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VegasPhil
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11th Nov 11 at 22:16   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Over cooked the Chilli today. Was out of the house from
8-6.

Ate it but def not as good as last week. No taste really.

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11th Nov 11 at 22:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Going to do a chicken and bacon stew type of thing with random stuff out of the veg box tomorrow. Going for 8hrs i think.
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BHS have got some russel Hobbs ones on sale at £16 at the moment
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11th Nov 11 at 22:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Size?
Ben J
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Gammon on side or upright?
Ben J
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Omg this gammon is nice!
Kerry
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12th Nov 11 at 19:14   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
with cider??
Ben J
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Yep. And onions, swede, parsnip, carrot, mustard, thyme.
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Right what's the best technique for making a chilli?

I have bought the following:

Mince
Onion
Kidney Beans
Tomato Pasata
OXO Cubes

What would people recommend?
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Anyone found the meat to dry out? Dont know if im chopping it up too small, perhaps i should be using full cuts? Chicken today was super tender, but was quite dry :/

Was lush bar that.
Simon
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Buying one tomorrow! Heading to a food fair at the meat market too so next week will be exciting
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Meant to ask, I've got shitloads of cauliflower down the allotment, does that work in these or would it just be mush after several hours?
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quote:
Originally posted by Doug
Right what's the best technique for making a chilli?



I'm making one in the slow cooker this week, ingredients I'm using are:
Onion, garlic, fresh red chilli, steak, red and green bell peppers, tinned tomatoes, tomato puree, chilli powder, kidney beans, baked beans, oxo cube and a bit of seasoning
Kerry
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12th Nov 11 at 20:54   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Simon, if you dont cut it too small and be careful if you stir it should be ok

Mark, not had problems with meat drying out
Could try sealing it first? (fry the outsides in a pan)

Doug, cook the mince first then stick it all in the cooker and either low for 8 hours or high for 3-4
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Just added dumplings to the beef stew thats been bubbling all day!

mmmmm
John
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Right I'm giving stew another go tomorrow.

What's best way for me to do it, would you cook for 10 minutes tonight then throw it in and turn on tomorrow or would you just cut everything up, throw it in tonight and just turn it on in the morning?

I feel a bit funny about the second one, would it not all go off sitting uncooked overnight?
Kerry
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13th Nov 11 at 17:00   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
wow just wow
that beef stew and dumplings i can safely say was the best thing ive ever cooked!! (techinically i didnt cook it, that may be why)

the meat fell apart in the mouth! the taste and texture of the veg was perfect. im well impressed

john id prepare it and then keep it in the fridge to be on the safe side??
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My gammon in cider smells of sick whilst cooking.. i did use 1 strongbow, 1 reckoderlig and the rest apple juice though
Simon
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We got a cooker today, half price in argos, got some steak so will see how it goes!
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My cooker came Friday.. Plan on making a stew tomorrow, bought some beef,veg etc. Do I just put the veg and chopped beef etc all on, whack some stock water etc in and put it on? Should I brown the beef off? Thanks
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Yep. Chop veg up, not too small though. Bang in with meat and stock. I didn't brown off my beef last week and it was fine.
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My sick smelling gammon had me up with cripling cramps and volatile diarea
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Ben G
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har har
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so either his diarrhoea vaporised rapidly or threatened him?

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