Home-made Pork Sausage in Tomato Gravy
Making your own pork sausage at home gives you the ability to control the type and amount of meat, fat and seasoning that goes into a sausage. Here’s my version …
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Making your own pork sausage at home gives you the ability to control the type and amount of meat, fat and seasoning that goes into a sausage. Here’s my version …
Apparently, Satay originated from Java, Indonesia (they call it Sate) and is considered their national dish. However both Malaysia and Thailand claim it as their own. Satay is everybody’s favourite …
Pork and prawn go really well together. Add some crispy bacon and chilli flakes and you will have flavoursome and slightly spicy Pork and Prawn Patties. I made some yesterday …
In the good ole days, there would always be a can of Campbell’s Cream of Chicken soup in the corner of my larder. It’s emergency food for whenever we were hungry …
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