Iron Chef WAYCT - What Are You Cooking Today

[jordanscollected]

@Giles the Indian with egg variation is super intriguing. Shoot me the recipe so I can replicate please.

And seared meatloaf for breakfast is a great use of leftovers.

[mclaincausey]

Thanks G. The cross section shows how delicious that must be. So egg is the only binder in this case it appears. That’s nice too because I would prefer to minimize bread.

Yes @jordanscollected is full of good ideas.

I griddle meatloaf not just for breakfast, but for service in general. A little extra visit from Mr Maillard can only help. Being an American, for breakfast I take the chance to throw a piece of sharp cheddar on top to get it melted a bit.

[Giles]

[Chap]

Mowgli mother butter chicken for Sunday lunch

[endo]

please keep something for me …

[Chap]

Hahaha…  I am a big Tintin fan
you're always welcome... beer is cold and still some curry in the fridge

[Chap]

Wagyu short loin for todays Sukiyaki

[Giles]

That looks rather special….

[Giles]

We are not cooking today.  We are jumping into the boat and going over to Yarmouth on The Isle of Wight, to be cooked for here:

https://www.thegeorge.co.uk/

[Chap]

@Giles:

We are not cooking today.  We are jumping into the boat and going over to Yarmouth on The Isle of Wight, to be cooked for here:

https://www.thegeorge.co.uk/

Looks like a place I could easily spend a week or two

[Daniel San]

@Chap
that looks fantastic Jens ! 
da läuft mir das Wasser im Mund zusammen
merry christmas

[Chap]

@Daniel:

@Chap
that looks fantastic Jens ! 
da läuft mir das Wasser im Mund zusammen
merry christmas

Thx Daniel merry Christmas to you too

Getting ready

[Chap]

[JDelage]

Made an herb-crusted rack of veal yesterday fir Xmas eve. It was delicious!

[JDelage]

Roasted capon for Xmas…

[ROman]

@Giles:

We are not cooking today.  We are jumping into the boat and going over to Yarmouth on The Isle of Wight, to be cooked for here:

https://www.thegeorge.co.uk/

Menu looks excellent.

[ROman]

I did the usual Prime Rib roast, scalloped potatoes and creamed spinach. Pumpkin Bundt cake for dessert.

       

[endo]

that looks beautiful @ROman … and some good red wine

[Giles]

Not quite a Full English….

[endo]

First time I made our traditional christmas goose confit (cooking in melted fat, at a low temperature). It worked out really well, soft and juicy. Very delicious.