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Forum Index > Food & Drink | >> Tonight I shall be mostly attempting,,,, | | |
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Marcussextus
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8576 points
55/M/Darwin, Australia
Join Date: Aug 2009 | OK.
Grate a little cheese on top of the mash, looks good, tastes better.
Cheese mixed in the mash is nice too, even Parmesan.
Go easy on the HR, a little is a lot.
Try adding a few drops of Mayo to the mash
Remember to drain/dry meat well when assembling pie, or it will be very runny.
A layer of cheery tomatoes(vine ones, in a bunch like grapes?) between the meat and mash can be interesting, or push them into the mash from top, looks interesting too.
A teaspoon of sweet-chilli sauce in the meat adds zing.
If you want a RICH meat mix, add a level teaspoon of instant coffee.
For the best flavour and presentation. cook it till nearly done, remove and cool, then finish cooking, this "matures" the flavour, and adds consistency.
These are all OPTIONS, you are the cook, and it's an Art, there are no hard and fast rules!
Good Luck!
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xTeddyx
Teddy Hugs
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20468 points
42/F/On my mind, Georgia
Join Date: Jul 2008 | Marcussextus said:
OK.
Grate a little cheese on top of the mash, looks good, tastes better.
Cheese mixed in the mash is nice too, even Parmesan.
Go easy on the HR, a little is a lot.
Try adding a few drops of Mayo to the mash
Remember to drain/dry meat well when assembling pie, or it will be very runny.
A layer of cheery tomatoes(vine ones, in a bunch like grapes?) between the meat and mash can be interesting, or push them into the mash from top, looks interesting too.
A teaspoon of sweet-chilli sauce in the meat adds zing.
If you want a RICH meat mix, add a level teaspoon of instant coffee.
For the best flavour and presentation. cook it till nearly done, remove and cool, then finish cooking, this "matures" the flavour, and adds consistency.
These are all OPTIONS, you are the cook, and it's an Art, there are no hard and fast rules!
Good Luck!
My mouth is watering after reading that, I would love to try this recipe.
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Nov 03, 2009 @ 20:58:15
I'd tell ya good luck but I think it is too late. I hope tea(?) turned out well for you.
OOPS, that should have been "Cherry" tomatoes, ! 
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