What's in the casserole? I like mashed potatoes with gamey stews.What should I serve it with?
If you ever see reindeer get that. Lovely stuff and is fantastic in a casserole.That will depend on what's in the shop
Thanks for the tip - Lidl are selling it frozen at the moment.If you ever see reindeer get that. Lovely stuff and is fantastic in a casserole.
I can get you my mum's (well nan's really) recipe for reindeer shaving casserole if you want.Thanks for the tip - Lidl are selling it frozen at the moment.
Back to the OP, whatever you fancy to mop up the gravy bit with.
Yes please.I can get you my mum's (well nan's really) recipe for reindeer shaving casserole if you want.
It won't be today, but tomorrow if I remember - feel free to remind me.Yes please.
No hurry.It won't be today, but tomorrow if I remember - feel free to remind me.
I had rabbit stew last night and made rabbit ears to go with it. I even took a pic
What are you doing with the fur coats?
Thanks for that, it's even onionfree.@Greebo, I haven't talked to mum yet, but I'm pretty sure she follows a relatively trad recipe, so I'll just translate one I found on tinternet.<snip>
Oh yeah, I forget you have allium issues. Bonus that.Thanks for that, it's even onionfree.
@Greebo, I haven't talked to mum yet, but I'm pretty sure she follows a relatively trad recipe, so I'll just translate one I found on tinternet.
I left out one ingredient - brown cheese (not regular cheese, but caramelised whey) - which you can't find here easily I'd think. It adds sweetness basically, so just substitute in something else if you think you need more sweet.
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Gjetost or geitost (mean's goat cheese), either is fine. Whereabouts are you?You can Gjegost (sp?) near me, I think it should be availble some wher in a big city
Gjetost or geitost (mean's goat cheese), either is fine. Whereabouts are you?