God only knows, but it ain't vegan by the look of it.Haven't clicked on the video but is that melted lard she's drinking?
God only knows, but it ain't vegan by the look of it.Haven't clicked on the video but is that melted lard she's drinking?
An hour later and it's already become problematic AF. I'm taking a short social media break forFor once in her life she’s hit the nail in the head with her food description here.
"Luxuriate in their flavour bath"The masochist in me kind of wants to make a Jack recipe too. I do have a lot of weird tins in my cupboard.
I went to look at her recipe page and she actually did the vegan chicken thing! I must have missed it when I was grunkaing. It’s the wordiest recipe I’ve ever seen in my life.
Spicy Jackfruit Patties With Pineapple Hats, 74p [VEGAN]
This recipe is in partnership with Del Monte and is the vegan counterpart to the Upside Down Pineapple Chicken featured in the May issue of Delicious Magazine (which is available from supermarkets,…cookingonabootstrap.com
I agree, I don't see the point in using something just because you feel you should.There is nothing wrong with throwing some of your food away. It's important to not needlessly waste it but sometimes it is necessary. I would count revolting bin juice smoothies in the latter category.
Is that the correct use of the word "extraneous"?The masochist in me kind of wants to make a Jack recipe too. I do have a lot of weird tins in my cupboard.
I went to look at her recipe page and she actually did the vegan chicken thing! I must have missed it when I was grunkaing. It’s the wordiest recipe I’ve ever seen in my life.
Spicy Jackfruit Patties With Pineapple Hats, 74p [VEGAN]
This recipe is in partnership with Del Monte and is the vegan counterpart to the Upside Down Pineapple Chicken featured in the May issue of Delicious Magazine (which is available from supermarkets,…cookingonabootstrap.com
Quite apart from the typically inappropriate description from Jack, bread dough should be treated lovingly. You need a firm hand and some strength to knead but it definitely does not need to be smacked with force.View attachment 569989
Given that Jack claims to be the victim of violence many times over, this jokey part of the recipe seems very odd indeed.
Exactly - more like a massage (don't wanna give Jack any ideas though, nobody wants her to make duck Me Focaccia).Quite apart from the typically inappropriate description from Jack, bread dough should be treated lovingly. You need a firm hand and some strength to knead but it definitely does not need to be smacked with force.
She's also written that buying pre-packaged is cheaper than buying loose when that's literally the opposite of the truth. Almost as though she knows nothing about anything.Jack's attitude to waste is nonsensical. She's always cooking with banana skin and veg peelings, she drinks fat(?!), and yet her house is absolutely stuffed full of useless tit, and she's constantly buying more.
I remember when she was doing her alleged 20£ shop. The receipts made it clear she was buying bagged fruit & veg, rather than loose (although she took it out of the packaging for her photos). Far better waste-wise to buy loose, rather than eating apple cores or whatever.
I did feel like a bastard last night duffing up the dough. Was following the recipe to the letter though!Exactly - more like a massage (don't wanna give Jack any ideas though, nobody wants her to make duck Me Focaccia).
Ohhh this could be fun. Names for Jack's bread.nobody wants her to make duck Me Focaccia).
Why put love in your for when you can put in hate or aggression? POW! BAM!Quite apart from the typically inappropriate description from Jack, bread dough should be treated lovingly. You need a firm hand and some strength to knead but it definitely does not need to be smacked with force.
I’ve just been vaccinated & we’ve got fresh slop on the boil/ferment/fester, what a wonderful world xSo, it soon turned out this morning that although there are only seven ingredients in this recipe, it's not possible to get all of them in one single supermarket. It took me 45 minutes, with the benefit of a car, to make it around THREE (of course!) supermarkets in my local vicinity. On foot, in the pissing rain, this would have taken me 2.5 hours, a good coat and shoes, and a great deal of mental strength not to just buy a tin of soup and duck off home. Our Tesco is also at the top of a hill. All in all, I went to Lidl, then Tesco, then finally Asda, to source cannellini beans. Luckily I found butter beans in Lidl first off as Asda had run out.
When I read the recipe and realised it involved boiling onions and garlic, I also decided to make two versions, one with slightly elevated ingredients and methods. Anything not labelled in the photo is a thing I already had. Including the book, to my great shame. View attachment 570805