What did you cook or eat today (September 2022)?

[caseydog]

I think mine is fairly loud. A good check is just to go out to YT and listen to a couple of people run theirs and see how yours compares.

Yes, mine is pretty loud, too.

CD

 

[msmofet]

Corned beef and Yukon potatoes.

 

[kaneohegirlinaz]

+1 my KA is loud

 

[caseydog]

I had leftover steak from yesterday.

It was kinda' weird yesterday and today, eating my steak. It's the first steak I cooked since Teddy died, and I am so used to giving him the bits of fat and scraps that I still felt the impulse to put my plate on the floor for him when I was done.

CD

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

Lunch

Toasted Sourdough, Smashed Avo, Tofu & Tomato Pesto

• SatNavSaysStraightOn
• 17 Sep 2022

Followed by strawberries

 

[TastyReuben]

Was the fish "too wet" being that size? I've always had better luck with thinner cuts of fish, it seems to balance out the "fish to batter" ratio better for me.

I thought it was fine, and I’m someone who doesn’t eat fish, apart from tuna salad sandwiches and fish and chips (and the batter is my favorite part).

 

[TastyReuben]

I am so used to giving him the bits of fat and scraps that I still felt the impulse to put my plate on the floor for him when I was done.

We still mention that with respect to Kate. She always got bits of bacon, steak/chop trimmings, and whenever we have that, one of us will eventually remark, “You know, Kate would have loved that!”

 

[karadekoolaid]

Was the fish "too wet" being that size? I've always had better luck with thinner cuts of fish, it seems to balance out the "fish to batter" ratio better for me.

That looks about the right size for a "classic" piece of fish & chips. Just for comparison, here´s a pic of the best serving of fish & chips I ever had:

 

[Yorky]

That looks about the right size for a "classic" piece of fish & chips. Just for comparison, here´s a pic of the best serving of fish & chips I ever had:
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[Morning Glory]

Was the fish "too wet" being that size? I've always had better luck with thinner cuts of fish, it seems to balance out the "fish to batter" ratio better for me.

The fish itself looks perfect to me - lovely big flakes.

 

[Yorky]

Was the fish "too wet" being that size? I've always had better luck with thinner cuts of fish, it seems to balance out the "fish to batter" ratio better for me.

My preferred thickness of fish for either battering or coating in breadcrumbs; around 30 mm.

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[Yorky]

My preferred thickness of fish for either battering or coating in breadcrumbs; around 30 mm.

Unless that fish was to be cooked as a Yorkshire fishcake when my preferred thickness would be around half that.

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[karadekoolaid]

Hahahaha!! Kentish boy - we don´t recognise mushy peas, only Bird´s Eye Fresh Frozen.

 

[TastyReuben]

Raclette panini for lunch (ham, cheese, pickles, potatoes). MrsT had a tuna panini.

The view from my table:

 

[Windigo]

Lamb shoarma, homemade garlic sauce & fries.