What I ate today - the food thread

The wine was a perfect match for the dish @Steady. +1 doesn't really like black pudding @Pushka but enjoyed it in this dish. It was delish, purchased from the markets not a supermarket. As for me, I love a good black pudding, I'll even eat it for breakfast. The best black pudding is where even the white bits are black
 
The wine was a perfect match for the dish @Steady. +1 doesn't really like black pudding @Pushka but enjoyed it in this dish. It was delish, purchased from the markets not a supermarket. As for me, I love a good black pudding, I'll even eat it for breakfast. The best black pudding is where even the white bits are black
Our sons FIL ate the most disgustingust black pudding when we had our pre wedding dinner.
 
Recipe please.
Get some meaty ribs, remove the membrane, add a dry rub (I used an imported one by Oakridge this time) give them some time over a low heat (110 deg C or 225 deg F) with a bit of wood smoke and it all just happens. These ribs were 1.4 Kg and they took about 6 hours - 3 smoking, 2h wrapped in foil, 1h setting the bbg sauce/glaze - (sweet baby ray’s). Sourcing meaty ribs is the secret IMO.
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Far from fancy restaurants, this is what I had yesterday. I will explain...

Am in a small village in Chile. A dry, arid place here in the north. Apart from the bountiful sea, the hills only support goats. I was driving into the nearest city the other day and picked up a hitchhiker - he was standing on the highway near a small goat farm. He had a couple of crates with him - and talking I understood he sold fresh goats cheese. Obviously I purchased one. Actually I bought two :)

This is the thing of fantasy for me - I love goat's cheese, yet know that unpasteurised stuff can be bad for you - but what the hell - you only live once. He explained how to care for it - take it home, wash it gently in cold water, no scrubbing. Pat it dry with paper towell, then place it on a plate in the fridge. I asked how long it lasted like that - he said easy a week or so. But noone resists eating it in the first day or two.

He was right. It is all gone now, on day 3 :)

It has the texture and form almost like fetta - soft, salty, absolutely delicious.

So when I complain to some people that I am living on "bread and cheese", I am not really suffering :)

johnm, care for some?
 
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