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Now we know that I'm the only Sensetive New Age Guy (SNAG) that reads the MAIL on this site (it seems that way anyway!)
SO! Ladies!!!
thought I'd share a recipe, perloined from said missive, that easy, even your coocheecoo could manage it! WITHOUT SUPERVISON! oh:
HAHAH! Chance will be a fine thing I hear you say! but I managed this myself in about 15- 20 minutes in the M/h
750gms new Potatoes (this serves four)
1 fresh Chillie (However hot as you fancy!) chopped finely
6tbsn Olive Oil (Mate! use a good one)
Zest of 1 lemon
8 Anchovy Fillets (I used 12)
6tbsn chopped Flat leafed Parsley
Boil the spuds, when tender, drain in a sieve, and let steam dry
Halve them and slice into 1cm slices.
Combine the Zest and the Oil in a large bowl (I did this before hand, it allows the Oil to pick up the Lemon Flavour)
Bung in the Spuds, stir around a bit to coat the spuds,
leave to infuse in Lemon flavoured Oil,
Sling in the rest of the ingredients, transfer to a serving bowl,
A squirt of lemon juice
BINGO!
It's advised to have it with Lamb, but, we had it as a light lunch on it's own.
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SO! Ladies!!!
thought I'd share a recipe, perloined from said missive, that easy, even your coocheecoo could manage it! WITHOUT SUPERVISON! oh:
HAHAH! Chance will be a fine thing I hear you say! but I managed this myself in about 15- 20 minutes in the M/h
750gms new Potatoes (this serves four)
1 fresh Chillie (However hot as you fancy!) chopped finely
6tbsn Olive Oil (Mate! use a good one)
Zest of 1 lemon
8 Anchovy Fillets (I used 12)
6tbsn chopped Flat leafed Parsley
Boil the spuds, when tender, drain in a sieve, and let steam dry
Halve them and slice into 1cm slices.
Combine the Zest and the Oil in a large bowl (I did this before hand, it allows the Oil to pick up the Lemon Flavour)
Bung in the Spuds, stir around a bit to coat the spuds,
leave to infuse in Lemon flavoured Oil,
Sling in the rest of the ingredients, transfer to a serving bowl,
A squirt of lemon juice
BINGO!
It's advised to have it with Lamb, but, we had it as a light lunch on it's own.
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