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What's for dinner?

Baywasp

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My son's home for the weekend and has requested roast beef and yorksire pudding. Not sure what to do for dessert yet - probably raspberry cheesecake as it's easy and I'm feeling lazy.
I’ve still never gotten the chance to try Yorkshire pudding. I probably would have by now but the only place I know where to get it around here is my favorite pub, which has been closed for months :(
The meal sounds great though. I always wanted my mom to make roast beef when I got to pick. That or fried chicken, which she didn’t always really wanna make for some reason. Or lasagna, which I now know is a pain in the ass to make.
 

Sunspots

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I’ve still never gotten the chance to try Yorkshire pudding.
You might be able to buy them ready made and frozen, I know they sell them over here in most supermarkets.

I find fried chicken hard to make. I can never get the breadcrumbs to stick properly no matter what I do. Yeah, lasagna is a pain in the ass to make but it is so worth the effort!
 

KM76710

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You might be able to buy them ready made and frozen, I know they sell them over here in most supermarkets.

I find fried chicken hard to make. I can never get the breadcrumbs to stick properly no matter what I do. Yeah, lasagna is a pain in the ass to make but it is so worth the effort!
Best way I know for frying chicken or chicken fried steak is a heavy cast iron skillet full of hot grease and prepare the chicken by double coating with buttermilk and flour seasoned with whatever you like. I prefer: salt, pepper, garlic powder, thyme, cayenne and smoked paprika.

Supper today, breakfast sausage from wild boar and pancakes with blackstrap molasses, orange juice to drink.
 

Sunspots

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Sounds yummy. How do you make your cheesecake?
It's so easy..
Biscuit base in a loose bottom cake tin.
Beat cream cheese, cream and sugar together then swirl through raspberries and melted chocolate (either milk or white chocolate work really well.
Leave in fridge to set then drizzle some more melted chocolate over the top.
 

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