Food thread

@jai_donaldson said in [Food thread](/post/1414962) said:
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414953) said:
@jai_donaldson said in [Food thread](/post/1414951) said:
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414933) said:
@upthetigers said in [Food thread](/post/1414920) said:
@momo_amp_medo said in [Food thread](/post/1414887) said:
Spaghetti Aglio e Olio With prawns is a great dish …. Easy to put together ….. try it

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/rachael-ray/spicy-shrimp-and-spaghetti-aglio-olio-garlic-and-oil-recipe-1911881

It's good but you know what's even better... spaghetti vongole 🙂 When I was a youngin I used to go down to the South Coast and get fresh vongole from the beach... that was until every man and their dog was doing the same thing.

Vongole ...always meant to ask the question ..is it a pippi or a clam/mollusc

Vongole and Pipis are both members of the Clam family. Vongole is basically Italian for Clam.

So it is a Pippi ????

How do you make them edible .....we tried ...and we could of used them on our next set of retreads ......

Cook in salted boiling water till they open up or in a sauce/stew like you would with mussels till the shells open. If any are already partially open DO NOT eat as they're generally already off and good chance to give you food poisoning. Great in chowder or an Italian type sauce such as white wine and garlic or tomato, basil and chili.

Technically not a Pipi though as mentioned part of the Clam family as are Pipis.

Yeah ...did it the same way you'd cook clams in a stew ....tried to make a (please pull me up on the spelling ) Zorziki .....Spanish Seafood Stew ......

Stew was fine ...pippis were rubber ...and I've read many other fishermen cook pippis with the same result that I had ......

Sorry forgot to add ...thanks for all the advice ....will try and give it another whirl at some stage
 
Pizza/pasta
Classic sunday roast
Pub schnitty/steak with large fries & cold schooner
Fish & chips

Just to name a few I love everything 🤩
 
I do the cooking at home and have made both of these, very funny guy too

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw_Ze9zIafM&t=197s

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=30sXq6pA6Lo&t=292s
 
@tigerdave said in [Food thread](/post/1415003) said:
I do the cooking at home and have made both of these, very funny guy too

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw_Ze9zIafM&t=197s

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=30sXq6pA6Lo&t=292s

He's such an entertaining guy eh.
Watched em all.
🔥🔥
 
@tigerdave said in [Food thread](/post/1415003) said:
I do the cooking at home and have made both of these, very funny guy too

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw_Ze9zIafM&t=197s

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=30sXq6pA6Lo&t=292s


This is the best cooking show on the net by far
Love the guy 🙌
 
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414994) said:
@jai_donaldson said in [Food thread](/post/1414962) said:
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414953) said:
@jai_donaldson said in [Food thread](/post/1414951) said:
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414933) said:
@upthetigers said in [Food thread](/post/1414920) said:
@momo_amp_medo said in [Food thread](/post/1414887) said:
Spaghetti Aglio e Olio With prawns is a great dish …. Easy to put together ….. try it

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/rachael-ray/spicy-shrimp-and-spaghetti-aglio-olio-garlic-and-oil-recipe-1911881

It's good but you know what's even better... spaghetti vongole 🙂 When I was a youngin I used to go down to the South Coast and get fresh vongole from the beach... that was until every man and their dog was doing the same thing.

Vongole ...always meant to ask the question ..is it a pippi or a clam/mollusc

Vongole and Pipis are both members of the Clam family. Vongole is basically Italian for Clam.

So it is a Pippi ????

How do you make them edible .....we tried ...and we could of used them on our next set of retreads ......

Cook in salted boiling water till they open up or in a sauce/stew like you would with mussels till the shells open. If any are already partially open DO NOT eat as they're generally already off and good chance to give you food poisoning. Great in chowder or an Italian type sauce such as white wine and garlic or tomato, basil and chili.

Technically not a Pipi though as mentioned part of the Clam family as are Pipis.

Yeah ...did it the same way you'd cook clams in a stew ....tried to make a (please pull me up on the spelling ) Zorziki .....Spanish Seafood Stew ......

Stew was fine ...pippis were rubber ...and I've read many other fishermen cook pippis with the same result that I had ......

