Showing posts with label English food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label English food. Show all posts

Monday, 3 June 2019

THE FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST RECIPE YOU NEED TO TRY


‘Fafa, can you please show me how to prepare full English breakfast?’ I echoed ‘yeah! Why not’, besides I had guests staying and I could film the process. 

Naturally when I create a recipe I include elements that improves the taste of the dish to my preference. 


In this case emphasis has been placed on the quality of ingredients used with carefully selected herbs and spices for the atmost flavour. 


There are a few rules one has to adhere to when sourcing ingredients, namely;

  1. Your sausages should contain a minimum of 90% meat (read the label)
  2. Buy the best smoked or unsmoked bacon you can afford
  3. Use free range or organic eggsK
Any ‘self respecting’ full English breakfast must include the following;
  1. 6 Sausages
  2. 6 rashers of Bacon
  3. 4 free range or organic Eggs
  4. Black Pudding (
  5. 2 Portobello Mushrooms 
  6. 1 large Onion divided in two
  7. 1 large Tomato divided in two
  8. 250g of Baked Beans
  9. Add a pinch or two of dried Rosemary to the salt you add to taste (for that extra flavour)
Tip 
Your guests will specify what they would include to their English breakfast, hence the quantity of ingredients used will adjust to their preference. 

I prefer to bake my Sausages, Black pudding and Bacon, which gives me time to make hash browns from scratch.
Making Hash browns from scratch is easy to emulate and tastes better when it is homemade.


HASH BROWN INGREDIENTS 
2 large Maris Piper Potatoes 
1 egg 
1 finely chopped shallots (Onions)
1 clove of Garlic (optional)
2 finely chopped Green chillies
30g of chopped spring onions
20g of chopped fresh parsley 
Salt and pepper to taste

CONFIT EGG INGREDIENTS 
4 large free range or organic eggs

200ml of rapeseed/avocado/ vegetable/sunflower oil

Half a teaspoon of chilli flakes 

20g of fresh basil leaves 
Salt to taste

BLACK PUDDING 
Made from pork blood, pork fat/beef suet,oatmeal, oat groats or barley groats and herbs such as pennyroyal originates from the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Most people tend to omit black pudding from the recipe, however an authentic recipe does include it. Be adventurous and try it!


METHOD 

How about trying to replace the potatoes for yam when making your hash browns. See recipe below 👇🏾



Grilling of the Tomatoes, Onions and Mushrooms intensifies their natural flavours and saves you time. 


I prefer to fry my eggs in a confit style (meaning slow cooking in oil) which gives the fried egg a poached egg texture. Watch how to prepare this amazing full English breakfast recipe below;




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Wednesday, 12 December 2018

SMOKY AND AROMATIC GRILLED RED MULLET

Imagine bitting into a moist fish with crispy skin and savouring the smoky and aromatic flavour of its marinade. 
A perfect stress free meal to incorporate into your festive menu for those who maintain a Pescatarian diet. Serve with some sticky Coconut rice and your preferred steamed vegetables.
Enjoy!



INGREDIENTS
2 medium sized, descaled and gutted Red  Mullet
1 sprig of Rosemary 
1 teaspoonful of smoked Paprika 
4 tablespoonfuls of Olive oil 
Salt and Pepper to taste

HOLY GRAIL SPICE BLEND
30g of Ginger 
1 large Onion
1 tablespoonful of Aniseed 
2 cloves of Garlic 
4 Green chillies

Blend the spice mix together and use 3 tablespoonful for this recipe.
Reserve the rest in an airtight container, cover with Olive oil and reserve it in a fridge for no longer than 10 days. Use as and when a recipe requires it.

You can also serve  this fish with either Yam, Potato or Plantain chips 

Watch how make this quick and flavour packed recipe below;




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Sunday, 12 February 2017

HONEY GLAZED CARROTS

 

Ingredients 
300g of scraped and chopped Organic carrots
1 tablespoonful of Olive oil
2 tablespoonful of runny honey
Salt and Pepper to taste 

Method 
Preheat the oven to 200*c
Place the carrots into a baking tray, drizzle with the Olive oil, Salt and Pepper to taste. 
Cover the baking g tray with Kitchen foil and bake for 25 minutes.
After 25 minutes, remove the Carrot from the oven and drizzle with honey.
Place the Carrots back into the Oven (without the foil) and bake for another 20 minutes.
Sprinkle with Chilli flakes and serve immediately with your favourite Sunday roast . 

 

Enjoy this with your Roast Chicken , Lamb, Beef or Fish.
Find more inspiring recipes on my YouTube channel, 'Ndudu by Fafa', like this baked Fish.



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