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spaghetti bolognese, aka spag bog, on the bbq
Spaghetti Bolognese or, as we like the odd colloquialism and/or slang in Australia, the spag bog or spag bol. I will be going with spag bog. Not sure why, but that’s just what we’ve always called it. I bloody love a good spag bog. Always have. Although I must admit the spag bog that would…
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the BASTARD BURRITO
Until last week, I had not eaten a burrito for over 20 years. That is one thing I know about. Things I do not know about are how to build a traditional burrito, if in fact the burrito is traditional Mexican cooking at all. But I am in luck because I have a default setting…
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fish finger sandwich with kimchi mayonnaise
This came from a thought where I remembered how much I loved to eat fish finger and tomato sauce sandwiches when I was a kid. ”Now”, I said to myself. “A fish finger and tomato sauce (ketchup) sandwich is probably not really worth writing a recipe for. Not to mention it is possibly not even…
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Carolina mustard sauce
This mustard sauce or something very similar has been around forever and you didn’t even know about it. It’s just been waiting patiently for you to let it make a little sexy time with your next pulled pork, hotdog or even steak. It’s been patient but believe me, it has still been champing at the…
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Seafood chowdeeer
The air is cold but the chowder is definitely warm. The origins of chowder are a little cloudy, much like a swagger of other regional specialities such as bouillabaisse, paella, laksa, pho and so on. This is how I make mine. I certainly shall not be claiming to be the original or the best. Top…
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lamb braised with red wine
Insert your own amusing story here. LAMB BRAISED WITH RED WINE(Serves 8 or so) 1 lamb shoulder, cut into braising pieces on the bone. A nice butcher will do that for you.2 onions, diced2 carrots, diced2 sticks celery, diced 5 cloves garlic, chopped 3 anchovies. Don’t even think about it, just do it.2 bay leavesA…
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Fried chicken chow mein (or fried chicken chow nice)
Chicken chow mein is kinda a rough moniker for this most famous heavy weight of Australian-Chinese restaurant cuisine. Of course “chow” is fine because you always want to chow down on this dish, but “mein”? This is not mean at all. In fact, I would go as far as to say it’s very nice. Yup.…
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