Sorry forgot to add ...thanks for all the advice ....will try and give it another whirl at some stage

Try throwing in the pipis/vongole at the very last min if stewing or cooking in a pasta dish. Shouldn't take any more than a few mins for them to open up, discard any that don't open up. Shouldn't be rubbery using this method.

I use mussels a lot in cooking. Fell in love with them while holidaying in Bruges Belgium. White wine, garlic, shallot and leek stewed with chicken stock for a bit then add the mussels or vongole till they open up. Serve with sliced baguette and it's magic.

An Italian version of the above.....Stew can of crushed tomato or chopped fresh if you prefer, white wine, chili, garlic, chopped onion, chicken stock, fresh basil....add mussels/vongole late till they open up.
 
@jai_donaldson said in [Food thread](/post/1415013) said:
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414994) said:
@jai_donaldson said in [Food thread](/post/1414962) said:
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414953) said:
@jai_donaldson said in [Food thread](/post/1414951) said:
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414933) said:
@upthetigers said in [Food thread](/post/1414920) said:
@momo_amp_medo said in [Food thread](/post/1414887) said:
Spaghetti Aglio e Olio With prawns is a great dish …. Easy to put together ….. try it

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/rachael-ray/spicy-shrimp-and-spaghetti-aglio-olio-garlic-and-oil-recipe-1911881

It's good but you know what's even better... spaghetti vongole 🙂 When I was a youngin I used to go down to the South Coast and get fresh vongole from the beach... that was until every man and their dog was doing the same thing.

Vongole ...always meant to ask the question ..is it a pippi or a clam/mollusc

Vongole and Pipis are both members of the Clam family. Vongole is basically Italian for Clam.

So it is a Pippi ????

How do you make them edible .....we tried ...and we could of used them on our next set of retreads ......

Cook in salted boiling water till they open up or in a sauce/stew like you would with mussels till the shells open. If any are already partially open DO NOT eat as they're generally already off and good chance to give you food poisoning. Great in chowder or an Italian type sauce such as white wine and garlic or tomato, basil and chili.

Technically not a Pipi though as mentioned part of the Clam family as are Pipis.

Yeah ...did it the same way you'd cook clams in a stew ....tried to make a (please pull me up on the spelling ) Zorziki .....Spanish Seafood Stew ......

Stew was fine ...pippis were rubber ...and I've read many other fishermen cook pippis with the same result that I had ......

Sorry forgot to add ...thanks for all the advice ....will try and give it another whirl at some stage

Try throwing in the pipis/vongole at the very last min if stewing or cooking in a pasta dish. Shouldn't take any more than a few mins for them to open up, discard any that don't open up. Shouldn't be rubbery using this method.

I use mussels a lot in cooking. Fell in love with them while holidaying in Bruges Belgium. White wine, garlic, shallot and leek stewed with chicken stock for a bit then add the mussels or vongole till they open up. Serve with sliced baguette and it's magic.

An Italian version of the above.....Stew can of crushed tomato or chopped fresh if you prefer, white wine, chili, garlic, chopped onion, chicken stock, fresh basil....add mussels/vongole late till they open up.

Ive been to brugge once when i went to england a few years back...damn nice place
 
@spud_murphy said in [Food thread](/post/1415011) said:
I really shouldn’t have gone into this thread, I’m bloody starving now!

Temptation hey ! 🤤😂

![images.jpeg](/assets/uploads/files/1626241209511-images.jpeg)
 
@jai_donaldson said in [Food thread](/post/1415013) said:
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414994) said:
@jai_donaldson said in [Food thread](/post/1414962) said:
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414953) said:
@jai_donaldson said in [Food thread](/post/1414951) said:
@happy_tiger said in [Food thread](/post/1414933) said:
@upthetigers said in [Food thread](/post/1414920) said:
@momo_amp_medo said in [Food thread](/post/1414887) said:
Spaghetti Aglio e Olio With prawns is a great dish …. Easy to put together ….. try it

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/rachael-ray/spicy-shrimp-and-spaghetti-aglio-olio-garlic-and-oil-recipe-1911881

It's good but you know what's even better... spaghetti vongole 🙂 When I was a youngin I used to go down to the South Coast and get fresh vongole from the beach... that was until every man and their dog was doing the same thing.

