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I am Fed Up. The thread has vanished. Did the mods get in a sulk?
And why do I have to sign in again and again? I haven'y gone off-line.

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I think they have moved it to YC, Baz.

I actually actively dislike this forum now. It's a shame there are so many people I'd like to stay in touch with.

Mods. Stop moving threads about. Please.

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Be calm. It's been less that 24 hours since they began this unfamiliar TT4. Things will improve.
Won't they?


Panza llena, corazón contenta.
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Little Bo peep has found your lost sheep. Here: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/thread.jspa?messageID=13459178&#13459178

Look, mods, sheep are edible. That's food related.

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Here you go. A recipe.

Ingredients :

2 kg middle neck mutton cut into equal size 50g pieces
60 ml oil
60 g butter
Seasoning [salt, pepper & sugar]
50g flour
700 ml brown chicken stock
350ml tomato concasse
350g mirepoix (onions, garlic, leek, celery, carrot, fennel)
80g tomato puree
1 faggot herbs 9parsley, thyme, bay leaf, crushed black pepper, 1 clove)
1 bunch chopped chives and parsley
Garnish
16 baby carrots
16 baby turnips
16 button onions
40g broad beans
40g French beans
Wash and peel all vegetables then glace in a. mixture of water, butter, sugar and salt. Once tender they should be added to the stew.

Method

Heat the oil and butter in a sautepan and place the seasoned mutton pieces in the pan.
Seal the meat briskly until it is caramelised with the salt, pepper and sugar.
The sugar settles slowly on the bottom of the pan where it turns to caramel. It is dissolved by moistening and ultimately will give the required colour of the sauce.
Take the meat from the pan then remove some of the fat. Add the mirepoix vegetables and sweat for a few minutes then add the puree of tomato, then the flour and cook for a few minutes. Add the stock a little at a time mixing thoroughly to prevent lumps then add the tomato concasse, bring to the boil and skin. Drop in the faggot and cook in the oven for approx 1½ hours.
Once the meat is tender, decant the meat pieces and pass the braising liquor through a chinois onto the cooked meat pieces. Finally take the glazed vegetables and potatoes and add to the stew. Season to taste and finish with chopped parsley.

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Was it a mutton post??.....no wonder they zapped it.....

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Zap the fecker again I say......

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it was a mutton grumble, Brock.

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Ingredients :

2 kg middle neck mutton cut into equal size 50g pieces
60 ml oil
60 g butter
Seasoning salt, pepper & sugar
50g flour
700 ml brown chicken stock
350ml tomato concasse
350g mirepoix (onions, garlic, leek, celery, carrot, fennel)
80g tomato puree
1 faggot herbs 9parsley, thyme, bay leaf, crushed black pepper, 1 clove)
1 bunch chopped chives and parsley
Garnish
16 baby carrots
16 baby turnips
16 button onions
40g broad beans
40g French beans
Wash and peel all vegetables then glace in a. mixture of water, butter, sugar and salt. Once tender they should be added to the stew.

Method

Heat the oil and butter in a sautepan and place the seasoned mutton pieces in the pan.
Seal the meat briskly until it is caramelised with the salt, pepper and sugar.
The sugar settles slowly on the bottom of the pan where it turns to caramel. It is dissolved by moistening and ultimately will give the required colour of the sauce.
Take the meat from the pan then remove some of the fat. Add the mirepoix vegetables and sweat for a few minutes then add the puree of tomato, then the flour and cook for a few minutes. Add the stock a little at a time mixing thoroughly to prevent lumps then add the tomato concasse, bring to the boil and skin. Drop in the faggot and cook in the oven for approx 1½ hours.
Once the meat is tender, decant the meat pieces and pass the braising liquor through a chinois onto the cooked meat pieces. Finally take the glazed vegetables and potatoes and add to the stew. Season to taste and finish with chopped parsley

Feck orf, Brizzol To55er....

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...you in a repeating mood this eve you daft devonman??..

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