Cooking up some shepherds pie
May shitpost a bit while cooking too
Cooking up some shepherds pie
May shitpost a bit while cooking too
Spud sequence initiated
Pan nice and hot
Interesting to see you boiling the potatoes whole
Keep it up, love a good cookalong
Thanks mang
They hold their shape a bit better this way, gonna be mashing them once they're done.
Meat meat meat
Stock is ready
We're getting there
Doing this in a pot would have been smarter
Ah, the age old calls of "crap, I should have picked that other cooking vessel"
Time for some of this good shit
no black olives?
In a shepherds pie?
Interesting
when i was younger my mother would make me shepherds pie, but I was always uneasy because she told me that the meat was from our actual town shepherd, Alfredo. It didn't help that Alfedo had actually gone missing just months earlier. I seriously believed that I was eating this man for over a year when news turned up that Alfredo had been found, and that he'd been a victim of the sex traffic trade. He'd actually been passed around so many times that there wasn't much left of him. Now, every time I eat shepherd's pie, I think of Alfredo. Cheers!
No worries man, glad I could bring back some happy memories
Use some sharp cheddar cheese to make a crust out of the bolognaise
Don't have cheese or flour to hand, so missing a few things.
Should be fine though
Do you have any powdered salt or romaine lettuce?
Where did you put the Worcestershire sauce? When do you add herbs/spices?
I like to add herbs/spices/sauce minutes before I stop cooking and serve it.
I changed my mind I'm not going to add that stuff this time.
no salmon cutlets?
Spuds are ready for mashin
Pour in some white whine vinegar to brown them
Getting there
make a deep dish za with the ingredients instead
Shit is thiccccc
Use some salsa too
Have you tried making it with more finely diced veg? When I've made it I dice my onions super fine and grate the carrots, that together with tomato paste, worcestershire, and herbs forms a sauce in the meet rather than chunks.
Just curious if you've tried both and opted for larger veg? It looks interesting but I dunno if I'd prefer the flavor.
Done. You could literally build a house with this fucker. Into the oven it goes!
you made cottage pie dip shit, shepherds pie uses lamb
Yum did you add turkey?
I put those in just before the stock, so when all the meat was cooked. Used oregano and garlic, then stock, and then sauce.
Have a bit of a phobia of burning garlic and oregano so tend to cook them last, comes from repeatedly fucking up carbonara.
Was thinking of that, but I was afraid of the onion disappearing into it or burning if my timing fucked up.
Plus I tend to find that the comfy is maximised if the veg is a little chunky, makes it more hearty or something
Realised that I'd put shepherds in the title a while ago and was hoping no one would catch on.
Shhhhhhh
>You could literally build a house with this fucker.
no you literally could not. fuck off already.
the literally meme is so obnoxious
It isn't so bad, as long as you don't ignore it on the highest heat it won't be anything too crazy. You should give it a shot if you're of a mind sometime, and I'll have to try a thicker dice the next time I do mine.
Also some shredded parm on top is to die for.
add some green olives
Cretins.
add some steamed clams
Throw on some Kraft Singles.
>not grinding your own meat
ew
Add some sour skittles op
It smells beautiful
Cut that bad boy open.
Looks good.
Glorious
Way overshot it on the gravy in the dish, but it didn't impact on the taste or texture
Pour some ketchup and add some caviar to that
Add some vegan bacon to that dish
kek
Looks really dry dude. No gravy?
More there than it looks
Pretty moist, it's breddy good
Add some chocolate sauce to that op
>overshot it on the gravy
The fuck you say.
First, it's not shepherd's, it's cottage since you used beef. Second, the filling should have a deep reddish-brown sauce.
I'm used to shepherd/cottage pies with plenty of brown gravy underneath, but maybe that's just me.
Looks good though. Enjoyed the thread
>First, it's not shepherd's, it's cottage since you used be
I know, I have a tendency to call them the same thing
>Second, the filling should have a deep reddish-brown sauce.
That comes from cooking it with red wine and/or tomato puree. I just used vegetable stock, and it's delish. Must try it that way too though
Thanks mang
Hey op add some diced buttery popcorn to that dish
add some blue raspberry lollipops to that dish
Sprinkle some crystal Pepsi on that dish op
hey op sorry I spammed your thread
Dish looks good
samefag gtfo
Why
Too full to care m8
Go cook something delish
Was gonna say, looks like you put quite a dent in that thing
Will do
About 1/3
Meaning it's 3 days worth of solid dinner.
Breddy satisfying.
Could probably stretch it out longer, but not certain how it would hold up in the fridge longer than that (plus I actually don't have a lot of tuppaware around, must get some more)
What's your moms name
What's your dad's name
I fucking love shepherds pie. It's so fucking good with sweet potato mash as well.
My dad made one with a shredded leg of lamb once and it was one of the nicest things I've ever eaten.
Lou
Yum
Will you tell him I said hi?
Yes will you tell your mom I said hi?
I will not
Why not
Because I am Lou
You're grounded
Shit
That's just a recent distinction assumed by people hearing both terms, not actually a historical convention.