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  • Ok, sorry for the delay in replying but been really busy.
    My son says they have a machine that cooks the eggs, so not fried in any way, they add water and cover so they certainly sound like a poached version.
    Real men never follow instructions; after all they are just the manufacturer's opinion on how to put something together. :p
  • We had Char sui pork instead of a traditional roast today - it was delicious!

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  • sb44
    sb44 Posts: 5,203 Forumite
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    We had Char sui pork instead of a traditional roast today - it was delicious!

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    Mmmmmmmmmmmmm! :)

    That looks nice, was that a pork loin cut that you used?
  • zenmaster
    zenmaster Posts: 3,151 Forumite
    I came to this thread for advice on thin slicing as my kebab turned out more like a meatloaf sandwich. Looks like you have it sussed.

    It seems the key is to slice it cold. I was going to try my veg peeler but I've got a mandolin so will do a head to head between the two.

    Also, I could not get the red (chilli?) sauce to work. Waaaaaaaay too vinegary, with the ketchup and mint sauce. I'm going to try passata next time.

    It's interesting to see the different "loaf" shapes. You can spot the breadmakers! I make mine in the traditional "elephant's leg" shape for that extra touch of authenticity.
  • sb44 wrote: »
    Mmmmmmmmmmmmm! :)

    That looks nice, was that a pork loin cut that you used?

    I bought a pork tenderlion fillet in Morrisons, wasnt too expensive either! Shrunk alot though :O
  • JulieGeorgiana
    JulieGeorgiana Posts: 2,475 Forumite
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    edited 17 October 2010 at 6:43PM
    Melonade wrote: »
    Thats looks gorgeous!!! Can I ask were you buy the muffins from please? I buy the Asda english muffins and they look nothing like those :( OH and son said the only thing not quite right are the muffins I use... other than that I've nailed the rest of it by using all the ingredients this time :rotfl:

    OMG I wish I could eat eggs, I have to have plain sausage and cheese muffins :(

    These are Sainsbury's Basic Muffins (59p) and they were perfect! Good luck next time x

    I only used half the sage in the sausage after reading feedback on here!!

    I used a large cookie cutter for an egg ring! Trick was to cook it on a REALLY low heat!
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  • I made the Garlic Bread today... it was the BEST garlic bread ever had... another win in my book! I used old baguette slices I froze after a BBQ months ago :D

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    We spend money we don't have, on things that we don't need, to impress people we don't like. I don't and I'm happy!
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    Overpayments Made: £5400 - Interest Saved: £11,550 - Months Saved: 24
  • I made the Garlic Bread today... it was the BEST garlic bread ever had... another win in my book! I used old baguette slices I froze after a BBQ months ago :D

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    That looks so yummy! I made it too on Sat, using a reduced ciabatta loaf from tesco. Cant wait to try it again!
  • That looks so yummy! I made it too on Sat, using a reduced ciabatta loaf from tesco. Cant wait to try it again!

    Mine were poppy seeds, Seasam Seedsed and tiger loaf! Such a mix, I thought maybe tiger loaf wouldn't work! But it did... we cannot wait until we have it again... maybe with homemade bread next time!!!
    We spend money we don't have, on things that we don't need, to impress people we don't like. I don't and I'm happy!
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  • elf06
    elf06 Posts: 1,547 Forumite
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    Will try and get some photos up later folks - going to try the sweet and sour chicken balls and fried rice tonight
    Emma :dance:

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