Cornish bluefin. I’ll let you know what it’s like in about an hour. Seared 2 mins each side. Tad soy. Rest and with new spuds and saladTuna?
Photos required!!Cornish bluefin. I’ll let you know what it’s like in about an hour. Seared 2 mins each side. Tad soy. Rest and with new spuds and salad
Lovely, but you might have fully cooked it!
AsrghLovely, but you might have fully cooked it!
Ignore me - I cremate (by design) everything I'm allowed to cook.
K
My dear old mother , bless her , would take the best cut of beef , provided by my brother the butcher , and cook it for 20 mins a Ib then for another 7 hours to make sure it was done.Lovely, but you might have fully cooked it!
Ignore me - I cremate (by design) everything I'm allowed to cook.
K
A bit like my recently deceased mother-in-law, who always insisted on boiling fresh-picked garden peas for at least half an hour!My dear old mother , bless her , would take the best cut of beef , provided by my brother the butcher , and cook it for 20 mins a Ib then for another 7 hours to make sure it was done.
She was of the impression any blood in the meat would most likely kill us all.
Ok of marrofatsA bit like my recently deceased mother-in-law, who always insisted on boiling fresh-picked garden peas for at least half an hour!
My mother started cooking the veg on a Sunday at 9am , we ate at 1 pm. No teeth required for the veg in our house. Though in fairness you needed a good set of gnashers to tackle the beef .A bit like my recently deceased mother-in-law, who always insisted on boiling fresh-picked garden peas for at least half an hour!
I’m slightly sceptical about the choice of drink here, unless it’s a fino sherry!
That's superb value! I used to sell roe loin at £44/kg and it flew off the stall. When you consider 100g as an average portion it puts the price per kg into proportion.I thought at £50 a kg it was quite good value

That looks delicious!