|
I've been cooking birthday lunches for my Dad for a few years now. This past Sunday was this year's (belated) birthday lunch and I managed to snap a few pictures. My apologies in advance for the pictures, since I am not only bad at picture-taking, but I also had hungry relatives to feed in a hurry. Main was Beef Wellington (which was tasty but overcooked since I underestimated carry-over heat). With Braised Leeks (which were unfortunately a little undercooked). And Roasted Brussels Sprouts. Berry tart for dessert. Not pictured: Greek salad by my girlfriend and Red Velvet Cake by my mom.
|
# ¿ Nov 17, 2014 13:51 |
|
|
# ¿ Apr 28, 2024 09:42 |
|
bosko posted:Beautiful. I've never thought to braise leeks because I grew up mostly making leek soup (where browning on the leek = bad). Summary of how you made em? Looks like there's lots of garlic! paraquat posted:I've only just learned about braised leeks, didn't care for leeks before that (I'm not a soup person) I was on the leeks-must-remain-white-camp before I came across this method. Also, those are indeed toasted and smashed hazelnuts. It's a really easy recipe from Gordon Ramsay, although I did use only about half of the listed amount for hazelnuts. Links: Recipe/Video sharkattack posted:[...] Ohmygodthankyou! This made my day! I've been drooling over your recipes and gorgeous pictures for ages now and I must admit that I tried to use your photo editing guide to get my pictures to look more lively. I still have a lot to learn, especially about composition, though. franco posted:[...] Thanks for the comment on the tart! I have a new-found respect for bakers who have to decorate tarts and pastries on a daily basis. I must have spent about 15-20min standing around and trying to figure out how to decorate that freaking thing. Love the look of the salad and the dragon noodles are making my mouth water.
|
# ¿ Nov 20, 2014 17:30 |