CraigC
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Nathan's and Hebrew National were available back then, with Nathans being available long before I was born.
Jerusalem artichoke soup with watercress for dinner. Garlic bread on the side. View attachment 33575
Jerusalem artichoke soup with watercress for dinner. Garlic bread on the side.
Nice to be back, but I won't be on here quite as often - well, not for the time being. I'm rather busy with uni courses, and reviewing books. I'm still cooking lots of different things, so when I get time to write them up there may be a few recipes sneaking in.All sounds lovely - its good to see you back!
With that steak, I pan fried it in olive oil for about 45 seconds each side (both sides were coated with mustard and cracked pepper) and then seared with the blowlamp. There were peppercorns left in the frying pan to which I added plain yoghurt, button mushrooms and Worcestershire sauce before heating and pouring over the steak.
Served with fondant potatoes, peas and carrots.
Actually, hotdogs (Frankfurter) originated in Germany and were brought here with immigrants.
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Nom nom nom!
Little boiled potatoes, tossed in butter and salt and pepper, slightly smashed, topped with cheese, then some beans - cheap eats at its best!
Sorry about the light, but it's that time of year.
Char siu egg noodles yesterday with our own prawn wontons (my wife wrapped them, I cooked them). With dipping bread.