What did you eat/cook today (January 2017)?

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Scampy, scallops and goodby sauce....

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New Years Day meal, our finish to the Celebrations.

Scallops with black pudding crumb, pancetta, pea puree and a mustard vinigarette.

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For the main, Rack of Lamb, Pommes Anna, Cauliflower roasted and puree, butter braised Carrots, a reappearance by the Pea Puree and a Red Wine & Shallot Sauce.

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Dessert was a Strawberry Ripple Cheesecake (forgot the photo). All served with a bottle of Prosecco my niece gave us last week.
That really looks the business! Any recipes for the above?
 
Recipe please.

It's just finely chopped dill pickle and shallots, a little mustard powder, fresh parsley (I had to use dried), lemon juice, salt and pepper mixed with mayonnaise.

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It should have included capers but I didn't have any.
 
They look great @SatNavSaysStraightOn . Can we add the picture to my recipe please? I love the home-made rustic look to them. What's your pastry recipe please. It looks like it is wholemeal. Was it dry and hard? Mine always is so I would love the recipe if it isn't please.
 
I was hungry and had cold extremeties coming back from a chilly bike ride so this ticked all the boxes :
Scrambled egg with bubble and squeak made from last night's left over new potatoes and broccoli.
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Going for a hot bath shortly!
 
New Years Day meal, our finish to the Celebrations.

Scallops with black pudding crumb, pancetta, pea puree and a mustard vinigarette.

View attachment 4758

For the main, Rack of Lamb, Pommes Anna, Cauliflower roasted and puree, butter braised Carrots, a reappearance by the Pea Puree and a Red Wine & Shallot Sauce.

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Dessert was a Strawberry Ripple Cheesecake (forgot the photo). All served with a bottle of Prosecco my niece gave us last week.
This looks really great. Scallops are in of my favourite things. I like the way you are arranging things on the plates. Pommes Anna sounds French and I think I should know what it is. But if you have a recipe I'd like to know how you do it.
 
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