Dave_The_Sheep wrote: » Lashed half a lemon's juice, salt, pepper, 1 tbsp dijon mustard, 1 tsp honey, 2 tbsp peanut oil into a small plastic container and shook it around to mix. Taste and add whatever you think it needs to balance it out, if you prefer sweetness, more honey, more lemon for bitter, etc. That much dressing did it for two of us that day, and we still have leftover for today's lunch.
Dizzyblonde wrote: » That's my version of secret sauce A load of mayonnaise, a good squirt of burger mustard, a shake of paprika (not smoked), a drizzle of vinegar from the gherkin jar. A little squirt of ketchup and a good pinch of garlic granules - and onion granules if you like. Taste it as you go and tweak it until you get it right for you.
cefh17 wrote: » Made a spicy korean fried chicken (thigh) bowl with a sweet and spicy sauce but not before having a mini-meltdown along the way.. Was doing the first fry and the chicken just looked like, boiled chicken! It almost looked as if the coating had come off but thankfully I didn't throw them out because they browned up nicely in the end. Lesson learned for next time
Toulouse wrote: » Chinese after a few pints down at the pub Haven’t had Chinese in years so got my old favourites, crispy duck with pancakes and a 3in1. Hit the spot!
notAMember wrote: » Thai green curry, with green vegetables and prawns. Blew our heads off (in a good way!) , it’s very hard to gauge the heat of fresh chillis sometimes, and I went a bit mad on the ginger too.