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Thick-Cut Pork Chops with Apples and Onion. This almost worked. Needed garlic. Pork could have been more tender. Apple/onion sauce with beer and fond was passable. https://t.co/mGPnGE9Ors pic.twitter.com/Jz8STVbrro
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This is a recipe I’ve been chasing for a long time and well-made chicken wings are a joy. Korean wings from Hang Fire Southern Kitchen in Barry have been a recent joy. I’ve made dry, crispy wings, but absent a good dip they were merely only OK so this month we encountered the monthly magazine in Tesco and there was a recipe. I thought I’d give their chicken wing recipe a try. Boy, was I glad I did.
This recipe should be treated as a base and fiddle with you as you like. I used white vinegar, dijon mustard and sweet chilli sauce and it
You can tell I’m a bit biased towards certain ingredients. There’s a reason for that. A Taiwanese wife!
I found the greek yoghurt dip in the recipe unnecessary.
The ultimate, to me, chicken wing recipe.
Prepare the wings. Dry them then cut in half along the joint. I was surprised this made a difference. Set the oven to 200C/180C fan.
Mix the spice rub ingredients and crush in a pestle and mortar. Coat the chicken wings in the dry rub. Put in the oven in a tray covered with foil for 30 minutes, turning halfway.
Simmer the glaze mix for 5 minutes until slightly thick. Coat the wings in the glaze and then return to the oven of put on a barbecue for 10 minutes or so. Top with chopped spring onion.
Feel free to make substitutions. The second time I made this I added a little liquid smoke to the glaze for example. The basic method remains the same.
Serve with white rice (Nishiki in your rice cooker) or potato wedges, and a side vegetable like sweetcorn, charred on the BBQ if you like.
Yakitori chicken. Surprisingly easy.
One of the things I always enjoy in an izakaya with a nice frosty Asahi
It turns out yakitori
Tare sauce typically looks like:
Don’t sweat the tamari/dark soy sauce thing. Just use Kikkoman
Garlic is a most important ingredient. It’s rare in our house we don’t use it. Whether it’s starting a tomato sauce by frying an onion or crushing into teryaki sauce it’s unthinkable to cook without it. You shouldn’t taste it in the dish, but it rounds out the finished product nicely.
The example above was acquired at the food festival in cardiff bay for a whopping £2.50. It’s from the Pyrenées and I’m sure it’ll be worth at as soon as we’ve eaten the garlic I got from the Italian deli. I blame the TV chefs of the ’80s who woke British cuisine up and stole everyone elses. Food in the UK is not streets ahead of where it used to be.
We also had Keralan fried chicken from Purple Poppadom for lunch which is always good.
Sticky beer-baked chicken recipe. You had me at beer! https://t.co/WTGzplcaIH pic.twitter.com/svVXv8OREJ
— Nomr (@nomruk) February 26, 2020
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Slow Cooker Barbecue Ribs. "Barbecure sauce." Baby Ray's is ine of choice these days. https://t.co/1YwSROgivy pic.twitter.com/dT2Sa56rSq
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Tom Kerridge's spicy bean burger. When I was a student, I ate bean burgers all the time. Time to go back to that? https://t.co/ULZbffY4JG pic.twitter.com/D0cp692IAh
— Nomr (@nomruk) February 24, 2020
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Lu Rou Fan (Taiwanese Braised Pork Rice Bowl). A staple food! https://t.co/L2BlEIFPLk pic.twitter.com/YEGDZwlOvR
— Nomr (@nomruk) February 23, 2020
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Sticky Hoisin Chicken. As Nigella would say: unctious. https://t.co/JivNLOMV5U pic.twitter.com/7dbfyeLg4A
— Nomr (@nomruk) February 22, 2020
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It's in season in the UK right now. You have no excuse not to stew rhubarb. On porridge, with custard, with cream. Now I'm hungry. https://t.co/fcxV8tg5yi pic.twitter.com/73FlVFAFmh
— Nomr (@nomruk) February 22, 2020
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Moroccan chicken flatbreads. It's in the herbs and spices. https://t.co/1pLwUCKRmW pic.twitter.com/Jus5GhZKkB
— Nomr (@nomruk) February 21, 2020
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Hairy Biker's Eggs Benedict. Make your own Hollandaise. It's a revelation. https://t.co/3nohleVxJp pic.twitter.com/v04LCkJQLS
— Nomr (@nomruk) February 20, 2020
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Sausage and mash pie. A twist on a classic. The key is in the gravy. https://t.co/NGvjmPPSU4 pic.twitter.com/idIWBfZjCf
— Nomr (@nomruk) February 19, 2020
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From Pinch of Nom – Crispy Chilli Beef. A Chinese classic. A favourite. https://t.co/OyNeH9MRK1 pic.twitter.com/kKohO5loyw
— Nomr (@nomruk) February 18, 2020
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Vegetarian moussaka. Red lentils and aubergine. Oh, yes. https://t.co/YlqfyeDFJY pic.twitter.com/pHyYehDt14
— Nomr (@nomruk) February 16, 2020
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