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(26-12-2020, 09:26 PM)Bren Wrote: Rissoles are really easy.
Minced lamb and onion
A egg
Cinnamon
Parsley
Either oats or bread crumbs
Salt and pepper
Mix tog form into patties
I roll them in seasoned flour or bran
Then shallow fry
Based on a old Delia Smith recipe from years ago. Thanks Bren, I'm sure I've seen Delia's recipe in my books. Now I have to convince P to have lamb instead of turkey next year. Not going to happen I fear, maybe Easter, don't often have a roast for just the two of us.
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My favourites are 'Sunday dinner' pies. Whatever is left goes into a pie..........barring the yorkies of course.
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I like left over Yorkshires with jam other than that I freeze them.
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(07-01-2021, 11:44 AM)Bren Wrote: I like left over Yorkshires with jam other than that I freeze them. Good idea, seems a shame to waste them.
What are they like when defrosted though? I imagine they will go soggy?
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Vinny I don’t defrost just put them in the oven for 5 mins they soon crisp up.
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(07-01-2021, 11:44 AM)Bren Wrote: I like left over Yorkshires with jam other than that I freeze them.
Or maybe golden syrup, yum.
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(07-01-2021, 04:31 PM)JJB Wrote: (07-01-2021, 11:44 AM)Bren Wrote: I like left over Yorkshires with jam other than that I freeze them.
Or maybe golden syrup, yum.
Left over Yorkshire's? The best sunday dinner should be
Starter - yorkshire with onion gravy
Main - full roast dinner (meat chosen by preference, veg alternative if preferred) as many veg as possible, roasts and Yorkshires.
Dessert - cold yorkshires with butter and jam.
Cheese course - cheese and yorkshires
Coffee- with mini cold yorkshires and honey/golden syrup
Any yorkshires left over after that should be served cold for breakfast with marmalade and butter.
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(07-01-2021, 09:39 PM)Jimny14 Wrote: (07-01-2021, 04:31 PM)JJB Wrote: (07-01-2021, 11:44 AM)Bren Wrote: I like left over Yorkshires with jam other than that I freeze them.
Or maybe golden syrup, yum.
Left over Yorkshire's? The best sunday dinner should be
Starter - yorkshire with onion gravy
Main - full roast dinner (meat chosen by preference, veg alternative if preferred) as many veg as possible, roasts and Yorkshires.
Dessert - cold yorkshires with butter and jam.
Cheese course - cheese and yorkshires
Coffee- with mini cold yorkshires and honey/golden syrup
Any yorkshires left over after that should be served cold for breakfast with marmalade and butter.
I take it you're a fan of Yorkshire pudding then Jimny
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