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BWG's Bolognese Bonanza:

 

Steak mince from the butcher - about 1KG (Don't buy packet supermarket shite. It's too watery for this and will end up just boiling in the pan).

Tinned San Marzano tomatoes - about 400g per 500g of mince  (can use any chopped tomatoes really but the better the quality, the better it will taste).

Tomato Puree - however much you want

Red Onion - chopped roughly

Carrots - chopped roughly

Garlic paste

Chicken Liver - chopped quite finely, almost into a paste.

Whole Milk

Chicken Stock pot

White wine

 

Fry up garlic, carrot and onion until soft and set aside

In the same pan, brown your mince off and make sure it's well worked and you don't have any clumps through it.  Nobody wants a nugget of mince in their bolognese.

As soon as your mince is browned, pour in some milk and reduce it a bit, but not completely.

Chuck in your livers and stir them through the mince

Put in the puree and stir it, as soon as it sticks to the bottom of the pan, pour in the white wine and scrape the bottom of the pan

Stir the vegetables back in

Pour in the chopped tomatoes, chicken stock pots and stir

Reduce to the lowest heat possible and leave to simmer for 3-4 hours uncovered.  Stir every 15 minutes or so to stop anything burning on the bottom of the pan.  If it looks like it's reducing or drying out too much, just top it up with white wine.

In the final hour, season with salt and pepper and with herbs.  I use Basil, Oregano, Thyme and Parsley.  I put in quite a bit of balsamic vinegar as well which really sharpens it up.

 

You're welcome.

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would experiments with food not involve trying to use it as a substitute for mortar or something rather than posting recipes?

I used fake jars of mango chutney to create a home made explosive device. When the unwitting cuckold husband of the bird I’m shagging removes the cap, his body and heart will be exploded into tiny pieces and so will those of his Indian cementer sweetheart.

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whaurs this pasta ye wir oan aboot auld grey..pics ir yer currency oan here

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Tried once again to make restaurant style chicken tikka masala last weekend.

 

Tasted nothing like chicken tikka masala. 

 

All these online recipes touting theirs are tasting "just like the restaurant" are full of fucking shite. 

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Milk enthusiasts should be doing community service, minimum 500 hours.

Right thats you and RF off the dinner party guest list. You're going to feel pretty glum when we are all having a rip roaring time eating bolognese and drinking milk without you. There will also be drugs.

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Tried once again to make restaurant style chicken tikka masala last weekend.

 

Tasted nothing like chicken tikka masala. 

 

All these online recipes touting theirs are tasting "just like the restaurant" are full of fucking shite. 

 

Do you get many good Indians over you're neck of the wood?

 

A UK-style Indian was something I missed when I first came over here... but the standard has improved dramatically over the past 10 years.  Some cracking UK/Indian food now available. 

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Do you get many good Indians over you're neck of the wood?

 

A UK-style Indian was something I missed when I first came over here... but the standard has improved dramatically over the past 10 years.  Some cracking UK/Indian food now available. 

 

There's been one decent Indian restaurant I found in my time here, but it closed down a while back so I'm left eating what the Yanks consider CTM. It's a far inferior product to the British version. 

 

Actually, there's another good one in Kentucky. I lived there for a while... but came back up the road, so getting to that particular Indian is problematic. 

 

If I can find a close enough recipe I can make my own. That's the plan. 

 

So if anyone has a bona fide British CTM restaurant recipe... 

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Do you not have to use tons of  Ghee butter for the authentic taste?

 

@@Kelt @bad_delia

 

Fuck knows. 

 

Those wee Indian lads think they're Willy Wonka... point blank refusing to give up their secret recipes.  And anyone trying to get hold of their formula ends up inflated like a poppadom,  or wheeled off by Oompa Loompas. 

 

I imagine.

 

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