@Annb - you could always do Deviled Kidneys. That has no alcohol in it. Similar idea, finely chopped onion, sauce in butter until soft. Add the prepped kidneys, fry for 2 or 3 mins. Add tablespoon of tomato puree and mustard. Mix and add a little stock (about 10mls). Add some lea & perrins and season to taste. Simmer and reduce. As before add chopped parsley at the end. I used to always dust the kidneys in seasoned flour. Same with liver. Nowadays I use seasoned bamboo fibre or oat fibre which I get online. I tried to get kidneys today and couldn't. Butcher was saying it's because the slaughterhouse has been closed since 24 December. Tripe? Even I have major problems getting that. I've now tracked down an offal butcher in Edinburgh so fingers crossed I can get tripe in a week or so. I hate going into town (especially as they have work underway to extend the trams) but I'd tolerate it to get tripe.
@Brunneria funny about the white tipped hair, could be all the rage this year! I thought emulsion paint washed out, its not as if you can use white spirit.
New recipe trialled today for a lateish lunch. Carnivore meatloaf. Adapted something I found on DietDoctor. Pretty good. Feeling full so not sure whether anything else will be required today. Although I did buy some rather nice looking cheese in Lidl earlier....
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Is the filling beef and bacon? Is there something else mixed with it to hold it together, or is it just depending on the bacon outside?
Forgot to mention for those discussing micro plane graters etc, Lidl have 2 separate multi grater things in store - mix of different size graters/slicers. Also mini choppers, blenders, pressure cookers (although the equivalent size Instant Pot isn’t much more expensive), and some nice glass storage containers.
Editing to add link: https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/p/kitchen-kit/ernesto-multi-purpose-grater-or-grater-set/p28684
Hi Ann, I lined the loaf tin with bacon (having greased it), then the mince was mixed with a 40g bag of Awfully Posh Pork Crackling which had been blitzed in a mini chopper (that’s what helps to bind it, but an egg would do the same job) and some grated mozzarella. Seasoned (used onion granules, herbes de Provence, salt and pepper). Also added a knob of butter. Press the mix into the tin, fold the bacon over the top and hey presto! Held together really well.
Thanks for the heads up. Not sure if I’m happy or trepidatious about a trip there - I always seem to end up buying the whole middle aisle.
Trepidatious is a great word!
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