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Wednesday, May 21, 2014

Cooking recipes of chicken wings recipe for chicken wings you can prepare at home

Who can be a big bowl of chicken wings? Spicy, crunchy and delicious, they are simply irresistible.

If you want 4 below are as much as I, chicken wings chicken wing recipe s to prepare at home:

1. Cajun Chicken wings

Ingredients:

Removed-12 chicken wings - tips
-2 Bay leaves - crumbled in bits
3 / 4 Teaspoon cumin
-1 / 2 To 3 / 4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
3 / 4 Teaspoon of ground cumin
3 / 4 Teaspoon of ground coriander
-4 Garlic cloves of garlic - finely
-1 1 / 2 Teaspoon dry mustard
-2 Teaspoons paprika - preferably
3 / 4 Teaspoon thyme dried leaves
-1 / 2 Teaspoons salt
-2 Tablespoons brandy
-2 Tbsp fresh lemon or lime juice juice

Directions:

-De fat the chicken wings by cooking you in boiling water for 10 minutes.
-Abtropfen let and set aside to cool.
-Wärmen you oven to 375 degrees.
Use a large mortar and pestle, grind together the Laurel bits, cumin, cayenne pepper, coriander, cumin, garlic, mustard, pepper, thyme and salt for about 10 minutes.
-Fügen powdered herbs juice, brandy and lemon or lime juice and stir into a thick paste.
-With a pastry brush cover both sides of each wing with the herb paste.
-If no longer remains in the mortar, press the last few drops of the brush.
-Ordnen you the chicken wings on a baking sheet.
-Backen up the skin turns deep brown and is quite sharp about 30 minutes.

Takes about an hour to prepare.

2. African chicken wings

Ingredients:

For the wings

-4 Garlic cloves
-2 Shallots
-1 1 / 2 Teaspoon salt
-1 Tablespoon Chinese 5 spice
-2 Teaspoons paprika
-1 Teaspoon crumbled dried Rosemary-
-1 / 2 Teaspoon Cayenne - or to taste
-2 Tablespoons vegetable oil
-4 Pound chicken wings-- 20-24
Tips removed

For the sauce

-1 / 3 Cup peanut butter natural style
-1 / 4 Cup canned cream of coconut - well stirred
-2 Garlic cloves - minced
-1 / 4 Cup water
-1 / 4 Cup red bell pepper - hacked
-1 / 8 Teaspoon dried hot red pepper flakes or to taste
-1 Tsp soy sauce
-Koriander sprigs

Directions:

The wing:

-Bereiten you the chicken wings: mince and pulp, garlic and shallots to a paste with salt.
-In a large bowl stir the Paste together with the 5 spice powder, cayenne pepper, Rosemary and oil. Mix well.
-Fügen you the chicken wings.
-Werfen you and stir until you are completely covered with the marinade.
-Lassen you marinate, covered and refrigerated, for 4 hours or overnight.
-Ordnen the wing skin page, on the shelf a slide big broiler pan lined and you bake a preheated 425F in the upper third of oven 25 to 30 minutes or until golden.

The wings can prepared a day ahead, covered kept and chilled and before serving then be warmed up.

The sauce:

-In a blender mix the peanut butter, Coconut cream, garlic, paprika, red pepper flakes and the soy sauce, until the mixture is smooth, season that sauce to taste with salt.

The presentation:

Alcatel sauce in a bowl place on a plate.

-Ordnen you the wings to the bowl and garnish the plate with the cilantro.

3. Barbecue wing dings

Ingredients:

-3 Pounds chicken wings
-3 El brown sugar
-3 Drops Worcestershire sauce
-4 Cups ketchup
-1 Onion

Directions:

-Cut you that little piece chicken wings and the bony part so you have only the fleshy part off.
Merge you the ketchup, onion (cut up), brown sugar and sauce together. DIP wings into the sauce.
-Setzen on cookie sheet.
-Backen you at 350 degrees about 1 1/2 hour. If you extra sauce, boil in the pot until thick.

4. Grilled chicken wings

Ingredients:

Removed-35-31 of chicken wings - tips
-1 Stick butter
-1 Cup of brown sugar
-1 / 2 El sauce
-1 / 2 Cup dry red wine
-2 Tsp dry mustard
-2 large cloves of garlic - crushed
-1 / 4 Cup fresh lemon juice and freshly ground pepper to taste

Directions

Requires time to marinate and Cook, but its easy.

