What's For Dinner Tonight?

satanboy

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Smells like chicken, tastes like chicken....the SO asked if I was sure it wasn't. LOL
My last item from my 1st purchase from vegan.africa. Everything was so good I placed another order last night.
 
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How do you make the naan?
4 cups self raising flour
3 cups double cream plain yogurt

Mix and knead (adding little more flour if too wet)

Cut into 8 to 10 pieces
Roll out very thin

Fry in a hot pan on both sides until golden and bubbly

I like to brush it with garlic butter as it comes out the pan
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Chilli bites, veggies in crumbs, garlic butter naan bread, stir fry veggies
 

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Just for me

mushroom cheese sauce with crispy bacon between two home made beef patties on a slice of gluten-free french toast

Awwww ..... that looks REALLY gooooood ........

I had a faux something similar from Wendys - the baconator.
Its shitty kaas, with bacon strips, a flat sausage thing and a fucked up egg, with ketchup.
Tastes alot better than it looks ......

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Awwww ..... that looks REALLY gooooood ........

I had a faux something similar from Wendys - the baconator.
Its shitty kaas, with bacon strips, a flat sausage thing and a fucked up egg, with ketchup.
Tastes alot better than it looks ......

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In wales and some parts of the uk, even North Yorkshire, we call those butties. Don’t ask me why bec I haven’t a clue.

it’s a popular takeaway meal - we serve them with sausage cut in halves, topped with any filling such as cheese, chips, cooked tomato, bacon and eggs. Most popular filling where I work - breakfast butties with sausage, egg and bacon.
 

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In wales and some parts of the uk, even North Yorkshire, we call those butties. Don’t ask me why bec I haven’t a clue.

it’s a popular takeaway meal - we serve them with sausage cut in halves, topped with any filling such as cheese, chips, cooked tomato, bacon and eggs. Most popular filling where I work - breakfast butties with sausage, egg and bacon.
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Butternut Soup I made from scratch. I started off by cutting 2 butternuts in half, removing the seeds and adding a pinch of seasoning along with fresh rosemary from the garden, pop it in the oven letting them absorb all the flavours. After that I remove the rosemary. Skin the rest of the butternut and cut it up as small as I can. In a pot I finely chop a whole onion add 3 teaspoons of garlic paste or cloves if I have, 1 teaspoon of lemon juice and a tablespoon of cinnamon, 3 cubes of chicken stock dissolved into 250ml of water. Once the onions are glazed, I add the butternut then the water and let it cook for about 1 hour, checking continuously mixing from the bottom, I crush 2 jalepenos and toss it in with complete regret, lastly I add in 180g of salted butter, not margarine or fat spread and 150ml of cream. After its boiled down to a consistency of pulpy pumpkin I turn off the heat complete.

Final step.
If you don't have a blender it's okay you can use a mixer/ whisk but it won't be as smooth I found it perfectly fine as I prefer that texture.
 

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Butternut Soup I made from scratch. I started off by cutting 2 butternuts in half, removing the seeds and adding a pinch of seasoning along with fresh rosemary from the garden, pop it in the oven letting them absorb all the flavours. After that I remove the rosemary. Skin the rest of the butternut and cut it up as small as I can. In a pot I finely chop a whole onion add 3 teaspoons of garlic paste or cloves if I have, 1 teaspoon of lemon juice and a tablespoon of cinnamon, 3 cubes of chicken stock dissolved into 250ml of water. Once the onions are glazed, I add the butternut then the water and let it cook for about 1 hour, checking continuously mixing from the bottom, I crush 2 jalepenos and toss it in with complete regret, lastly I add in 180g of salted butter, not margarine or fat spread and 150ml of cream. After its boiled down to a consistency of pulpy pumpkin I turn off the heat complete.

Final step.
If you don't have a blender it's okay you can use a mixer/ whisk but it won't be as smooth I found it perfectly fine as I prefer that texture.

Looks great. You can also grate some fresh nutmeg and ~1tbsp of honey.
 
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