Vongole ...always meant to ask the question ..is it a pippi or a clam/mollusc

Vongole and Pipis are both members of the Clam family. Vongole is basically Italian for Clam.

So it is a Pippi ????

How do you make them edible .....we tried ...and we could of used them on our next set of retreads ......

Cook in salted boiling water till they open up or in a sauce/stew like you would with mussels till the shells open. If any are already partially open DO NOT eat as they're generally already off and good chance to give you food poisoning. Great in chowder or an Italian type sauce such as white wine and garlic or tomato, basil and chili.

Technically not a Pipi though as mentioned part of the Clam family as are Pipis.

Yeah ...did it the same way you'd cook clams in a stew ....tried to make a (please pull me up on the spelling ) Zorziki .....Spanish Seafood Stew ......

Stew was fine ...pippis were rubber ...and I've read many other fishermen cook pippis with the same result that I had ......

Sorry forgot to add ...thanks for all the advice ....will try and give it another whirl at some stage

Try throwing in the pipis/vongole at the very last min if stewing or cooking in a pasta dish. Shouldn't take any more than a few mins for them to open up, discard any that don't open up. Shouldn't be rubbery using this method.

I use mussels a lot in cooking. Fell in love with them while holidaying in Bruges Belgium. White wine, garlic, shallot and leek stewed with chicken stock for a bit then add the mussels or vongole till they open up. Serve with sliced baguette and it's magic.

An Italian version of the above.....Stew can of crushed tomato or chopped fresh if you prefer, white wine, chili, garlic, chopped onion, chicken stock, fresh basil....add mussels/vongole late till they open up.

Yeah knew about the mussels /clams as they opened that they were ready

Again thanks for all the advice /help mate ...appreciate it
 
I’m in isolation till mid week and have the fridge full, ready for a massive weekend of footy and the Open. Gonna be some late nights 😴
 
@demps said in [Food thread](/post/1415004) said:
@tigerdave said in [Food thread](/post/1415003) said:
I do the cooking at home and have made both of these, very funny guy too

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw_Ze9zIafM&t=197s

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=30sXq6pA6Lo&t=292s

He's such an entertaining guy eh.
Watched em all.
??

Saw him at a gig a few years ago with his partner.super friendly
 
@sausagesorcerer said in [Food thread](/post/1415048) said:
@demps said in [Food thread](/post/1415004) said:
@tigerdave said in [Food thread](/post/1415003) said:
I do the cooking at home and have made both of these, very funny guy too

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw_Ze9zIafM&t=197s

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=30sXq6pA6Lo&t=292s

He's such an entertaining guy eh.
Watched em all.
??

Saw him at a gig a few years ago with his partner.super friendly

Punk Rock Boys ayyy
 
I'm the main cook in our family because I'm retired and have the time and my Mrs works. I learned to cook for myself living remote in the NT. I have a pretty large repertoire but mainly cook Mexican, Thai, and some Indonesian and Malay. I also do a couple of Italian dishes. I have a large (about 60 sqm) garden and grow alot of the necessary spices and rarer veggies I need for favourite dishes, so I can make my curry pastes and mexican sauces from scratch. Tonight I'm making a Balinese yellow curry that is a family favourite. I also bake two sourdough loaves every week and they generally last us through the week.
My Mrs is Austrian and her repertoire is mostly Austrian, Italian and Indonesian. All are yum. She and my son are both excellent pastry chefs so we pretty much always have cakes or doughnuts or chocolate eclairs or cookies available for desserts. I don't have a sweet tooth, which is lucky or I'd be as big as a house.
I'm reading all these posts about Turkish, Greek and Lebanese and am jealous because I reckon Turkish and Greek would have to be my favourite cuisines even ahead of Thai. There are no really good Turkish, Greek or Lebanese restaurants that I know about up this way, even in Cairns.
 
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@tiger-tragic said in [Food thread](/post/1415046) said:
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@muffstar said in [Food thread](/post/1414835) said:
I was only thinking about this sort of thread the other day.

Sadly I struggle to make nice crispy baked potatoes can anyone help with this.

And can anyone suggest a nice and easy steak rub to add a but of flavor.

I use duck fat, Gets the spuds nice and crispy

Duck fat? **ck dat.

Duck fat potatoes are soooooo good.
 
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