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Thu Feb 18, 2010 9:04 pm

  • Hey!

    Many of you know I love b33r. And maybe you've guessed too, I love to have a good meal too :mrgreen:
    Long time ago Captain Haddock had the idea, to share what makes us well fed, to be able to frag all night and day long. That's why I've started this thread :D
    Today, I've had a very delicious , that I just have to share with you :)

    Toasted Liver, here knows as "Resztelt" Liver:
    For a good dinner and lunch the next day, you'll need:
    500g chicken liver (works with pig liver too, but chicken liver is more soft)
    oil
    2 onions
    2-3 vegetable paprika
    pepper
    grounded red paprika
    salt

    Time to cook: 45-60 minutes.

    Chop up the onions into very small pieces, and cut up the vegetable paprika into larger ones.
    Poor some oil into a larger dish. I've used my wok for this.
    When the oil got hot, put the chopped up onion into it. Braise it untill it gets glassy.
    Next, put the vegetable paprika in the dish. Braise that too, until it gets half-cooked. In the same time, you can flavour it with pepper / salt to your liking.
    While you braise the vegetable pepper, add the grounded red paprika too, untill it gets some fine, rusty-brown color. To prevent the vegetables of getting burnt, pour some water into the dish too.
    Once the vegetable paprika is halfway cooked, you can add the liver to the dish. Cook it slowly, so it won't get burned and keeps it's softness. Don't forget to stir it now and then. If the water boils away, add more, or simply turn the fire halfway down, and place a cover over the dish. Also, if you cook the liver slowly, it'll run a very fine, brownish gravy too! :)
    Before you think the liver is finished, remove the cover and turn up the heating, so you can boil away the water, and you'll get te gravy a bit more dense.

    This is how it should look like:

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    Bon apetit! :mrgreen:

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Thu Feb 18, 2010 10:18 pm

  • Today I cooked Creme Brulee (desert), following this video tutorial (sorry, it's in German). I got a set last xmas, and I already used it twice, and it has always worked out fine so far. Looking forward to eat it tomorrow (it will stay in the fridge till tomorrow).
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Sat Feb 20, 2010 10:54 pm

  • The mysterious Mr. 4m wrote:Recently, i discovered the joys of cooking Carazza.

    BIFI !!!
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Mon Feb 22, 2010 5:00 pm

Mon Feb 22, 2010 8:54 pm

  • How can you cook yourself?
    You will just melt.
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Wed Feb 24, 2010 1:29 am

  • And You will get your fur all sticky, if you don't stop poking me. :lol:

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Wed Feb 24, 2010 5:32 am

  • I recently learned to make Calzones.

    But I don't put any kind of guts in them, so apparently no one here would want to eat them.
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