BensGrandad
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If you watch Italian chefs on the TV they always tip the sauce into the spaghetti pan and mix before serving. English tend to put the spaghetti on the plate then pour the sauce on top.
If you watch Italian chefs on the TV they always tip the sauce into the spaghetti pan and mix before serving. English tend to put the spaghetti on the plate then pour the sauce on top.
Colcannon.
Colcannon.
That’s a side dish, not a dinner [emoji23][emoji23]
Speak for yourself, fatty.
Just browned some braising steak and put in slow cooker with kidney, onion and a nice Ruby ale ready to go on tomorrow morning.
Knock up suet pastry tomorrow afternoon and steam ready for tomorrow night.
I realize that for some people it is essential to leave but I do not like meat left in a slow cooker I prefer to put it in a casserole dish in the oven on a low temperature on a timer.
Autumn is when the slow cooker comes into its own. Can't beat a nice lump of brisket, slow cooked for 7 or 8 hours on a Sunday while we're out and about, and dinner ready whenever we decide to come back from the afternoon in the pub