and dogs!!!Cats!!!
and dogs!!!Cats!!!
and dogs!!!
Yep so am i.They are undoubtedly very good at what they do.
Yep so am i.
I've never seen an aga in a professional kitchen.No doubt. The effort I put into a beef dinner is commendable. It's just a juggling act making sure that the oven is hot enough for the various 'wet' recipients.
An Aga makes it effortless. I know folk that have moved property and had to learn to cook again, when using inferior ovens. They are undoubtedly very good at what they do.
Too fussy. They have lots of gas and lots of ovens.I've never seen an aga in a professional kitchen.
I don't know whether you cook much, but one of the most problematic things in an amateur kitchen, is the instant loss of heat, when introducing water rich food to that heat. The water just kills it.Michelin chefs manage without these superior monstrosities.
Ha ha, missed that one.I find spell checkers quite handy
...and living in your empty 'ed rent free, boyo.Noseall about 5 am when he's going on with himself about Trump.
Not all bad news.I have work to do.
Get yourselve's one of these. They have a function called 'steam roast'. Simply pop your meat in with 250ml of stock, insert the temp probe into the meat & let it do it's stuff. I do a 0.5kg joint of beef / pork / lamb in 20-30mins, if you want to make the joint look like a piccy in a cookbook then just set it to airfry for 3-5mins. Wrap your joint in tinfoil for 30mins then slice & serve.
I challenge anyone to roast a better joint in any other type of oven.
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That's not proper roasting (with added water).GSimply pop your meat in with 250ml of stock
I challenge anyone to roast a better joint in any other type of oven.