Advice To Myself When Using The Bread making Machine

 

1 Don't use gluten free flour (ie read the label of the flour before use).

2 Don't buy gluten free flour (ie read the label of the flour before purchase).

Sussex Pork Chops

 

Hat tip and kudos to the good people of Clark's Meat and Poultry for delivering to me some splendid Sussex pork chops.

They were thick cat, as requested, and had an excellent layer of fat, because as we all know fat means flavour! 

I roasted them on top of my homemade herb and onion stuffing.

They were exceptionally tender and flavoursome, and the stuffing superb (even if I say so myself)!

I forgot to take the photo at the beginning, so two had already been scoffed (along with a generous portion of stuffing) when I finally got round to it.

Read The Room Rishi

This week I sat down with @GordonRamsay to talk about lockdown, the hospitality sector and how economic support has differed across the world.

Watch in full👉https://t.co/AKnkbmSMde pic.twitter.com/CyfXeTp2ra

— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) February 19, 2021

 

Talking to people in the hospitality business is the correct thing to do.

However, limiting your discussions to celebrities with brands worth hundreds of millions isn't!

Boned and Rolled Shoulder of Sussex Lamb

 

Rather than expose yourselves to the risk of COVID19 in an overcrowded supermarket, buy produce from your local shops which are plentifully stocked and are not crowded with people standing cheek by jowl.

My thanks to the good people of Clark's Meat and Poultry for delivering to me a splendid boned, rolled shoulder of Sussex lamb.

It roasted a treat, and was sublime!

Show Someone You Love Them By Sending Them an Engraved Tomahawk Steak For Valentine's

Luxury foodstuffs are cheaper than ever for a blow-out Valentine's Day at home https://t.co/ef3ugnZZM5

— Bloomberg (@business) February 3, 2021

Garlic Stuffed Roast Chicken

 

Rather than expose yourselves to the risk of COVID19 in an overcrowded supermarket, buy produce from your local shops which are plentifully stocked and are not crowded with people standing cheek by jowl.

My thanks to the good people of Clark's Meat and Poultry for delivering to me a decent sized free range chicken, which I stuffed with a couple of fistfuls of garlic and roasted.

I used the giblets to make a stock for the gravy, and gave the cooked giblets to Rosie (who says thank you).

The chicken was excellent.

Wild Boar Sausages - Stab One Tonight!

My thanks to the good people of Clark's Meat and Poultry for delivering to me a batch of their splendid wild boar sausages, which they make on their premises (in natural casings)

They were bloody marvellous, exceptionally flavoursome.

Stab one tonight!

Rolled Loin of Sussex Pork

 

My good friend Derek Stott, who is an experienced butcher, has joined forces with Paul Clark of Clark's Meat and Poultry.

As I have said before, rather than expose yourselves to the risk of COVID19 in an overcrowded supermarket, buy produce from your local shops which are plentifully stocked and are not crowded with people standing cheek by jowl.

 

As such, I was delighted with this magnificent rolled loin of Sussex pork that Paul delivered to me on Saturday. I roasted it with stuffing and prunes.

 

It was first class, very tender and flavoursome!

RIP Albert Roux

 

Channelling My Inner Fanny - Stuffed Baked Potatoes

 

Here we go folks, a splendid winter warmer for you (shades of Fanny Craddock).

Ingredients

- baking potatoes

- grated mature cheddar

- cocktail sausages

- diced streaky bacon

- butter

- milk

- English mustard powder

- salt pepper

Method

- bake the spuds, cut them in half and scoop out the inside

- mash with milk, cheese, mustard, salt/pepper

- cook the bacon and sausages

 -combine with the mash then stuff the skins

- bake for 20 minutes at 200

Delicious!

The bacon and sausages were supplied by my good friend Derek Stott of D and D Family Butchers

Boned Rolled Shoulder of Sussex Lamb

 

Rather than expose yourselves to the risk of COVID19 in an overcrowded supermarket, buy produce from your local shops which are plentifully stocked and are not crowded with people standing cheek by jowl.

Here is a fantastic boned, rolled shoulder of Sussex lamb that I bought from my good friend Derek Stott of D and D Family Butchers, his shop operates a strict policy of no more than one person in at any one time.

It was excellent, very tender, moist and full of flavour!

Scotch Eggs Are a Substantial Meal - Tier 2

 Environment Secretary, George Eustice confirms to @LBC a scotch egg would count as a substantial meal if there was table service

— Ava-Santina (@AvaSantina) November 30, 2020

KFC Deploys Autonomous 5G Food Trucks in China

 

KFC deploys autonomous 5G 'food trucks' https://t.co/OHnbzV7ZKR pic.twitter.com/jeIHJvPAVs

— Simon Sugar (@simonsugar) November 22, 2020

Roast Loin of Sussex Pork

 

Rather than expose yourselves to the risk of COVID19 in an overcrowded supermarket, buy produce from your local shops which are plentifully stocked and are not crowded with people standing cheek by jowl.

Here is a fantastic boned, rolled loin of Sussex pork that I bought from my good friend Derek Stott of D and D Family Butchers, his shop operates a strict policy of no more than one person in at any one time.

I cooked it with herb and onion stuffing, and some prunes and apple.

It was excellent, very tender, moist and full of flavour!

Roast Sirloin of Beef

 

Rather than expose yourselves to the risk of COVID19 in an overcrowded supermarket, buy produce from your local shops which are plentifully stocked and are not crowded with people standing cheek by jowl.

Here is a fantastic rolled sirloin of beef that I bought from my good friend Derek Stott of D and D Family Butchers, his shop operates a strict policy of no more than one person in at any one time.

The beef was exceptionally tender and mouthwateringly flavoursome, I served it with my special Yorkshire Pudding (cooked under the meat for extra flavour - which also means it doesn't rise).