-Platzieren you chicken wings, disjointed, large flat pan.
-Other ingredients and pour over chicken.
-Lassen are available for at least 2 hours or overnight.
-Werden sure that all wings are coated with marinade.
-Platzieren you pan 350 oven and reduce heat to 250.
-Backen 4-5 hours, rotate wings on a regular basis.

If not taken up all marinade, casting off and dry wings out a bit longer in the oven (but not too much) before serving.


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Getting Ready for the Storm of the Decade

Photo (c) Flickr User kkrisus
I arrived at my moms this morning after a tiring, but uneventful red-eye flight from San Francisco. Unfortunately, it seems as though a massive blizzard is headed our way, and it looks very likely my drive down to the QVC training will be iced out.

As anyone from these parts will tell you, rain is no problem, snow is no problem, but an ice storm is another thing altogether. Freezing rain collects on trees and power lines, causing catastrophic damage as gravity and Murphys Law do their thing. Not to mention that when it comes driving surfaces, a sheet of black ice really sucks.

I hear the blizzard will slam 2/3rds of the country over the next 3 days, so if youre in its frigid path, please be careful! In happier news, Ill be attempting to film a Super Bowl-themed clam casino dip recipe tomorrow. Stay warm and stay tuned!
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Thursday, May 15, 2014

VOTE for Jens Were Jackalope

Hi all! My pumpkin made it on fieldandstream.coms Pumpkin Carving Contest. Please vote for me at the link below. Click "Vote" at the top left corner of the picture. 

http://www.fieldandstream.com/contest_entry/1001453853?page=98&pnid=1001457205 

Here is what my pumpkin looks like. 


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Saturday, May 10, 2014

LEMON MERINGUE PIE FOR TWO

Whether you are empty nesters, like us, or you only have a couple of people to cook for; "recipes for two" are great!! Not only do they eliminate the temptation for 2nd third helpings, but they are excellent for those times when you dont feel like eating the same full size dessert all week!! This recipe makes two perfect (single serving size) lemon meringue pies, one of picky-picky husbands favorites.

CRUST
1/3 cup all purpose flour
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon  cold shortening (I use butter flavored)
1 tablespoon cold butter
1/2 teaspoon white sugar
1 tablespoon cold water

Mix all of the dry ingredients in a small bowl; cut the cold shortening and butter into the dry ingredients until it is about "half of a pea" size. Stir in the cold water and mix into a ball (dont over work). Divide dough in half.

Any small oven proof dish will work for these little pies; I used my 10 ounce Pyrex custard cups.  Press the dough into the bottom and about half way up the sides of the custard cup. You can roll out the dough if you like, but I find it easier to just press the dough into place. Bake in preheated 425 oven for about 10 minutes or until light golden. Remove from oven and set aside.

LEMON FILLING
1/3 cup granulated sugar
1 tablespoon corn starch
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup cold water
1 egg yolk, lightly beaten with fork   (save the egg white)
2 tablespoons FRESH lemon juice
1 tablespoon butter

In a small, heavy bottom, saucepan, mix the sugar, cornstarch and salt; whisk in the cold water,  until it is smooth.  Cook (stirring) on medium heat until thick and bubbly, then reduce heat and cook (and stir) for 2 minutes.

Slowly drizzle about half of the hot mixture into the beaten egg yolk (whisking like crazy as you drizzle, so you dont get scrambled eggs). Once well whisked, put it all back into the saucepan and cook 2 more minutes at a gentle boil.

Remove from heat and add butter and lemon juice; mix thoroughly and pour into baked pie shells.

MERINGUE
1 egg white
1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar
2 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract

Using a GLASS bowl (never use plastic when whipping egg whites) and beaters that are totally free from any grease or oil; beat egg white and cream of tartar until you get soft peaks. Sprinkle in the vanilla and sugar (while the mixer is still running) and continue beating until you get stiff peaks.

