Not really, carbonara is a cream sauce as far as I know.As in Carbonara?
JB
Not really, carbonara is a cream sauce as far as I know.As in Carbonara?
JB
Yep, do some spaghetti drain then add an egg and some cheese. Nice on its own with daddies or HP.Egg?
No, a true carbonara is much as you've made it with no cream involved...Not really, carbonara is a cream sauce as far as I know.
I'm sure Colin will fill you in, so to speak, when next on line.What is this sputnik oven of which you speak? It would appear to have the interweb baffled....
JB
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Thanks Porkbrain ... you’re right - it’s an original Czech Remoska about 35 years or so old, we call it the ‘Sputnik’ ... the modern ones aren’t a patch on the originals but the modern ones are non-stick and considerably safer ... I daren’t show the electrical side of ‘Sputnik’ - it’s as dodgy as a very dodgy electrical thing with a rich variety of exposed conductors...I'm sure Colin will fill you in, so to speak, when next on line.
If you are searching for 'Sputnik oven' then the whole Internet will implode, try searching for Remoska.
Colin's looks like an original Czech version rather than the overpriced stuff sold by places like Lakeland, (though they do have £60 off for POC Friday as it is now known), and are very popular with caravan & motorhome owners due to the low, 400W ish, power consumption, mainly, I believe, due to the utter uselessness of the standard fit gas ovens.
This is the result. Gravy added later. Drunk with what Mr. GRB purchased when I sent him to the shop for salad...That does contain serious potential.![]()
Classy coaster.This is the result. Gravy added later. Drunk with what Mr. GRB purchased when I sent him to the shop for salad...View attachment 524894View attachment 524895
Flattery gets you everywhere...Classy coaster.
Yep, do some spaghetti drain then add an egg and some cheese. Nice on its own with daddies or HP.
Now a couple of slices of bread and butter...Been a slow day and I couldn't be bothered to prep anything after an impromptu nap. Oven chips, served with salt, vinegar and brown sauce. They're Lidl's fancy version, nice crunchy outer and soft potato in the middle and were less anaemic than the picture suggests.
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That is an excellent idea, I haven't had a chip butty in years. Not that it matters as the bread ran out yesterday with a sausage sarnie for breakfast.Now a couple of slices of bread and butter...
Carb heavy weekend?That is an excellent idea, I haven't had a chip butty in years. Not that it matters as the bread ran out yesterday with a sausage sarnie for breakfast.
That is an excellent idea, I haven't had a chip butty in years. Not that it matters as the bread ran out yesterday with a sausage sarnie for breakfast.
Nice idea but I can't stand eggs. Or sweetcorn which is a bit annoying when Kirkz posts stuff that looks great until I spot Satan's dingleberries hiding somewhere.Are you single?
If I were, I'd just get a shed load of eggs and ramen noodles from either the local Asian supermarket or B&Ms (they do some decent ones).
Just poach two-or-three eggs, put them into a bowl, then use the same water to cook the noodles and pour the noodles and the ramen all over the eggs. Some crispy chilli sauce and soy sauce to taste.
In under ten minutes and one pan you've got dinner. It probably costs under a quid.
Add some chopped green stuff if you want veg.
Quite agree, I hate it when @Kirkz posts photos of his dingleberries, it shouldn't be allowed on a family friendly w....... oh, bugger.Nice idea but I can't stand eggs. Or sweetcorn which is a bit annoying when Kirkz posts stuff that looks great until I spot Satan's dingleberries hiding somewhere.
I'll stick with meat, veg and gravy.
Nice idea but I can't stand eggs. Or sweetcorn which is a bit annoying when Kirkz posts stuff that looks great until I spot Satan's dingleberries hiding somewhere.
I'll stick with meat, veg and gravy.