.
Blimey. 4pm already. Dunno where the time went today.
Assuming of course that it 'went'. Perhaps time is static. Or, if not, which direction is it going? Sideways? Up? Backwards? Forwards? And how fast? If it has a rate.
Indeed... Check out today's creepy classic, illustrated on my thread! ;)
Marco.