Spread meringue onto hot filling. Put back into a preheated 350 oven for about 10-15 minutes or until the peaks of the meringue are golden.
After the meringue is cooked, let these little pies sit at room temperature for about an hour then chill them for at least 2 hours before serving. Once they are chilled, you can lift the pies out of their baking dish for a prettier presentation.
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Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Know quick and easy recipes for camping 3 recipes

Its always fun to camp, but its not fun, not knowing to go prepare the meal. Blackened fish, blazing trail mix and box oven are delicious and easy outdoor recipe-s can prepare and have a great meal.

Here are the 3 recipe-s, so that you can try at home:

1. Blackened fish

Ingredients:

-2 T red pepper
-2 T cayenne pepper
-2 T white pepper
3 / 4 c Creole seasoning
-1 / 4 c blackening spice
-4 to 12 fish fillets
-Bridges Server (1 / 8 c butter or margarine)

Directions:

Merge you spices. Sprinkle the filets with the Spice mixture.
-Schmelze of the butter or margarine in an iron pan over a hot fire cooking.
-Sear who smoke fish for 1-2 minutes on each side, or until you and "blackened" displayed.
-Entfernen you the Pan from the fire and the cover.
-The heat in the Pan will complete cooking in about 10 minutes.
-Spices can be mixed at home and stored in an airtight container.

Makes 4 to 6.

2. Blazing trail mix

Ingredients:

-2 c miniature wheat or shredded bran squares
-1 c thin pretzel sticks unsalted, broken into pieces
-1 / 2 c cooked lentils,
-1 / 2 c quick cooking rolled oats
-1 / 2 c raisins
-1 / 2 C chopped dried apples
-1 / 4 c honey
-3 t curry powder
-1 / 2T coriander, ground
-1 / 4 t cumin, ground
-1 / 4 t paprika
-1 / 8T red pepper, ground

Directions:

-In a 13 x 9-inch baking pan combine the wheat or bran squares, pretzels, lentils, oats, raisins and apples.
-In a small bowl you stir the honey, curry powder, coriander, cumin, paprika and pepper.
-Nieselregen you the honey mixture over cereal mixture.
-Toss until evenly coated. Bake at 350, 15 to 20 minutes or until crisp, stirring occasionally.
-Speichern in an airtight container or self-closing plastic bags.

Makes 8 cups or 16.

3. Box oven

Ingredients:

-1 Brick (or flat rock)
-1 PK aluminum foil, heavy duty
-1 Corrugated cardboard box
-Metall pie Pan 1, old
-3 Hangers
-Charcoal Briquets 4, lit

Directions:

Blankets in and outside of the box complete with 3 or 4 layers of aluminum foil, including the flaps. Lay box on level ground, so that the opening opens oven style (door style is OK also).

-Straighten the coat hanger, then guide you through the pages of the box about 2 / 3 of the way up from the ground, to make a rack.

Posts you brick in the bottom. Insert live coals in pie Pan/pie plate. Put pan on brick (dont forget, the PIE PAN is hot!) (Use an oven Mitt or hot pad).

Eat-Platzieren on hanger rack and cooked close oven door. Watch closely, often check. Each live coal makes about 80 degrees Fahrenheit.


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Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Spring Pea and Stellette Pasta Salad with Fresh Mint and Parsley – We’re reaching for the Stars

This simple spring pasta salad is a lesson in culinary restraint. There are so many things we could add to this, but we’re not going to do it. I want to celebrate my tender and sweet spring peas, and delicate star-shaped pasta (Stellette) in a simple salad, and I’m not going to clutter it up trying to clean out the vegetable bins. Everything about this salad is subtle. The tender peas barely get cooked by sitting in the hot pasta for a few minutes. The dressing is nothing more than some lemon and oil. I finish with some fresh mint and parsley, salt and pepper and I’m done. Just stop and back away from the salad. There are many magical food pairings, but one of my personal favorites is mint and fresh peas. There is just something about those two ingredients getting together that makes both shine above and beyond what they are capable of alone.

Sure, usually pasta salads are a great excuse to chop up and use all those forgotten veggies in the bottom of the fridge yearning to be free, but not this one. Save that one for the company picnic. Today’s recipe is you and your lover, sitting on a blanket somewhere fresh and green, enjoying this and several others of life’s simple pleasures.



