a bowl of pistachio nuts, sprinkled with salt, pepper and chille flakes
yum yum
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Day 1 is prepping the tails, rendering the fat and cooking for 4 hours at a low temp, day two after its cooled taking the fat off the top ( easier if it has been in the fridge overnight), the taking the meat off the bone and finishing the stew off and then slow cooking for at least another 2 hours. You can eat it on day two if you like.Originally posted by cojak View PostOh, I don't mind that, I thought it might have involved intermediate steps. Do you plonk it in the fridge once it's cooled down before reheating on day 3?
I like to serve it with a good buttery mash
( and a nice bottle of claret!)
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Apple and ginger at the moment. (Loooaaads of apples this year).Originally posted by zeitghostMe too.
Mmmmmmmmmm.
Strawberry, blackberry, blackcurrent or gooseberry?
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Oh, I don't mind that, I thought it might have involved intermediate steps. Do you plonk it in the fridge once it's cooled down before reheating on day 3?Originally posted by norrahe View PostI go with the Leiths version, I always make stews a few days/day in advance they taste better.
For me I always go for long slow cooking always worth the wait.
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I go with the Leiths version, I always make stews a few days/day in advance they taste better.Originally posted by cojak View PostNot for me it doesn't - I'm only prepared to wait for bread and booze
I Use the Hairy Biker's recipe - simple and tasty. BBC - Food - Recipes : Oxtail stew
For me I always go for long slow cooking always worth the wait.
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Not for me it doesn't - I'm only prepared to wait for bread and boozeOriginally posted by norrahe View PostMmmmm, oxtail stew. I love making that but it does take about 3 days, worth it though!
I Use the Hairy Biker's recipe - simple and tasty. BBC - Food - Recipes : Oxtail stew
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I think I'll get a bit of oxtail next weekend, throw in a few dumplings as well....
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This is good with fresh bread.
Curried pumpkin and bacon soup
need to leave it for a day for the curry powder to work.
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Beef Stew with dumplings or mash or in a giant yorkie pud
Toad in the Hole with onion gravy
Chips and Gravy
Any sort of suet pudding but especially Sussex Pond Pudding
Have just scoffed a couple of toasted crumpets with strawberry jam and a mug of tea
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