Ron Merlin
Jus de chaussettes
Tilapia fillets and something... feck knows what yet. Need to Google recipes.
What's for tea tonight? (#8)
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River cobbler? Got a good Bengali fish curry recipe if you fancy it Ron
sheothebudworths
Up the bum - no babies!!!
Baked potato, leeks in white sauce, grated cheddar on top, melted under the grill!
Is that what you're having or is it a suggestion sheo? Must be a suggestion - it wasn't 3 paragraphs long
Was actually thinking of something like that, but have to do fucking laundry too, and get all camping gear sorted out, so cannae be arsed with actual cooking
Ron Merlin
Jus de chaussettes
Oo, sounds good, cheers soj. Was just going to knock up a basic bechamel and flavour it up with something random out of the cupboard, but that Bengali jobby sounds nice.
No worries mate - it is really tasty this, but not very hot (you could always make it hotter if you want but I like the tastiness/fishiness
) - oh and take no notice of the haddock bit, works great with tilapiaMaacher jhol (bengali fish curry)
Ingredients
500g haddock fillets, skinned
1/4 tsp Turmeric
1 tsp ground Cumin,
1 tsp ground Coriander,
2 green chillies, chopped
1/4 tsp Salt
handful coriander leaves, chopped
3 tbsp groundnut oil
For the sauce
1/4 tsp Cumin seeds
1/2 tsp brown orblack Mustard seeds
2 cloves Garlic, crushed
2 cm Ginger, grated
1 Onion, finely chopped
2 Tomatoes, roughly chopped
Method
1. Cut the fish into pieces, about 9cm long.
2. Combine the turmeric, ground cumin, ground coriander, chillies, salt and half the coriander leaves. Coat the fish evenly with this spice mixture.
3. Heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a frying pan set over a medium heat and fry the fish for 2 minutes on each side, until lightly browned. Drain on absorbent kitchen paper and set aside.
4. Heat the remaining oil in the same pan and add the cumin and mustard seeds. When they pop, add the garlic, ginger, onion, and tomatoes. Fry gently for 8 minutes.
5. Add about 200ml boiling water and stir to combine it with the masala.
6. Return the fish to the pan and simmer for 10-12 minutes, or until the sauce has slightly thickened and the fish is cooked.
Ron Merlin
Jus de chaussettes
Excellent! Will give it a go tonight. Ta v much!
Excellent! Will give it a go tonight. Ta v much!
I sometimes do this to go with it too:Bengali Vegetable Curry
(Curry of potato, aubergine, pumpkin & peas)
Method
Heat ghee and fry the mustard seeds, fenugreek, fennel, cumin, paprika and bay leaf. When the mustard seeds splutter, add the potatoes and fry for a few minutes then add the rest of the vegetables. Stir fry for five minutes. Sprinkle with salt and sugar and enough water to cook the vegetables. Cover and simmer till tender.
sorry, no initial ingredients list, but it's all there in the method innit?
Ron Merlin
Jus de chaussettes
I am awash, nay, inundated with recipes Most kind.
Most kind.
ringo
Macaroni cheese controller
Apparently I'm not having macaroni cheese, I'm having a curry delivered. Don't care as long as there's wine.
moonsi til
worked it out now!
I saw that you had posted ringo and looked in to see if i could copy your tea but I can't cos a) I don't like macaroni cheese (breathe) b) had a lot of curry of late & more planned this weekend.
My fridge is bare due to should have been at Shambala festival but the open has been postponed till tomorrow so I'm a bit stumped. I really have nothing as have spent sometime away from home too....argh....
My fridge is bare due to should have been at Shambala festival but the open has been postponed till tomorrow so I'm a bit stumped. I really have nothing as have spent sometime away from home too....argh....
I am awash, nay, inundated with recipes
Y'welcome Ron - hope you enjoy them as much as I have
Motown_ben
Well-Known Member
Sausage and pasta bake tonight, cheap and cheerful!
ringo
Macaroni cheese controller
Looks like a store cupboard special Moonsi! Unless there's something lurking in the freezer maybe?
Steel Icarus
we move
Just had a rather marvellous sausage and canellini bean and tomato casseroley thing, with mozzerella-y mashed tatie. Nomnomnom.
Ron Merlin
Jus de chaussettes
No worries mate - it is really tasty this, but not very hot (you could always make it hotter if you want but I like the tastiness/fishiness
Maacher jhol (bengali fish curry)
Ingredients
500g haddock fillets, skinned
1/4 tsp Turmeric
1 tsp ground Cumin,
1 tsp ground Coriander... etc
Made this last night with the tilapia fillets. Not much prep required, dead easy to cook and didn't take long at all. What a delight! It worked really well, which surprised me as it was the first time I'd done it (usually I need a few attempts to fine-tune recipes). SWMBO's eyes lit up as she tasted it! A real hit - will deffo make it again. Cheers Soj!
As for tonight, I've got no idea. Something with sweet potato mash, perhaps. There's a load in the fridge gently mouldering, so I'd better get them devoured sharpish. There may be wine...
Biddlybee
making knots with sticks
Why?I'm cooking for Madzone and Biddlybee.. I'm having a bit of a panic about cooking for B!
sheothebudworths
Up the bum - no babies!!!
^Yum! I like your doily, too!
I'm having a thai beef noodle salad. That is all.*
* @ soj
I'm having a thai beef noodle salad. That is all.*
*
@ sojThe nights are clearly drawing in and I've an urge to cook a whopping sized sausage casserole of some kind, using spectacular amounts of bangers, chorizo, beans and greens. I suspect that, over Carnival weekend, it's going to be hard to find much time for home cooking.
Numbers
an ting!
Not me tea as such as have just eaten it now so there'll be no tea tonight.
Just had a cpl of small fiillets of steak covered with a pea/egg blend and topped/poured with baked camembert with a red onion, garlic, rosemary, olive oil topping, + rustic bread.
Washed down with a cpl of Daiquiri's
Just had a cpl of small fiillets of steak covered with a pea/egg blend and topped/poured with baked camembert with a red onion, garlic, rosemary, olive oil topping, + rustic bread.
Washed down with a cpl of Daiquiri's
I bought a bag of what my fishmonger calls "Fish pie mix" to make a fish pie. These tend to be the ends of sides of this that and the other that he's got left when he's cut fish to size for customers and usually they are less than about an inch square or so. Great value at £2.00 for about a kilo of mixed fish, though.
However, seeing as
A) It's bloody roasting and not fish pie weather
B) When I opened the bag there were lots of MASSIVE pieces of salmon and tuna and squid and cod and monkfish and whiting and some prawns. Result!
So I decided to make a fishy spaghetti dinner. The sauce was tomatoes and onions and capers and parsley and tarragon and garlic and a hefty squirt of lemon juice.
It was bloody lovely.
However, seeing as
A) It's bloody roasting and not fish pie weather
B) When I opened the bag there were lots of MASSIVE pieces of salmon and tuna and squid and cod and monkfish and whiting and some prawns. Result!
So I decided to make a fishy spaghetti dinner. The sauce was tomatoes and onions and capers and parsley and tarragon and garlic and a hefty squirt of lemon juice.
It was bloody lovely.
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
Tesco veggie pies. 
One day when I'm organised, I'm going to pester my fishmonger for a bag of bits.
One day when I'm organised, I'm going to pester my fishmonger for a bag of bits.
vauxhallmum
had to scrap the cheap car
Beer and Oysters. I'm feeling decadent (and not very hungry) tonight.