Ingredients:
8oz Stellette pasta
1/2 cup spring peas
1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
1/3 cup olive oil
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp black pepper
1.2 tsp cayenne pepper
1/4 cup chopper fresh mint
1/4 cup chopper fresh Italian parsley
*don’t forget to salt the water you boil the pasta in!
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Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Copycat Recipe for Bang Bang Shrimp

Is there anyone out there who does not love Bonefish Grills Bang Bang Shrimp? I cannot imagine that there is. If you like shrimp and you like a bit of a kick you are sure to think this is one of best seafood dishes ever. I have tried to recreate their famous Bang Bang shrimp several times, have researched every recipe out there and have made some successful and some unsuccessful prototypes. This time, according to my dining partner, I came as close as possible to recreating an exact replica without it actually being the read deal. The secret to making it really authentic is deep frying the shrimp as opposed to pan frying.  I have pan fried on each previous attempt, but this time I used to handy dandy Cuisinart deep fryer.  A huge difference! Try it, and let me know what you think!


Because the shrimp will cook so quickly, once you get them in the pan, you want to have the sauce ready and standing by to pour over the freshly fried shrimp. In a mixing bowl combine 1/2 cup mayonnaise, a tablespoon or so of horseradish, 1/4 cup sweet Asian chili sauce and a few tablespoons of hot Asian chili sauce or Srirachi (if you want to start out a bit more cautious, add 1 tablespoon at a time of the hot sauce and taste. Add more until its a spicy as you like it). Thats it! Combine well and set aside until the shrimp is ready.

I purchased one pound of raw, shell-on USA shrimp and cleaned, de-veined and removed the shell at home. Next step is to toss the shrimp in some cornstarch which, when fried, will give the shrimp a nice crisp coating without it being too heavy. Cook the shrimp in the deep fryer for about 3 minutes total. Place the shrimp in a large mixing bowl while they are still hot and pour over the Bang Bang sauce. Toss well to coat, adding more sauce if necessary and tumble out onto a bed of crispy shredded iceberg lettuce. Top with a sprinkling of green onions and chopped fresh cilantro.  
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Friday, February 21, 2014

A tasty oatmeal pancake recipe is healthy for you

Regular pancakes usually consist of white flour and considered not with so many nutrients, such as those with other types of grain. They are carbohydrate loaded, so that they rise to rather high in some cases your blood sugar can cause. Pancakes have no source of fiber flour but use other grains you will be in the position, less carbohydrates and much fiber offer your body. Oatmeal can be one of these alternative grains to make you to an oatmeal pancakes recipe.

The original oatmeal pancakes comes from a country, you would not expect come from. They come from Sweden and are usually with fruit and jelly served instead of syrup. Oatmeal pancakes can be served with regular syrup and they taste very good, but you can put also Apple sauce on it if you want to use not syrup.

In this recipe , use regular oatmeal instead of the microwave type. Avoid the Quick Oats in the following recipe. The only oatmeal, you should use is slow cooked oatmeal and can organic oatmeal if you wish.

Simply oatmeal pancakes can be by an and a half cup of oatmeal combine with two cups of milk in a large bowl. Let sit this for about 10 minutes and more. You combine a half cup whole wheat flour, half a cup all purpose flour, one tablespoon of baking soda, a tablespoon of brown sugar, a quarter teaspoon salt in a separate bowl and a half teaspoon of cinnamon. Mix respect this well with a whisk but you, so hard it flies from the bowl whisk it.

Two whole eggs and they add the oatmeal, which was soaking has. You melt a quarter cup butter and add to the OAT as well. The last thing you add is one teaspoon vanilla. Now you take the flour mixture and add it gradually to the OAT mixture mix well by hand until it is connected to all egg dough beaten in a pancake.

Get a pan or griddle hot and add a little oil or butter. Take a quarter Cup of batter and drop it on the hot pan. See launch bubbles to collect the outside and once surrounded the whole pancake with the bubbles can you on the other side. As soon as both sides are well browned and is in fluffy and light place serve the pancakes on a plate. Butter can be placed at the top with some syrup, applesauce, or jam.

