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I am convinced you were a sea creature of some sort in another lifetime! :LOL:
Dude...that hammered copper pan and top is pretty as hell....can you take a pic of it for me...so I can see it close up?
still am,mate...got gills behind me ears,just ask me ladies;):LOL:!!
here's your pics,mac.it's a portuguese cataplana,the original pressure cooker.the portuguese invented it many moons ago.hinged clam shell of copper lined with tin.the clamps hold the two halves together but it's designed not be a perfect seal.that way a little steam escapes,so no need for a safety valve but the pressure is sufficient to speed up cooking with little loss of moisture in the food.can also be used open,as a wok.as you can see,when it's open it fits perfectly onto two of my hob plates.double wok,wicked or what?included a pic of the rainbow that i can see from my window,for good luck:)!
 

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make a wish mate,it may just come true....

Well...shoot....no "nymphomaniac bikini model that owns a Ferrari dealership" showed up...guess I'll have to try again some other time.
 
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Well...shoot....no "nymphomaniac bikini model that owns a Ferrari dealership" showed up...guess I'll have to try again some other time.
don't bother,mac.my rainbow.she arrived at my place about 10 mins ago.early birthday present,most thoughtful of you,matey.....sorry,gotta go......;):LOL:!!
 
tonights offering is:
reverse seared three rib rack of free range gloucester old spot pig,lightly dusted with roasted cornish sea salt,fennel & cumin seeds,twice cooked/crushed albert bartlett rooster spuds with imperator carrots & coriander(cilantro),garlic butter dressed steamed curly kale & award winning geeta's hot mango chutney.washed down with three of my favourite lager's
peroni doppia malto gran riserva,nils oscar god lager & whitstable bay blonde yorkshire lager.ice cold,bien sur.....and that,ladies & gentlemen is what you call rock n' roll:cool:!
 

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Harry, you're making me hungry. I can almost taste those crispy pork rinds.
got danish butter & swedish god lager in there,what's not to like about it,mate?
thanks,tax.the rind was a triumph...all the fat had rendered out of the rind & into the meat,during the low temp stage of the reverse sear.moist meat/light,bubbly,crunchy & grease free rind......oh boy:yum:!
shoulda dined alone,last night...i'd have had leftover's for tonight...ahh well:rolleyes:!!
 
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tonights offering is/was...is:
harry's fritto misto di mare(prawns,chipirones(baby squid) & haddock loin)lightly dusted with potato starch/umami dust served with a simple green salad of romaine lettuce,sweet emerald green toms,sugar drop toms,chilean baby hass avocados & giant egyptian spring onions.salad dressing was an equally simple fruity italian evoo & californian meyer lemon juice.super chilled chablis icier than rudolf's nose.thank you!
 

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tonight's taste of japan is:
harry's teriyaki/shichimi togarashi marinaded tuna loin on a bed of saffron udon noodles with steamed samphire.cooked perfectly,rare of course,for two to share.sapporo export grade beer colder & sharper than a samurai blade.thank you!!
 

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I'm stealing that grill pan. I've been wanting one for a while.
not worth the air fare,mac!less than £10/$15 from ikea.rectangular,so it can cover two hob plates for even heat ditribution,handle folds for storage,it lasts for yonks & i usually don't use any oil,the nonstick is that good.i give all of my griddle pans some "hammer" & i'm only on my second one in 8 years or so.it also "does what it says on the can",as you have seen!damn clever those swede's:cool:!!
 

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It's taken me a while, but I'm finally getting the hang of my (not so new anymore) grill and it's burner arrangements when cooking chicken wings.
 

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Thanks Rocket. I used a variation of Fi's marmalade sauce. Orange marmalade:sriracha: balsamic vinegar in a 1:1/2:1/4. The wings were dusted with Penzey's black & red (black pepper & red pepper) when they went on the grill. They had a nice flavorful bite to them.

Fi, I've got some left over, but you better hurry.
 
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