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I also do the gammon in the slow cooker - with cider / sparkling wine / flavoured beer.
Must get some more cheapo flavoured sparkling wine next time we're in France.Comment
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Get some Normandy ciderOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI also do the gammon in the slow cooker - with cider / sparkling wine / flavoured beer.
Must get some more cheapo flavoured sparkling wine next time we're in France.
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Easy to remedy, you can reduce the sauce when its finished and therefore thicken it. It also concentrates the flavour a tad moreOriginally posted by FiveTimes View PostWe tried to do mrs 5* famous chilli in the slow cooker and it was a flop, far toooo wet.
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I made a huge batch of borscht and also some tom yam goong (which I may have left the chilles in a tad too long).Comment
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Shin is better.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSkirt?
I did find a local butcher that keeps the bone in the meat and therefore you get marrow bone, which adds lots of flavour makes a glossy sauce.Comment
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Girls weren't too keen on it the last time we did it in the slow cookerOriginally posted by norrahe View PostShin is better.
I did find a local butcher that keeps the bone in the meat and therefore you get marrow bone, which adds lots of flavour makes a glossy sauce.
They're not too keen on beef, which is a shame because it's my favourite. MrsF doesn't like it either, probably because she's been left with three working taste buds after years of eating cremated meat at her parents.Comment
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