A homemade syrup to go along with your pancakes can made oatmeal, and is an orange syrup. This is really easy to make and with the pancakes taste divine. You are in a medium-sized pot a half cup sugar, a quarter cup orange juice, a quarter cup butter and a quarter cup light corn syrup. Whisk it all together and heat until it begins to boil. From the heat take and about 5 minutes to cool and serve on the pancakes. This is not the healthiest topping in the world for an oatmeal pancake recipe , but if you want to show off only once give it a try.


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Thursday, February 6, 2014

Cannelini Bean Soup for National Soup Month

Did you know that January is National Soup Month?  I usually make soup every weekend in the winter and sometimes in the summer too. This weekend was decidedly wintry so a warming plate of soup was just what was needed.

 Some views around Farmersgirl Farm on Saturday morning.

Cannelini Bean Soup (Serves 6-8)

200g cannelini beans, soaked overnight
1 tbsp vegetable oil
1 large onion, peeled and chopped
4 sticks celery
2 carrots
 2 cloves garlic, chopped
500g tomato passata
1 tbsp tomato puree
2 pints stock
3 sprigs of thyme


1. Cook the soaked beans in fresh water until just soft, about 45 minutes
2. Add the oil to a large pan, heat on a moderate heat and add the onion, peeled and chopped carrots and chopped celery.  Saute for about 5-10 minutes until they start to soften.  Add the garlic and stir around for 1 minute.
3. Add the tomato passata, stock and stripped leaves from about 3 sprigs of thyme.
4. Cook until the vegetables are completely soft, about 30 minutes.
5. Add the cannelini beans to the soup and cook for a further 10 minutes.

 

I was helped in my soup  making by some excellent equipment from OXO Good Grips.  

The vegetable peeler is extremely sharp and takes off a fine sliver of peel leaving behind all the vitamins.  You do need to watch your fingers and I have also sliced off a nail, but this is still the best veggie peeler Ive ever used.


And the ladle?  It is a generously proportioned ladle, important for getting lots of soup.  Otherwise, there isnt a lot to say, its a ladle!

Dont wait till next National Soup Month to make some soup, once you start making your own soup you will find that you can make it with just about any vegetables, pulses, stocks, leftovers.

For some inspiration check out these previous posts:
Curried Parsnip Soup 
Cauliflower Cheese Soup
Chickpea and Smoked Paprika Soup
Beetroot and Black Cumin Soup
Sweetcorn Chowder

Many thanks to Sarah and team for providing me with the OXO utensils to review.  I was not paid for this post and all views are my own.


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Friday, January 31, 2014

Breaking News Food Wishes Nominated for Saveur Magazine 1st Annual Best Food Blog Awards!

Thank God for Twitter! Im sure I would have found out eventually, but I saw a tweet this morning congratulating me on being nominated in the video category for the Saveur Magazine 1st Annual Best Blog Awards! I had no idea, and quickly went to make sure I wasnt being punkd…it was true!

I know youve all been amazingly supportive in the past when asked to go and vote for me for various awards and recognitions, and I hope I can count on you again! Saveur Magazine is quite a prestigious foodie publication, and any recognition I get there would be huge for the future success of this blog.

Please go to the main awards page to vote. I havent even read the rules/dates/prizes etc. but I will later. If you see anything you think your fellow foodwishers need to know feel free to chime in. Thanks!
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Monday, January 27, 2014

Gluten Free Recipes for St Patricks Day

Warm from the oven "Irish" (not really) Soda Bread Buns.


I am ignoring the duvet of fresh fallen snow blanketing the world outside my window. I am instead imagining spring. Soda bread and St. Patrick's Day. Daffodils and robin's eggs. The Vernal Equinox is nigh (allegedly). And I am not looking back. I am ready for forward motion. Tee shirts and blueberries.

To celebrate the wee bit of Irish in all of us- be it by blood or kindred spirit- I thought I might gather my gluten-free recipes inspired by Celtic tastes. Yes, Lass, that means potatoes. And cabbage, too. Soda breads, salmon, eggs, cottage pies and spring soups. The Vernal Equinox is just around the corner. Promise. Flower beds will soon be sprouting tiny green shoots.

Add some Van Morrison to your playlist. Raise a glass.

Sláinte!


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Saturday, January 25, 2014

CROCK POT REFRIED BEANS FOR A CROWD

I have been tweaking this recipe for about a year and I finally have it just the way we like it. It is one of those great recipes that you dump everything in the slow cooker and wait for the magic.

