Meals you're proud of!
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Meals you're proud of!
I just made myself the most amazing dinner ever, and wanted to share

It was pan fried scallops in garlic and black pepper, with a corriander salad and prawns in a homemade marie-rose sauce.
nom nom.
What dishes have you created that you're particuarly proud of? Any recipes would be great too! -
Re: Meals you're proud of!I LOVE crumble, and it is a bit of an art to get the topping just right! It's so easy to make it go soggy, so it is something to be proud of!(Original post by shenzys)
This is a dessert and a bit lame compared to yours, but I make an amazing apple crumble with custard
Get really proud when I see the family scoof their faces
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Re: Meals you're proud of!yes(Original post by Foghorn Leghorn)
So you fried some scalops?
but I homecooked them in butter and garlic, made the salad myself, shelled prawns, cooked them and made the marie rose sauce myself.
I dont think that's too bad an effort, compared to just living off pot noodle like a lot of students do! -
Re: Meals you're proud of!
Looks good. And a glass of wine too, the picture of sophistication aha! Though, I'd of put the salad down by half and double the prawny bit
I've made quite a few meals I'm proud of. I made this the other day for the whole family.
It kinda looked better on a plate and not in the ugly cooking dish though.

Before cooking

cooked
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Re: Meals you're proud of!What is it?(Original post by MelissaJayne)
Looks good. And a glass of wine too, the picture of sophistication aha! Though, I'd of put the salad down by half and double the prawny bit
I've made quite a few meals I'm proud of. I made this the other day for the whole family.
It kinda looked better on a plate and not in the ugly cooking dish though.

Before cooking

cooked
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Re: Meals you're proud of!Potato dauphinois by the looks of it, thinly sliced potato with cream and garlic (some people top with cheese, such people are heretics to be burned at the steak). A simple dish (Although slicing potatoes thinly and uniformly can be a pain), but utterly delicious and they never fail to impress P=(Original post by Fusion)
What is it?
The last thing I cooked that I was impressed with was a lovely selection of BBQ stuff. I did steal the pulled pork recipe I used (for anyone reading this, you must go into google and search for "Heston's pulled pork", it's phenomenal. Give it longer to cook than the recipe says though, an extra hour at least), but I came up with a love dry rub for the ribs and a great orange & maple BBQ sauce for the wings. Nothing too gastronomic, I was more proud of myself for the scale, cooking for eight people was a first! -
Re: Meals you're proud of!NICE. Is that pic actually yours? The drinks look EPIC.(Original post by MelissaJayne)
A spin on the thread, a meal I'm proud of having cooked for me. My ex managed to throw together venison burgers and salad as he knows I love it. Kudos pal!
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Re: Meals you're proud of!Yep, my pic. Got the drinks for Mr Simms(Original post by dani_1991)
NICE. Is that pic actually yours? The drinks look EPIC.
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Re: Meals you're proud of!Love a freebie.(Original post by TenOfThem)
Good to see that we are not the only household who get all their glass wear from McDs -
Re: Meals you're proud of!
I can make an amazing 'cheesy pasta bake' or macoroni cheese. I've only just perfected this, but its so, so good!
I make a good toad-in-the-hole for 3 or 4 people, needed to practise making it for less so I can make it at uni. I also make a reasonable sausage casserole.
I'm not too bad at making stir frys (occasionally go too saltly or too spicy though), and my stews are pretty good. My healthy brownies are also legendary around here!
I think my best dishes are probably my cheesy pasta bake, and my healthy brownies though!
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Re: Meals you're proud of!Healthy brownies? Tell me more(Original post by ninegrandstudent)
I can make an amazing 'cheesy pasta bake' or macoroni cheese. I've only just perfected this, but its so, so good!
I make a good toad-in-the-hole for 3 or 4 people, needed to practise making it for less so I can make it at uni. I also make a reasonable sausage casserole.
I'm not too bad at making stir frys (occasionally go too saltly or too spicy though), and my stews are pretty good. My healthy brownies are also legendary around here!
I think my best dishes are probably my cheesy pasta bake, and my healthy brownies though!

And I gave myself extra scallops coz I was starving!

I've made quite a few meals I'm proud of. I made this the other day for the whole family.
slices of tiger bread (
in itself), smothered in tomato puree, cheese and any other toppings on top and stick it in the oven for ten minutes. Not exactly a meal but it's lovely
oh, and I also make really nice chocolate cupcakes