Matty W
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ok so im aware that this is like my 8th post about food & they usualy tend to make you hungry.
so i had a brain wave whilst making my sandwich which consisted of placing philidelphia onto a slice of turkey, wrapping it up like a tortilla wrap and placing it under the grill to melt.. then various other things that id never usualy have on a sandwich like onions and stuff.. sorry, enough about the sandwich
What is your best dish? can be something youve created from an idea or a twist on an original recipe
Pics if possible.. even better if you can include the recipe for me to try 
[Edited on 24-04-2011 by music1990]
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Jed D
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Location: Durham
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peanut butter on egg sandwich
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C2RL R
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Location: Redcliffe, QLD
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I've not created anything but I make an awesome stir fry and my chilli ain't bad either.
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Ingham
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Location: Burnley, Lancashire
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2 slice of heavily buttered bread, 2 cooked to perfection burgers, 1 cheese hamwich nice and crispy.
Hamwich in between the burgers, topped with West Indian Hot Pepper Sauce. Slab together and there you have it, meaty goodness with cheese and hot stuff!
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Shell
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You lot are vile. How are you not all dying of heart attacks?!
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BarnshaW
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spaghetti bolognese sandwich with grated cheese in
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Russ
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Used to love, salad + grated carrot/beetroot/cheese mash potato and ham with a bit of French bread. Healthy and nice.
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smcGSI16V
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Thai style sirloin steak
Gridle a sirloin steak to your liking.
mix in a pot
juice of 1 lime
finely chopped 2 chillis
finely chopped 2 cloves of garlic
Grated thumb size piece of ginger including the juices
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 table spoons soy sauce
Once steak is done place on a plate and cut into slices but not all the way through.
Pour on made up sauce above and leave for a couple of minutes.
Serve on a bed of Pak Choi with a dollop of nice creamy mash to the side.
Pour over remaining juices from the plate steak has rested on.
Quite possibly my favourite ever dish.
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Eck
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Location: Lundin Links, Fife
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Fajitas. With smoked salmon and beef jerky beside it.
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Jamie-C
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Location: Ballycastle
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Stew!
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Shelly
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BarnshaW
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those cakes look lush!
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Eck
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They look sweet. Look like the cakes from BB's around here!
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Ingham
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quote:
Originally posted by Shelly
Where are them from Shelly? Home made?
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Shelly
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Made by me
Baked
Goodies
Iced
Finished
[Edited on 24-04-2011 by Shelly]
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Lawrah
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quote:
Originally posted by Eck
They look sweet. Look like the cakes from BB's around here!
BiBi's is amazing. Guinness cupcake please!
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JonnyJ
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 they look AWESOME.
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Eck
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quote:
Originally posted by Lawrah
quote:
Originally posted by Eck
They look sweet. Look like the cakes from BB's around here!
BiBi's is amazing. Guinness cupcake please!
If I find one I'll send you it  But never seen one there! Chilli Chocolate is immense.
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Shelly
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Made these for my nieces birthday
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Shell
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Shelly, I keep looking at your cake pics on Facebook, drooling like a mad cupcake junkie (not far from reality really!) and always wind up wanting to ask you to marry me
And Laura was that the st paddys day special cupcake? Apparently everyone went daft for them
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Phillips_91
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quote:
Originally posted by smcGSI16V
Thai style sirloin steak
Gridle a sirloin steak to your liking.
mix in a pot
juice of 1 lime
finely chopped 2 chillis
finely chopped 2 cloves of garlic
Grated thumb size piece of ginger including the juices
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 table spoons soy sauce
Once steak is done place on a plate and cut into slices but not all the way through.
Pour on made up sauce above and leave for a couple of minutes.
Serve on a bed of Pak Choi with a dollop of nice creamy mash to the side.
Pour over remaining juices from the plate steak has rested on.
Quite possibly my favourite ever dish.
That sounds quite nice, but that must be garlicy (sp) as fook
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Shelly
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quote:
Originally posted by Shell
Shelly, I keep looking at your cake pics on Facebook, drooling like a mad cupcake junkie (not far from reality really!) and always wind up wanting to ask you to marry me
And Laura was that the st paddys day special cupcake? Apparently everyone went daft for them
They are easy to make, have a go! I just use a basic sponge mix.
4oz caster sugar, 4oz margarine, vanilla essence - beat together until light and fluffy
Add 2 eggs, 4oz self raising flour ( or 3oz flour and 1oz cocoa for chocolate ones) and a teaspoon of baking powder
Mix it until light and fluffy and then spoon into cases, about 2 level tablespoons in each case, bake for approx 20 mins at gas mark 5
For icing I just about 50th of butter (not marg) and icing sugar and whatever favouring and colouring you want.
For the chocolate rocky road ones, I melt 200g of chocolate and add about 3/4 to the butter and icing sugar. Stick whatever goodies you want in the top and drizzle the leftover melted chocolate on the top. Crunchie goes a bit gooey btw.
The icing got to be quite thick so you can pipe it.
The above mix should make about 12 cakes.
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Ingham
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Trip to Clitheroe for me soon 
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Shelly
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Get baking Jonny!
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sand-eel
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I put 3 fried eggs in 1 roll the other day 
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