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Old 30-11-2009, 13:53   #11
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Heh, there's a similar recipe to this which I've done for ages

Basically, chicken strips, mix an egg and paint on, then roll in Sage & Onion Paxo and fry.

Serve with a dip made of mayo, ketchup, lemon juice and chilli sauce to taste. Nomnomnom
That's profound, my good man. I shall try it
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Old 30-11-2009, 14:21   #12
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I was going to knock up something similar for lunch today but found my supplies vacant of eggs and paxo *engaged the jingobrain chuggACHUHGGAGAGAGAAAAWOOOOOwoooowWOOOOO!!*

Dipped a chicken strip in a mixture of teriyaki and mango, smothered in breadcrumbs (stale bread, seasoning, spices etc in the blender), back in the mix, back in the breadcrumbs- then in the griddle pan for 3/4 mins each side before being popped in a pitta.

Lunch = done

I don't think it missed having the egg, I just had to be more delicate when turning on the pan - worked a treat though and is currently filling my belleh!
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Old 30-11-2009, 15:15   #13
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What!! Damn you working from home!! I have a rubbish sandwich for lunch!!
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Old 30-11-2009, 15:20   #14
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I have a rubbish sandwich for lunch!!
I had roast beef with mash potato and broccoli in gravy *nomnomnom* and it was free *loves my work*
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Old 30-11-2009, 16:36   #16
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i've ended up being boring. First was going to make Thai Green Curry, then thought maybe beef stroganoff... ended up buying stuff to make burgers but they shall be great burgers!
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Old 30-11-2009, 16:46   #17
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Burgers are awesome! They're so often badly cooked and have a bad reputation but if they're made with good ingredients and well cooked they can be a very tasty meal.

Normally I make lamb burgers with plenty of mint. Nom!
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Old 30-11-2009, 16:57   #18
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Agree I love making home made burgers.

I haven't had breaded chicken for ages. So just got some turkey to have later. Going to do a cajun sauce and gnochi.
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If only I'd of had that thought - i've not had a lamb burger in ages

next time i'll buy lamb mince and fresh mint and it'll be epic
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Heh, there's a similar recipe to this which I've done for ages

Basically, chicken strips, mix an egg and paint on, then roll in Sage & Onion Paxo and fry.

Serve with a dip made of mayo, ketchup, lemon juice and chilli sauce to taste. Nomnomnom
I was at the Good Food show on Saturday and one of the demos used sage & onion stuffing as a crunchy coating. Inspired!
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