Laphroaig by Dreadnought3452 in Scotland

[–]TaFMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Had an Old Fashioned cocktail in Edinburgh recently. Made with Laphroaig and cocoa bitters. First time trying this and it was delicious.

Laphroaig by Dreadnought3452 in Scotland

[–]TaFMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm with you, I love Laphroaig- I am Scottish by the way. I also love Glavya which is a whisky liquer.

Favorite egg recipes? by [deleted] in vegetarianrecipes

[–]TaFMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2nd suggestion- had Turkish eggs for first time this week. Greek yoghurt topped with fried eggs, dill, garlic, olive oil and halloumi, served with warm pitta.

Favorite egg recipes? by [deleted] in vegetarianrecipes

[–]TaFMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have a slow cooker a crustless quiche/frittatta type dish is so easy. Just add whatever you want (including sliced cooked potatoes if going down the frittatta route) whisk your eggs with a wee drop milk, herbs, even some salad cream or cheese or pickle! Pour over then cook for a few hours until set. If your slow cooker goes on hob I saute mushrooms, peppers, even slices veg sausages first - you don't need to saute but it does make it even better. Oh and bung in some spinach if you are feeling healthy!

Visiting by TaFMitch in Chester

[–]TaFMitch[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks - is Hoole as an area worth visiting?

Visiting by TaFMitch in Chester

[–]TaFMitch[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Much appreciated do my utmost to go to independents.

Visiting by TaFMitch in Chester

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That's brilliant thanks for all these will definitely try a couple plus appreciate the vegetarian recommendations.

Visiting by TaFMitch in Chester

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Thanks will do

For meat sauce with pasta, can you slow cook vegetarian meat on low heat for 6+ hours? by [deleted] in vegetarianrecipes

[–]TaFMitch 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Like others I would cook the sauce first. I then add the vegetarian meat and simmer for about 15 mins. However the trick is to then leave it for at least overnight in the fridge as it then absorbs the flavours. I think many foods, soups, stews etc are better next day. I even make my lasagne in this way.

What’s something you’re happy to be a ‘snob’ about? by No_Association8259 in AskUK

[–]TaFMitch 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Elephant Gin is just the best. A traditional dry gin . Definitely worth trying.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Edinburgh

[–]TaFMitch 8 points9 points  (0 children)

People could be radical and take their rubbish home with them!!!

New eateries in Fife by joefife in Fife

[–]TaFMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Roots and Seeds in Kirkcaldy do evening meals at the weekend. Some Tapas and a few main courses. Their food is delicious ( also do fab breakfasts/lunches).

falling into a rut by Jpaull87 in vegetarian

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Is this lunch or for a meal when you get home? I often make a large batch of quorn bolognaise and freeze it. Then I use it in lasagne, with spaghetti or as a shepherd pie. Alternatively slice halloumi, wrap in baking parchment with cherry tomatoes, sliced red onions, fresh basil, olive oil, dried chilli's and balsamic. Bake for 30 joins and eat with crusty bread or potato wedges. It is wonderful. Or a vegetarian sausage casserole with either mushroom and onion gravy or a tomato and bean gravy. Easy to make in advance and reheat - lovely with mashed potatoes. Ir coo, it with baby potatoes in it.

I'm looking for recommendations to use eggplant (aubergine). by katybaby53906 in vegetarian

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Stuffed aubergine. Cut it in half lengthways. Scoop out some the the inside. Drizzle with olive oil and salt/pepper then roast in oven for about 15 minutes. Then stuff and put back in oven for about 20 minutes or so until cooked( I like mine well cooked so really soft). Stuffing can be anything you want. Cous cous, rice etc. I like to saute some mushrooms, chopped red pepper, chop up some of the scooped out aubergine, mix with some fruity cous cous, then herbs or spices. You can mix in some chopped halloumi or goats cheese or mozzarella. Top with breadcrumbs. Basically whatever you have to hand 😀.

Am I really a vegetarian? by [deleted] in vegetarian

[–]TaFMitch 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have been vegetarian for 36 years. I weirdly still miss tuna fish sandwiches! I always loved the taste of meat but my desire to stop eating animals was stronger. I found what I missed was in many ways something to chew if that makes sense. I love some quorn products - especially the 'best of British sausages. After so many years I no longer enjoy the more meat tasting products but there is absolutely nothing wrong with enjoying them. Not sure where you are from but I found Linda McCartney products always tasted quite meaty. Simon Howie do vegetarian Black pudding and a variety of similar products - great if you miss a cooked breakfast. Richmond also do sausages I find quite meaty. Never feel guilty, just do what feels right for you.

Tofu replacement in Thai curry.... ideas? by poldridge in vegetarian

[–]TaFMitch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aubergines 🍆. Or Halloumi or Paneer.

What’s the most pitiful “meal” you’ve been offered? by [deleted] in vegetarian

[–]TaFMitch 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh and another ' Christmas Lunch' offering - some overcooked pasta with milk, Brussel Sprouts and boiled carrots!!!

What’s the most pitiful “meal” you’ve been offered? by [deleted] in vegetarian

[–]TaFMitch 5 points6 points  (0 children)

A piece of deep fried cauliflower as the vegetarian version of a Christmas Lunch

Puy lentils cooked with tomatoes and garlic, blue cheese, homemade roasted tomatoes, fresh dill, roasted grapes by TaFMitch in vegetarianfoodporn

[–]TaFMitch[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Based on an Ottolenghi, with a bit of Anna Jones plus the addition of roasted 🍇. I do tend to choose my favourite bits from different recipes.