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Hot Beef Stew
(Garys Cookbook)
Now, everyone likes a good stew. It is one of the oldest ways of cooking food and still one of the best. Stew is really a very simple concept - it is the combining of ingredients in a sealed vessel.
Thursday, 27 September 2007
2.
Smoked Haddock Pie
(Garys Cookbook)
...nd some chatty friends. Like any other fish recipe, however, the fish needs to be really fresh! The
smoked
haddock used here should be a better quality undyed variety. ...
Sunday, 23 September 2007
3.
Smoked Cobber with Lime
(Recipes/Fish)
...d before. It is a little similar to haddock, maybe a little denser. The fillets I had were fairly heavily
smoked
and had a strong woody flavour; perfect for cooking with the sharp acidity of lime. ...
Tuesday, 19 February 2008
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Smoked Haddock Pie
(Recipes/Fish)
... and some chatty friends. Like any other fish recipe, however, the fish needs to be really fresh! The
smoked
haddock used here should be a better quality undyed variety. But it should not be a hea...
Friday, 15 February 2008
5.
Beef Stew
(Recipes/Beef)
... bit of gammon hock - to help the whole thing along. Now, on with the show. 1 kg diced beef 1
smoked
gammon hock 2 large onions 8 cloves garlic 10 medium carrots 2 Turnip 2 ...
Friday, 15 February 2008
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