The B3ta Cookbook
We're bored of beans on toast. Pretend you're on Pinterest and share your cooking tips and recipes. Can't cook? Don't let that stop you telling us about the disastrous shit you've made.
( , Thu 28 Jun 2012, 21:56)
We're bored of beans on toast. Pretend you're on Pinterest and share your cooking tips and recipes. Can't cook? Don't let that stop you telling us about the disastrous shit you've made.
( , Thu 28 Jun 2012, 21:56)
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Cooking isn't as hard as it looks
stick a chicken breast between either two pieces of clingfilm or two pieces of greaseproof paper. Bash the crap out of it with a rolling pin (or an empty winebottle in my case) until it is much wider and flatter - under a centimetre thick.
Crumble blue cheese or spread soft cheese on it, and add something else - chilli pickle, redcurrant jelly, cranberry sauce, hoummous, mushroom duxelles - whatever you like. Most things work. I try something different pretty much every time.
Season it and roll the chicken up.
Lay out strips of pancetta overlapping a little until you have the width of the chicken roll. Roll the chicken up in the pancetta.
Put on a baking tray, drizzle on a little olive oil, bake at 200 deg C for 20-25 minutes.
Rest it for a few minutes and then slice it to show off the pretty swiss roll effect.
( , Fri 29 Jun 2012, 9:40, Reply)
stick a chicken breast between either two pieces of clingfilm or two pieces of greaseproof paper. Bash the crap out of it with a rolling pin (or an empty winebottle in my case) until it is much wider and flatter - under a centimetre thick.
Crumble blue cheese or spread soft cheese on it, and add something else - chilli pickle, redcurrant jelly, cranberry sauce, hoummous, mushroom duxelles - whatever you like. Most things work. I try something different pretty much every time.
Season it and roll the chicken up.
Lay out strips of pancetta overlapping a little until you have the width of the chicken roll. Roll the chicken up in the pancetta.
Put on a baking tray, drizzle on a little olive oil, bake at 200 deg C for 20-25 minutes.
Rest it for a few minutes and then slice it to show off the pretty swiss roll effect.
( , Fri 29 Jun 2012, 9:40, Reply)
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