Full English breakfast has always been one of the things I've found strangest about British culture...

I know, right? Our national dish is chicken tikka masala - it makes no sense!

But that is actually, like, good/tasty food.

Of course, I'll always associate English breakfast with the morning I arrived in Land's End after a 26 hour bus ride that had me throwing up stomach acid before the end of it, and then nearly got sick again just by the look of English breakfast...

Hahah

Yeah, it's not very appetising. As a student, I once lived with a guy from Yorkshire (an important distinction, I can assure you) who ate microwaveable chicken korma every day for breakfast. The smell...

Just the sound of the word Yorkshire screams Monty Python mockery to me.

Ha, yeah.

Nothing beats this, though.

You can confirm it's accuracy, I hope?

Close enough.

ha someone made my farfalle recipe 9 months later

awesome

I've been making a lot of steaks and salads lately. Today I did home made meatballs simmered in sauce for 3 hours

omg I had to sit down

jedisweepea, will you share your gyoza wrapper recipe with me pls? I've only ever made them with store bought wrappers and want yours.

yeah that gyoza looks fuckin beautiful man.

I've been wanting to make something like that from scratch so post recipe here, please!

Mesclun is my new thing. I've finally found a tasty way to eat greens.

My fiancée made the gyoza, didn't bookmark the recipe.

Vegan friends & lunch.

Who invited spammers?

i love cooking, homemade food is the best

I love cooking. It's my passion. And very often I cook too much. That's why my fridge is full of containers, I order them on https://allinpackaging.co.uk/food-packaging/ 'cause it's very profitably. And all of them are of good quality.

Looking for a good recipe that utilizes hot Italian sausage but doesn't include pasta.

I have a nice pasta/sausage recipe but I'm trying to cut the breads and pasta out of my diet.


Also I have a lovely recipe for Mexican-style chicken I shall post later.

Spaghetti Squash maybe? C'mon Death Proof, everyone's doing it.

The main way that I utilize most meat is as an add-in to other things. For sausage I'd recommend building a soup around it. Lentil soup with sausage is amazing.

Or a nice jambalaya...

https://dashingdish.com/recipe/siracha-baked-chicken


Left my phone at work so I couldn't take a photo of it. Came out good, but VERY spicy.



I have a chicken dish from the other night I will try to post later, plus I'm doing a no-shellfish jumbalaya for dinner tonight.

Zuppa Toscana

2 Russet Potatoes, chopped into bite sized pieces
1 Yellow Onion, finely chopped
3 Cloves Garlic, minced
1/2 pound bacon, finely chopped
1 pound hot Italian sausage, sliced
32 ounces Chicken broth
8 ounces water
1 cup heavy whipping cream
1 tbsp olive oil
Kosher salt to taste
Cayenne Pepper to taste
1/2 Bunch Kale

DIRECTIONS

Add oil, garlic and onions to large pot, cook on medium heat until thoroughly cooked
Add bacon and Italian sausage, cook until brown
Add broth, water, and potatoes, cook approximately 40 minutes, until potatoes are tender
Bring to a simmer, rip/cut de-stemmed Kale and add to soup, allow kale to wilt
Add salt and cayenne pepper to taste
At a low simmer, add 1 cup heavy cream to soup, stir thoroughly, allow to simmer for 5 minutes and serve