#112

Salsa verde
offal

#113

It’s not that bad ! :rofl: :rofl: :no_mouth: :laughing:

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#114

don’t think i’ve ever been to a restaurant that didn’t have some kind of ice cream

#115

went to a pretty wanko place in panama and had basil sorbet with corn ice cream :thinking:

#116

When I was a kid all “swanky” restaurants (i.e. anywhere that wasn’t Little Chef or Deep Pan Pizza co) used to sell these. I could quite go for one now

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#117

This is not specifically a masterchef thing, but fine dining/posh restaurant mash is rubbish compared to good home made mash like what your granny makes.

At a certain level of restaurant it just becomes like gelatinous butter with 6 spoons of salt in it. Waste of time.

#118

Speaking of pancreas, I was at the butcher last year and a posh woman came in and asked if he had any pancreas. He said he didn’t and that she’d probably have to go to the slaughterhouse to get some.

After she’d gone, I asked him if anyone had ever requested pancreas before and he said they hadn’t. Then he looked a bit panicked and told me not to tell anyone that she’d asked for pancreas and he hadn’t got any. Which I did. Until now.

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#119

Gelatinous is the wrong word, I mean starchy

#120

I once saw a TV chef say that the potato in restaurant mash was just a binding agent for the butter

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#121

fantastic story, genuinely

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#122

anything sous vide. please don’t tell me that any of you have ever done this because i know you haven’t.

#123

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#124

This has got me puzzled now

#125

Coughs

#126

searched for sous vide mate

#127

You’re not French

#128

Don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone on Masterchef pull it off either. I swear the producers just set the ice cream machine to the wrong temperature for the lols or something, they can’t all be that shit at making it.

#129

I often think about it, it was very odd. She didn’t even say what kind of pancreas she wanted.

#130

uncultured swine

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#131

Fucking love a bit of pancreas and chips, me.