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Nigel Slater's "Tender" recipes
jaybee
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I am wondering if anyone else has this book and is having as much trouble with locating recipes in the index?
After watching last night's programme I decided that I would make the sausage and pasta recipe. I have tried looking it up under 'sausage', 'pasta' etc. but simply can't find it! I'm pretty sure that I can more or less do it from the top of my head, but it's so annoying.
I was trying to look another recipe up last week and was unable to find it in the index.
I do love the book (apart from that) and it is beautifully produced (except for the index).
After watching last night's programme I decided that I would make the sausage and pasta recipe. I have tried looking it up under 'sausage', 'pasta' etc. but simply can't find it! I'm pretty sure that I can more or less do it from the top of my head, but it's so annoying.
I was trying to look another recipe up last week and was unable to find it in the index.
I do love the book (apart from that) and it is beautifully produced (except for the index).
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I don't think that the book is actually related to the TV show. The sausage and mustard thing from last night you can find here
I think the TV show is to tie in with the dig in campaign and the book is a happy coincidence
I love the book, slowly working my way through reading it, I love to read his books, actually more than I like to watch him on the TV0 -
hotcookie101 - thank you so much for your quick reply and the link to the recipes. No wonder I thought I was going crazy!!!
Yes, I love reading his books, too - they are so much more than 'just cookery books'.0 -
I've been really enjoying Nigel Slater's latest series - I love the fact that he doesn't like being called a 'chef' and would rather be known as a 'cook'; it makes him far more real, and his recipes are great, cheap, and achievable. I just love his kitchen, too, especially all the herbs just outside his back door - bliss! I have a great book of his that was given away with a magazine a few years ago (Nigel Slater's Real Fast Food), and it's a fabulous book.KNIT YOUR SQUARE TOTALS:
Squares: 11, Animal blankets: 20 -
It isn't in Tender. Tender is a book about vegetable cookery. It isn't designed to accompany the Simple Suppers series.I am wondering if anyone else has this book and is having as much trouble with locating recipes in the index?
After watching last night's programme I decided that I would make the sausage and pasta recipe. I have tried looking it up under 'sausage', 'pasta' etc. but simply can't find it! I'm pretty sure that I can more or less do it from the top of my head, but it's so annoying.
I was trying to look another recipe up last week and was unable to find it in the index.
I do love the book (apart from that) and it is beautifully produced (except for the index).
I think you've missed the point of his ideas
. He doesn't want you to follow a recipe but take inspiration from it.
All he did was cook some pasta -any kind you like
Fry some onions
Take some sausages out of their skins and break into chunks, fry in a pan.
Add a good dollop of mustard -whatever kind you like
Add a pot of cream (if you like) and some herbs -thyme would be my choice.
Stir in the drained pasta.
I'll be making it next week but I certainly won't be following a recipe. Also love the cheese, ham and beans idea too.0 -
Thanks mioliere - I have all of his books and they are among my most used cookery books.
thriftlady - thanks for taking the time to spell it out for me
. I think my one remaining brain cell is struggling today (well, everyday actually!). I had remembered most of the ingredients but had totally forgotten about the mustard! 0 -
Jaybee-I didn't mean to sound patronising! -I do hope you weren't offended -curse the written medium:)0
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Thanks peeps, missed this series so will catch up online with it, I lurve Nigel Slater, his recipes are always so sensible and edible!GC Oct £387.69/£400, GC Nov £312.58/£400, GC Dec £111.87/£4000
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thriftlady wrote: »Jaybee-I didn't mean to sound patronising! -I do hope you weren't offended -curse the written medium:)
No, no, not at all - I didn't mean for my reply to make it look as though I'd taken it the wrong way:rotfl:0 -
Just reporting back to say that I made it last night and it was delicious! Thanks again :beer:0
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