rascal
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Yes I did.
I use only whole egg, no added liquid, I looked at yours and didn't notice any discernible colour change. I don't have a pic of mine but you can see a different colour. I'll post a pic next time I make.
Russ
Yes I did.
I use only whole egg, no added liquid, I looked at yours and didn't notice any discernible colour change. I don't have a pic of mine but you can see a different colour. I'll post a pic next time I make.
Russ
Looking good! Do you brûlée with a blow torch?
Yes - whole egg was what I used. Not sure what you mean by colour change as I only showed a finished shot. Are they not golden enough?
Yeah the wash I use gives a distinct dark brown. I'll post next time a pic. No drama, I'd certainly devour yours.
Russ
It's for tomorrow night when the kids come for dinner, fresh cream to go on top with strawberries from our garden, picking about 10 to 15 a day ATM. Was really happy as I made from memory from 15 years ago. 10/10.Excellent. Its such a good thing to make. Are you topping it with something?
I'd happily eat that as well. Reminds me of the greasy spoon Cafes I visited in the uk.We had breakfast for dinner kippers, tomatoes and mushrooms. Followed by a couple of leftover chocolates from Christmas.
I was supposed to be going out but my friends were snowed in.
We had breakfast for dinner kippers, tomatoes and mushrooms. Followed by a couple of leftover chocolates from Christmas.
I was supposed to be going out but my friends were snowed in.
Oh yes. The town my parents and friends live in is cut off from all four routes. We don't have much but being at the end of a cul-de-sac means no grit and a lot of cars turning so we end up with an ice rink outside our house. Last year a neighbour and I had to rescue a stranded van driver.Snow?
Manx kippers are a thing of beauty (husbands grandad was from the Isle of Man so I usually get Manx rather than Scottish, but we had the dull shrink wrapped ones.I'd happily eat that as well. Reminds me of the greasy spoon Cafes I visited in the uk.
Russ
Manx kippers are a thing of beauty (husbands grandad was from the Isle of Man so I usually get Manx rather than Scottish, but we had the dull shrink wrapped ones.
Penne all a vodka. The sauce sans the vodka was already made and in the freezer, so an easy dinner tonight since we decided neither of us really wanted to cook. Found a new Northern Italian restaurant we REALLY want to try, but it's very small, as well as fairly expensive and they only had 5 p.m. or 8:45 p.m. reservations, which were too early and too late for us. Of Trip Advisors, Yelp, and Google, the lowest rating was 4.7 out of 5, plus they were featured on a local dining show a while back and all 3 foodie reviewers loved it. Hopefully next week.