Hello again /ck/, J here again.
Last week I created a thread about the beginning of my apprenticeship. You were all kind enough to give me feed back and tips so this week I'm going to continue on
Tuck in!
>>8249846
Unfortunately there'll be no cook along this week as I've finished work at 2100 hrs. So no time for dinner but I've got some great stuff from over the last week. To start we have banana pancakes made at work and I plan on making again tomorrow. And here I've made a compound butter of garlic and herb. It didn't roll as well as I hoped.
Cool to see you again.
You guys prep your pancakes? Why?
>>8249856
Scotch fillet w/ garlic cloves and some thyme
>>8249864
Hey thank you my friend. Glad you're here.
Its for a function we have on so we prep the food the day before depending on the numbers.
>>8249896
Chopped sundried tomatos
>>8249903
Green beans
Boil potatoes
>>8249903
when i'm on death row i'm going to ask for $50 worth of sundried tomatoes
>>8249909
Roast sweet potato and capsicum
>>8249918
The kind of people that are on death row only ever ask for fried chicken and watermelon
>>8249918
Nice one. Its good shit. Excellent as a dressing.
>>8249921
Kek
>>8249927
PAN, HOT!
In they go
>>8249941
Mash the living hell out of the potato til smooth
>>8249950
Steak almost done.
>>8249952
And voila, steak and veg.
To be more precise its Scotch fillet with garlic and herb butter, roasted vegetables with sundried tomato dressing and Paris mash.
>>8249955
>Paris mash
interesting, never heard of that before. how does it differ from 'regular' mashed potatoes you'd cook?
oh, and thanks for an actual cooking thread
>>8249968
Just a fuck ton more butter and cream, its also meant to be super smooth; and you're quite welcome. Here are some more school photos.
>>8249991
>>8249991
Braised pork with apple and onion chutney
>>8249993
Pumpkin and fetta 'za
And this is cream caramel.
>>8249995
Tomorrow as well if the threads still alive I'll post most banana pancakes.
>>8249846
>dat moment when you're first allowed to plate something
I had a ton of problems with plating for some reason.
>>8249909
>he doesn't steam his vegetables
It seals in more of the flavor. Also, if you're mashing them just cut them into smaller pieces so they cook faster.
>>8249991
>Just a fuck ton more butter and cream, its also meant to be super smooth
As someone who doesn't know much about potatoes preparation - is there such a thing as lumpy potato mash or is it a sign the cook fucked up? Because I've seen everything from really smooth and runny mash to solid and lumpy.
>>8249955
>Instant coffee
>tea bags
>'gourmand'
>>8250021
everybody does it to their own tastes, some people are just haphazard about it or undercook their potatoes. the 'paris mash' op is talking about is actually pommes purees, which is usually passed through a sieve or food mill to make it velvety smooth, where normal mash generally has a more granular texture. i like lumpy mash personally.
>>8250111
interesting. would you actually serve puree as a side, though?
>>8250137
absolutely. purees are ubiquitous in fine dining restaurants.
good thread anon
>>8251248
Cheers mate.
Good morning all. We've got pancakes on the breakfast menu, I won't be making the from scratch as I already made the mixture at work before taking it home. So I'll do process and plate up.
>>8250079
I don't drink either of those, they belong to someone else.
>>8250021
Its a much of a muchness and like the other anon said its really your personal preference. Some people don't even add cream or butter and just eat the boiled or steamed potatoes.
>>8250019
Thanks for the heads up. Will do.
>>8250016
I love plate up and presentation. I like to think I'm naturally good at it.
Mixture in the bowl. Contains banana and pistachios.
>>8251652
I realized I'm not the best at making pancakes.
>>8251655
And pancakes with banana and pistachio. These obviously aren't the greatest so if anyone has any tips on how to improve them that'd be great.
I'll also be doing a cook along for dinner if anyone is interested.