πππππππ | MANCHESTER CITY: THE SECRET HISTORY OF A CLUB THAT HAS NO HISTORY by @BlueWolf1894
Documenting all the club's ups and downs, Devlin tries to convince you that the club that has no history really does have one after all.
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@WHeart2024@sortedfood Can't go wrong with shoulder; lots of taste, and cheap. It does need de-boning (use that for gravy), and excess fat removing.
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@DaleenSan@sortedfood You can get graded flour; this is usually the fineness of it. SR flour can be made using plain + raising agent. It's that simple.
I tend to stick with caster, granulated, brown, demerara, etc. The grains and taste does matter.
@WHeart2024@sortedfood Olive oil, S&P, fresh rosemary, garlic, white onion, anchovies. Make a paste, rub all over lamb (remove excess fat), rest for 4 hours.
Roast it.
The rub brings out the lamb flavour, and softens the meat.
@DaleenSan@sortedfood Flour is either natural or has raising agents to help lift it (eggs also aid with this). Gluten gives structure, this is why bread flour has more of it.
Sugar is down to simple sugars and complex sugars (refined caster is simple).
@Elizabe26055851@sortedfood Simmer pork ribs/belly for 10 minutes in water with garlic, S&P, cut up orange, ginger, and oil.
Leave for 24 hours in water off heat.
Drain, add sauce, roast for 10 minutes.