Dinner in less than five minutes

Duncan Bayne's picture
Submitted by Duncan Bayne on Thu, 2006-06-08 08:39.

I just had a truly delicious dinner, that took less than five minutes to prepare: a large steak, seared briefly but brutally in a blisteringly hot dry pan, alongside a generous glass of 16 year old Lagavulin.

Beats a microwave dinner hands down Smiling


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Steak and salad

Rex Wilkinson's picture

Tamarilo salad is ,tamarilo cheese onion peppers sprouts cauliflower and carrot all diced finely and tossed until evenly mixed,allso what was it you wanted to say to me that I can't seem to get to open Duncan


Lagavulin

Kenny's picture

Deserves to be savoured in its own right - with a separate beer - a half (gill) and a half (pint) as we Scots say.

I suggest a good claret with the steak, preferably Angus, first.


I was there to witness the

Duncan Bayne's picture

I was there to witness the renunciation - barbecued boerewors was involved, a temptation which no red-blooded man or woman could refuse.


I'm waiting ...

Lindsay Perigo's picture

.... for a certain vegetarian, now former vegetarian, on this site, who, recognising that "vegetarian SOLOist" is a contradiction in terms, has recently taken to meat-devouring, with eminently satisfying results ... I'm waiting, I say, for this protein-revitalised person to fess up in the presence of the cranky protein-starved Irish vegetarian contrarian Cresswell. It'll be the best show in town. Better than the PARC debates! Smiling

Linz


Best meal I've ever made for

Ross Elliot's picture

Best meal I've ever made for myself was a *whole* chicken, butterflied, rubbed with salt and garlic, grilled until crispy on the barbie, and eaten while drinking a flagon of cold Monteith's draught.

Simple is best.

Dunc, if you say "microwave dinner" again, I may have to hurt you Smiling


I just made my very first

Lance Moore's picture

I just made my very first London Broil and it turned out nicely. With a bottle of $4.50 Barefoot Merlot by my side. The beef turned out to be fairly tender after marinating it for an hour. Next time I'll add a peppercorn sauce to the mix and I'll be in business.

What was your cut of beef, Dunc?


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