Canned refried beans just dont "do it" for us after trying this one. Honestly, I could just eat this with a spoon right out of the slow cooker...forget the toppings.

1 medium sweet onion (cut in half but not chopped)
3 cups of rinsed (and sorted) DRY pinto beans
2 tsp. salt
1 tsp. black pepper
3 tsp. chili powder
6 slices of crisp bacon (crumbled)

1 tsp. ground cumin
(1) 4 ounce can green mild chiles
½ fresh jalapeno (seeded and chopped)
9 cups water

Put everything in the crockpot and cook on high for 8 hours or till tender. Drain but reserve liquid. Put drained bean mixture into the food processor and puree, adding just enough of the reserved bean liquid to make the beans the right consistency. Keep warm in the crock pot.


NOTE: No need to pre-soak the beans


NOTE: Check the beans after 6-7 hours, if it looks like they are losing too much liquid, add another cup of water.

NOTE: I put the cooked onion (from the crockpot) in the food processor with the beans. A few pulses and it disappears.

NOTE: Its up to you how finely you puree the beans. If you like your refried beans a little chunky, just pulse them a few times.
NOTE: I use a medium size sweet onion, like a Vidalia
NOTE: Leave out the bacon if you are going vegetarian.
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Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Omelette Arnold Bennet for Best of British London

The Best of British Challenge  has moved on, it started in Cornwall at the Chocolate Log Blog, then I took over here on Farmersgirl Kitchen with the Scottish challenge, last month Yorkshire was the county of choice over at Lavender and Lovage.  I didnt have any trouble thinking of recipes for the last three, but when Fiona at London Unattached announced that she was hosting for London I was really stumped as to what to make.

I toyed with London Particular a yellow split pea soup which is supposed to resemble the fog known as a London Pea Souper.  Then I thought I might make bagels after learning about the long tradition of bagel-making in the east end of London. In the end, I stumbled across a recipe for Omelette Arnold Bennet and I knew I had found my London entry to the Best of British Challenge.



The Omelette Arnold Bennet was created by the chefs at the Savoy Hotel in London for the writer Arnold Bennett, he loved it so much he insisted on it being made for him wherever he travelled. Its still on the menu  at the Savoy to this day.

Omelette Arnold Bennet (Serves 2)

This is a lower fat recipe using a cornflour based sauce rather than the traditional bechamel

Ingredients
200g smoked haddock (I could only get dyed smoked haddock but, for preference I would choose undyed)
200ml semi-skimmed milk
15g cornflour
25g parmesan cheese, grated
5 eggs (separate white and yolk from one egg)
10g butter
salt and pepper to taste

1. Place the fish in the milk and cook gently for about 10-15 minutes until the fish is cooked through. Remove the fish to another dish.

2. Mix the cornflour with a little cold milk  and pour the warm milk from the pan into the bowl.  Mix well and return to the pan, cooking through until thickened, add half the grated parmesan, season and stir in the yolk from the separated egg. Leave to cool.

3. Beat the white from the separated egg in a large bowl until it forms stiff peaks and set aside.
4. In another bowl, beat the 4 whole eggs.
5. Break the haddock into large flakes.

 
6. Heat the butter in an omelette pan.  When it is frothing, but not browned, stir in the haddock and pour in the beaten eggs.  Stir the mixture then cook for a minute over a medium heat.  The top should remain moist with liquid egg in the centre.

7. Stir the stiffly beaten egg white into the Parmesan sauce and spread the sauce on top of the mixture.
8. Then put the pan under a pre-heated grill.  After about half a minute sprinkle the remaining Parmesan on top and grill for another minute until the surface is spotted with brown.  Slide the omelette from the pan to a warmed serving plate.  Do not fold the omelette.



Its not the most photogenic of dishes, but we enjoyed the different textures of the layers and the salty, tangy flavours of the smoked fish and parmesan cheese pefectly offset by the eggs.  We raised a glass to Arnold Bennet and the chefs of the Savoy Hotel, for introducing us to this exceptional omelette.

The challenge ends on 23rd September, so there is still time to enter, find out more about the challenge and the prizes visiting London Unattached - Best of British

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