New Year's Feast - Page 2

tubemonkey · 12-31-2010, 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by happy_terd

Tonight we are eating waffles.

Four kids and the wife is working.

Well, if your wife's working, who's gonna cook them?

kindlekitten · 12-31-2010, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Bilbo1967

To maybe bring this thread back to its original purpose;

Friends coming over so we're doing a buffet type thing. A ham I cooked last night, home-made pate, crisps, pork pies, cold meats, salads, sausages rolls and that type of stuff. Oh, and I'm cooking a kedgeree so that there's something hot as well.

Lashings of wine etc as well. Also some Brandy Alexander cocktails which I got all the ingredients for yesterday. You have no idea how difficult it is to find Creme de Cacao round here!

what's a kedgeree? and would you mind posting your pork pie recipe?

Bilbo1967 · 12-31-2010, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by kindlekitten

what's a kedgeree?

Kedgeree is a dish of flaked smoked haddock and onion, cooked with rice flavoured with turmeric, coriander, cumin and garlic. Served with hard boiled egg quarters as a garnish, it is traditionally a breakfast dish originating, I believe, in India during our Empire days.

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Originally Posted by kindlekitten

and would you mind posting your pork pie recipe?

Ah, sorry. My wording was not precise. The pork pie is not home made, only the pate, ham and sausage rolls.

kindlekitten · 12-31-2010, 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Bilbo1967

Kedgeree is a dish of flaked smoked haddock and onion, cooked with rice flavoured with turmeric, coriander, cumin and garlic. Served with hard boiled egg quarters as a garnish, it is traditionally a breakfast dish originating, I believe, in India during our Empire days.

Ah, sorry. My wording was not precise. The pork pie is not home made, only the pate, ham and sausage rolls.

oh *pout* do you know what Cornish pasties are? a friend of the family used to make them, she passed on before I could get a recipe for them. I have often wondered if they are like what I always hear referred to as some sort of meat pie

tubemonkey · 12-31-2010, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Bilbo1967

Friends coming over so we're doing a buffet type thing. A ham I cooked last night, home-made pate, crisps, pork pies, cold meats, salads, sausages rolls and that type of stuff. Oh, and I'm cooking a kedgeree so that there's something hot as well.

Oh my, that's a lot of stuff. Had to look some of it up: pork pies and kedgeree. Meatloaf is so much easier.

Bilbo1967 · 12-31-2010, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by kindlekitten

oh *pout* do you know what Cornish pasties are? a friend of the family used to make them, she passed on before I could get a recipe for them. I have often wondered if they are like what I always hear referred to as some sort of meat pie

Oh yes, Cornish pasties are indeed a bit like a meat pie. They are totally encased in fairly hard pastry in a kind of half moon shape and contain meat, onion, potato and carrot I think. They're a bit dryer than a traditional meat pie though as, the legend goes, they were invented by Cornish miners (or more likely their wives) as something to put in your pocket for dinner when you were working down a mine all day.

I'll dig out a recipe (I've made them a couple of times, but not for some time now) and post it in the recipes thread some time in the next few days.

Bilbo1967 · 12-31-2010, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by tubemonkey

Oh my, that's a lot of stuff. Had to look some of it up: pork pies and kedgeree. Meatloaf is so much easier.

Well most of it is cold stuff that was made in advance so it's not too difficult really.

I do like a nice meatloaf though. Do you use any herbs/spices in it?

tubemonkey · 12-31-2010, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Bilbo1967

Well most of it is cold stuff that was made in advance so it's not too difficult really.

I do like a nice meatloaf though. Do you use any herbs/spices in it?

OK

I do. I have no idea which ones, but it sure tastes good:

kindlekitten · 12-31-2010, 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Bilbo1967

Oh yes, Cornish pasties are indeed a bit like a meat pie. They are totally encased in fairly hard pastry in a kind of half moon shape and contain meat, onion, potato and carrot I think. They're a bit dryer than a traditional meat pie though as, the legend goes, they were invented by Cornish miners (or more likely their wives) as something to put in your pocket for dinner when you were working down a mine all day.

I'll dig out a recipe (I've made them a couple of times, but not for some time now) and post it in the recipes thread some time in the next few days.

wonderful! thanks! ;o)

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Originally Posted by Bilbo1967

Well most of it is cold stuff that was made in advance so it's not too difficult really.

I do like a nice meatloaf though. Do you use any herbs/spices in it?

I do. parsley, oregano, red pepper, chilie flakes, bread crumbs, egg, a REALLY good barbecue sauce that has no molasses or corn syrup in it. sometimes I put bits of bacon in it as well

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Originally Posted by tubemonkey

OK

I do. I have no idea which ones, but it sure tastes good:

that stuff is SO bad for you! look at the sodium content and all of the weird unnecessary ingredients in it!

happy_terd · 12-31-2010, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by tubemonkey

Well, if your wife's working, who's gonna cook them?

I do enjoy a healthy breakfast.

happy_terd · 12-31-2010, 02:04 PM

Something about this picture just screams "yummy."

tubemonkey · 12-31-2010, 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by happy_terd

I do enjoy a healthy breakfast.

I love a blond breakfast.

tubemonkey · 12-31-2010, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by kindlekitten

that stuff is SO bad for you! look at the sodium content and all of the weird unnecessary ingredients in it!

Ahh, yummy chemicals.

phenomshel · 12-31-2010, 03:39 PM

Re: Meatloaf: Pretty much the only one I'll eat is my mom's recipe. I think I've posted it somewhere here before, when we were talking about steak tartare. I've modified it somewhat, but the basics are the same as my mom's.

New Year's menu:
Ham
Home fries with a bit of diced onion
cornbread
blackeyed pea dish (I add stewed tomatoes, onion, garlic, and salt pork to mine and cook them in the Crockpot).

tubemonkey · 12-31-2010, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by phenomshel

New Year's menu:
Ham
Home fries with a bit of diced onion
cornbread
blackeyed pea dish (I add stewed tomatoes, onion, garlic, and salt pork to mine and cook them in the Crockpot).

mmm mmm mmm... scarp the meatloaf. What time should I show up?

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happy_terd Banned Posts: 13,045 Karma: 10105011 Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Finally made it to Walmart. Device: PRS 420	Something about this picture just screams "yummy."

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phenomshel ZCD BombShel Posts: 4,793 Karma: 8293322 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: The Frozen North (aka Illinois, USA) Device: iPad, STB Kindle Oasis	Re: Meatloaf: Pretty much the only one I'll eat is my mom's recipe. I think I've posted it somewhere here before, when we were talking about steak tartare. I've modified it somewhat, but the basics are the same as my mom's. New Year's menu: Ham Home fries with a bit of diced onion cornbread blackeyed pea dish (I add stewed tomatoes, onion, garlic, and salt pork to mine and cook them in the Crockpot).

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