That oxtail looks fab!
I'll have a look for my trays, on Amazon. I can't recall if I bought mine on Amazon or TKMaxx.
Goonergal, I can't find a link to mine, but they're a little bit like these, with a filler hole. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Extra-La...863980?hash=item469df6212c:g:-NYAAOSwWq9di5Ps When I use those, I tend to reduce the broth a bit, to intensify the flavour and reduce the volume.
I don't know how much broth you've made, or what quantities you intend to drink it in, in a sitting, bu I use these quite a bit for broth and stock these days, as 450ml is a good mug size: https://groceries.asda.com/product/...orge-home-clip-lid-food-storers/1000049184552
(MrB reckons I have breeding programme for them, as they seem to multiply from time to time.)
I've also been trying to adopt the Nadia Hussain style of freezing, using ziploc bags, laid flat to freeze, making very easily stored. This isn't Nadia, but you get the drift:
That is so obvious and yet I've never thought about it. I use ziplocks and they are a pain sometimes but lay them flat! So obvious. Thanks for that. My freezer will benefit from that.Goonergal, I can't find a link to mine, but they're a little bit like these, with a filler hole. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Extra-La...863980?hash=item469df6212c:g:-NYAAOSwWq9di5Ps When I use those, I tend to reduce the broth a bit, to intensify the flavour and reduce the volume.
I don't know how much broth you've made, or what quantities you intend to drink it in, in a sitting, bu I use these quite a bit for broth and stock these days, as 450ml is a good mug size: https://groceries.asda.com/product/...orge-home-clip-lid-food-storers/1000049184552
(MrB reckons I have breeding programme for them, as they seem to multiply from time to time.)
I've also been trying to adopt the Nadia Hussain style of freezing, using ziploc bags, laid flat to freeze, making very easily stored. This isn't Nadia, but you get the drift:
That is so obvious and yet I've never thought about it. I use ziplocks and they are a pain sometimes but lay them flat! So obvious. Thanks for that. My freezer will benefit from that.
That is so obvious and yet I've never thought about it. I use ziplocks and they are a pain sometimes but lay them flat! So obvious. Thanks for that. My freezer will benefit from that.
And then there are these https://www.amazon.co.uk/leegoal-Hands-Free-Plastic-Storage-Sandwich/dp/B07M9FP7J5
Take care you and yours.Breakfast #1 today (Thurs): Steak and egs, tomato.
Bags are packed and nearly ready to go, sent the black dog home and not to come back any time soon.
And mine!You know, I was literally looking at those a couple of days ago, thinking there were a masterstroke. They're now on my list.
And then there are these https://www.amazon.co.uk/leegoal-Hands-Free-Plastic-Storage-Sandwich/dp/B07M9FP7J5
Forgot to comment about the tv show I've seen it a few times its so funny its always on here on SBS TV every year. I read about how it was created to cover a 19 minute time slot but they never thought it would be so popular and its now a tradition to be put on every year for everyone to enjoy. I missed it this time was on quite early here unfortunately.Hello all,
First of all, happy New Year to everyone on this thread.
In twenty minutes, I will be watching "Dinner for one", a German New Year's eve tradition -- remember watching it even as a kid.
(Btw, it is a British sketch -- so apart from the German introduction, it's in English, here's a link, if anyone is interested https://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/Dinner-for-One-Das-Original,dinnerforone191.html)
Right now the cat is cuddling up with me, but as soon as the fireworks start, she'll be hiding in the back of the closet. Poor pets, glad this is only once a year.
@Tipetoo, @annabell1, @Quinn1066 -- Glad you're all safe from the fires, but still sounds pretty scary. Keeping my fingers crossed for some good rain.
OMAD again today ...
Breakfast: Two double decaffeinated espressos with cream and erythritol.
Lunch: Nothing.
Dinner: Fondue Bourguingnonne (chicken, calf) with six different homemade sauces (sate, tsatziki, honey mustard, chili-lime mayonnaise, cheese-butter with truffle, and ketchup-barbeque with tomato, bellpepper, onion). Also cornichons, baby corns (surprised they are only 5g of carbs per 100g) and some olives. 20g of 85% chocolate. Plenty of red wine.
Will be opening some pink sparkling wine for midnight.
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