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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Looks good, mate. But where's the ubiquitous sprig of parsley, 'strategically draped'' over the eggs, to create that authentic '80s Wimpy bar' look? You're slipping up!

    Also, have you tried making poached eggs without using some sort of mould? They're not meant to be perfectly round, you know...

    https://www.eggrecipes.co.uk/recipes...y-poached-eggs

    Marco.
    Ugh - another poached egg recipe using vinegar. Why on earth would anyone ruin an egg by adding this to the water??
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    Quote Originally Posted by struth View Post
    lamb chops look good.. not a lot of meat but oh so tasty.
    They were double chops, mate, so same amount of meat on both sides and twice the normal thickness, plus after the starter and with the veg and pots, it was plenty

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beobloke View Post
    Ugh - another poached egg recipe using vinegar. Why on earth would anyone ruin an egg by adding this to the water??
    Lol - is that all you can comment about, hot-tub boy, with all the lovely pics of food here!



    In any case, if used properly, you don't taste the vinegar. Adding it to poaching water just makes the whites firm faster, to prevent them from dispersing in the water. Something that Alex mentioned earlier, in terms of 'losing all the whites'.

    Perfect poached eggs (using the vinegar method):



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    That all looked delicious Marco.

    I had minted lamb chops, roast & mashed potatoes, broccoli, carrots & yorkies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Lol - is that all you can comment about, hot-tub boy, with all the lovely pics of food here!



    In any case, if used properly, you don't taste the vinegar. Adding it to poaching water just makes the whites firm faster, to prevent them from dispersing in the water. Something that Alex mentioned earlier, in terms of 'losing all the white’.
    Well I’ve never used vinegar and there’s nothing wrong with my whites, I’ll have you know. They’re firm and upstanding, yet moist and fluffy!

    Vinegar is for chips - end of!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beobloke View Post
    and there’s nothing wrong with my whites, I’ll have you know.
    Ah. On the local cricket team then?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beobloke View Post
    Well I’ve never used vinegar and there’s nothing wrong with my whites, I’ll have you know. They’re firm and upstanding, yet moist and fluffy!

    Vinegar is for chips - end of!!
    So if you've never used it, smarty pants, how would you know whether or not it produces better results than you currently achieve?

    Don't criticise what you DON"T KNOW, and haven't tried - end of!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roy S View Post
    That all looked delicious Marco.

    I had minted lamb chops, roast & mashed potatoes, broccoli, carrots & yorkies.
    Cheers, Roy. It was fab! Yours sounded nice, too

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    Best steakhouse I have ever been in.

    All you can eat. It just keeps on coming all sorts of different cuts. Failed to catch it all on camera.



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