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    Quote Originally Posted by User211 View Post
    Waga down one prawn whilst waiting for my new 992 to get undressed.

    That coconut Ice-cream is fantastic. The cars not bad too!
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    Very nice Justin! Car looks ok too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by User211 View Post
    Waga down one prawn whilst waiting for my new 992 to get undressed.

    I see you went for the kimchee ramen, my fave.
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    Quote Originally Posted by User211 View Post
    Waga down one prawn whilst waiting for my new 992 to get undressed.

    Fuck the food mate - the car's wonderful! You kept that one quiet....

    Now you'll be able to give the Brabster a proper race!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yomanze View Post
    I see you went for the kimchee ramen, my fave.
    I dunno where they source their prawns but they are always fantastic. Every time.

    Additionally, that particular Waga is off the map good at ramen. Never been to one elsewhere that does them as well.

    As for the Kimchee, had better as a ramen in Amsterdam, just outside the red light district. Hard core Kimchee, though - it had definitely been fermenting for a friggin' long time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Fuck the food mate - the car's wonderful! You kept that one quiet....

    Now you'll be able to give the Brabster a proper race!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Ah, now that's much more like it, and what constitutes as an Italian restaurant, rather than a 'plastic' version of such

    Each to his or her own mate, and I understand why you went to Bella Italia, but '2 for 1' deals, etc, simply don't interest me at all, unless the quality of the food served is of a high standard, which that "minestrone" certainly wasn't... Our golden rule for eating out, is that if the food served isn't as good as or better than we can make at home, then we stay at home!

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    Quote Originally Posted by User211 View Post
    Kind of an averaged out recipe.

    Harricot beans (tin)
    Borlotti beans (tin)
    Cherry tomatoes
    Red chilli
    Garlic
    Red pepper
    Black treacle
    Soy sauce
    Worcestershire sauce
    Dijon mustard
    Dark brown sugar
    Onions
    Black pepper
    Salt
    Tomato passatta
    Drambuie
    Mega batch to hit oven to cook and reduce. The last lot was just so good it had to be repeated. Freezes brilliantly.

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    Indian going on tonight.

    Lamb Saag with Turmeric Rice (and some homemade Naan with Cucumber Raita.

    Bought a shoulder of lamb from local butcher and have taken most of the meat off the bone and cut off excess fat. The bones have gone un the stock pot for tomorrow.

    Browned the meat and made a paste from green chilli, garlic and onions.

    Spices are Toasted and ground Coriander Seed, Cumin Seed, Turmeric and Cardamon Seed.

    Just cooking the Lamb in the spice paste first before adding the Spinach.



    Naans are waiting to be shaped and cooked in a hot dry pan.



    Naan in a Pan








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    That has the promise of something very good indeed.

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