I love working from home on Fridays. I can cook lunch.
Ciabatta fried in a nudge of Lurpak butter, melted provolone, sliced tomato and avocado and the last pork sausage, halved and fried in butter served with mushrooms and onions.
Ciabatta fried in a nudge of Lurpak butter, melted provolone, sliced tomato and avocado and the last pork sausage, halved and fried in butter served with mushrooms and onions.Ciabatta fried in a nudge of Lurpak butter, melted provolone, sliced tomato and avocado and the last pork sausage, halved and fried in butter served with mushrooms and onions.
I also had a great morning tea too.
Morning tea. Atlas coffee and a Dobinsons vanilla slice with passionfruit icing.
I flavoured the milk with onion, clove, bay leaf, thyme, rosemary and nutmeg.
Assuming you’ve not made a white sauce or béchamel before, it involves making a roux or a paste with equal amounts (by weight) of butter and flour.
You need to cook it on low heat and whisk it for at least 3 minutes to reduce the taste of the flour.
In this version, you allow the roux to cool. To the roux, you add hot flavoured milk and then whisk it until it thickens.
I made a thick bechamel because I wanted it to be the foundation for the pork sausage and leftover pumpkin. Using some cheese makes thickening the béchamel much easier.
Cheesy herb-infused bechamel sauce with leftover crunchy pecan roast pumpkin and pork sausage
ManFlu has hit me hard. I stayed home and worked from home while I produced and expelled copious amounts of mucus from my nose and mouth as I sneezed, coughed and cleared my nasal passages of virus-laden mucus.
I’ve consumed analgesics, oral decongestants, intranasal decongestants, and sugar in the form of chocolate.
I couldn’t be bothered sharing how I cooked my meals today. Suffice to say when I have a fever I believe in feeding a fever.