#BadPicsOfFood this beautiful hot and sweaty Sunday morning... is a bacon and brie sourdough baguette
French brie, whatever they had in Aldi is good enough. Dry cure smoked back bacon from my local butchers... expensive but worth it It's cut nice and thick, doesn't shrink and isn't pumped full of water like the stuff you get in the supermarkets.
The sourdough baguette is a part baked one I throw in the convection oven for 10 mins.
Slap some butter on the warm bread, let it melt into the bread, I like to chop the bacon up a little because it's so thick and juicy that you can take a bite and pull half a rasher out... which totaly throws of the bacon to brie to bread ratios... and we can't have that.
Throw a little HP sauce into the mix and you've got perfection on a plate in about 12 mins.
Made a kinda
Mexican Lasagna..
Hamburger with spices, rotel, black beans and cheese.. layer up with corn tortillas and bake.. hurt ya good.
Waffelsonnenblume.
#nomnomnom
#BadPicsOfFood or #GreatPicsOfFood you decide
Image 1: Making a smokey sauce for a mac n cheese. Make a bechemel base, add a couple of M&S smokey stock pots, mix in a tub of mascapone, 150g of mozzarella and 75g of grated mature cheddar. Add 200g of pancetta crisped up in a pan. Leave to simmer on the lowest setting.
Image 2: Whislt you've been doing the sauce, cook up 500g of macaroni to about 80% done. You don;t want to overcook it. Mix into the simmering sauce and stir gently until everything coated. Leave for a further few mins before taking it off the heat.
Image 3: Serve a portion with a salad if you like as my mum chose to do.
Image 4: place a portion into an oven dish, add some ham, some mozzarella over the top and pop in the oven to crisp up.
@schizanon nice! I've never been to the other one, but this will be very close, so I'll have to check it out when it opens. #nomnomnom
#BadPicsOfFood time again.
Caramelised onion and cheddar burger in a ciabatta roll, with some seasoned extra crispy home made potato wedges.
#BadPicsOfFood today is pork shoulder, in cider and a Somerset pork mix, with onion, carrot and mushroom. Cooked on the hob in a sautee pan and then slow cooked for another 2hrs in the oven. Dumplings added for the final 30 mins, first to soak up the juices, then uncovered to crisp up the tops.
There's even some marrowfat peas under the dumplings.