http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/-t1.htm There seems to be a number of culinary geniuses out there, so here's an area where you can all swap your recipes and tips. Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:56:33 GMT 10 http://www.splum.plus.com/DBS/FORUM/IMAGES/forum.gif http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/-t1.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/the-nomates-scotched-egg-reciepe-t9386.htm nomates put a egg in some salted water .....when boiling reduce to a simmer for 9mins ....then take the egg (or eggs) out and cool off in cold water and de-shell ... then get some DECENT sausage meat .....and put some fresh chopped parsley ,spring onions,coriander ,basil and salt and black pepper with the meat and mix it up season some flour ... pat the sausage meat into approx 5" by 6" shapes using the flour on the egg ,your hands and the worktop ... wrap the meat round the ... Recipes Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:30:15 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/the-nomates-scotched-egg-reciepe-t9386.htm#121419 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/the-nomates-scotched-egg-reciepe-t9386.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/great-for-the-slow-cooker-or-the-hot-plate-on-the-bbq-t9477.htm Mr Scoops Cube up some lean steak into smallish peices and sling in a casserole dish. Chop a onion and put in too. Finely slice cloves of garlic ( I normally use 3 or 4) but to your own taste. Add two teaspoons of brown sugar. Add two teaspoons of honey. Add 2 teaspoons of mixed herbs. Finally, add 1 can of Guinness. Cover with foil and pop in the fridge overnight. The last one I did I used a bottle of Old Speckled Hen instead. Normally in the summer I will leave it to soak over night ... Recipes Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:56:33 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/great-for-the-slow-cooker-or-the-hot-plate-on-the-bbq-t9477.htm#122406 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/great-for-the-slow-cooker-or-the-hot-plate-on-the-bbq-t9477.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/gordon-ramseys-f-word-t9390.htm Mr Scoops
Who thought it unfair that the winners family were tactically voting wheras the fella from Bristol's table played it by the book.

Bit unfair I thought.

That Octopus looked bloody lovely though!!]]> Recipes Tue, 03 Nov 2009 22:04:29 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/gordon-ramseys-f-word-t9390.htm#121476 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/gordon-ramseys-f-word-t9390.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/great-curry-t9291.htm clockwork follow these simple steps.... 1) Drink a pint or two of Lager or your preffered Cider. 2) Pop in to the Chadni in Burnham 3) Order a pint of Bangla 4) Order a Lamb Tikka Massala Balti xtra hot 5) Drink the pint of Bangla 6) Walk home 7) Eat very tasty curry Wash down with bottle of (take out) Banngla 9) Relax and enjoy That's what I just did and I recommend it Recipes Mon, 26 Oct 2009 20:35:26 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/great-curry-t9291.htm#120465 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/great-curry-t9291.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/choco-mug-cakes-t9231.htm opal 4 tbsp flour... 4 tbsp sugar... 2tbsp cocoa.. mix together in a big mug... then mix together 1 egg 3 tbsp milk and 1 tbsp oil... stir that into the mug with the dry stuff.... THEN here comes the magic part.. bung it in the micro for 3 mins!!!!!! TADAAAA yummy choco cake! make sure the mug can hold more than 300ml my micro is a 700w so adjust accordingly try it, it dose work Recipes Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:35:08 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/choco-mug-cakes-t9231.htm#119751 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/choco-mug-cakes-t9231.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/road-kill-stew-t9137.htm Gungemyster Right get yourselves some water on the boil and try this. Add a little salt & pepper to the water and bring to the boil. Next add some chopped carrots, leaks, sweet potaoes, sweed and some new potatoes. Lower the heat and get out the house and in the car. Keep your eyes pealed for fresh road kill (or create your own, just stay off the pavements incase you hit a small child!) my preference is always badger, you get a lot for your efforts. Get the bad boy home (he should ... Recipes Mon, 12 Oct 2009 20:01:53 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/road-kill-stew-t9137.htm#118740 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/road-kill-stew-t9137.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/i-m-going-shooting-t8976.htm griff ]]> Recipes Sat, 26 Sep 2009 21:19:57 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/i-m-going-shooting-t8976.htm#116896 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/i-m-going-shooting-t8976.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/a-recipe-passed-down-though-the-years-t8968.htm WizBizMartin ]]> Recipes Sat, 26 Sep 2009 12:37:52 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/a-recipe-passed-down-though-the-years-t8968.htm#116841 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/a-recipe-passed-down-though-the-years-t8968.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/winter-warmers-t9066.htm Ron 64 This is a lovely soup for those cold winter days! CARROT AND CORRIANDER SOUP INGREDIENTS 2 lb (900 g) carrots, peeled and chopped 1 tablespoon coriander seeds 1 oz (25 g) butter 1 small clove garlic, crushed 2 pints (1.2 litres) chicken or vegetable stock 3 tablespoons chopped fresh coriander, plus 6 small sprigs, to garnish 3 tablespoons crème fraîche salt and freshly ground black pepper METHOD Begin by dry-roasting the coriander seeds in ... Recipes Wed, 07 Oct 2009 06:54:10 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/winter-warmers-t9066.htm#117916 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/winter-warmers-t9066.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/somerset-trout-simple-but-tasty-t8974.htm clockwork If you like a bit of fish... What you need: Trout (obviously) Gutted and descaled Red Pepper mushrooms Cider Place the trout in a baking tray, cover in cider (I use strongbow) cover and place in fridge for 24hrs. Remove trout from cider and stuff with chopped pepper and mushrooms. wrap in tinfoil, place in oven for 20 mins or until cooked (20 mins should be fine) Serve with choice of vegetables Enjoy! (you can also pop some lemon in the foil to add some ... Recipes Sat, 26 Sep 2009 17:58:05 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/somerset-trout-simple-but-tasty-t8974.htm#116884 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/somerset-trout-simple-but-tasty-t8974.htm http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/what-tro-do-with-eggs-t8977.htm MEERKAT ]]> Recipes Sat, 26 Sep 2009 21:45:36 GMT http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/what-tro-do-with-eggs-t8977.htm#116905 http://blitzen.editboard.com/recipes-f21/what-tro-do-with-eggs-t8977.htm