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    Post by Topdog Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:04

    Thanks M, we aim to please and I personally take a big stick up the barranco and tenderise yours before they bring to me, lol. Seriously as you know we offer to replace if not up to standard and genuinly not, I think that guarantees we try and provide the very best.
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    Post by zdeekie Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:12

    It's the person that cooks it as well & your a good cook Gypsy   Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 3318427985  A good joint of meat can be ruined no matter how good it is if not cooked right x
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    Post by Topdog Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:14

    Oh yes and bad meat can be disguised by over cooking at low temps in liquid, know what I mean, many places offer meat that is braised, stewed or caserolled.
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    Post by Mcqueen Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:25

    zdeekie wrote:It's the person that cooks it as well & your a good cook Gypsy   Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 3318427985  A good joint of meat can be ruined no matter how good it is if not cooked right x
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    Post by Adam Mint Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:31

    Topdog wrote:Oh yes and bad meat can be disguised by over cooking at low temps in liquid, know what I mean, many places offer meat that is braised, stewed or caserolled.


    Annie loves here steaks but since her illness she's meant to to stay away from red or fatty meats so only has it as a treat meal now and again since, we normally got rump steaks from Asda, there were yum, but the last couple of times, the last being Friday, they were tasteless,,, so we're going to sack it for a bit, next time we do decide to have steak I'm thinking of trying fillet...
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    Post by Campbell Brodie Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:32

    I'm getting lamb stew and cheese cobblers tonight...probably taste like shoe leather... lol!
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    Post by Topdog Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:37

    Fillet is very tender obviously but due to not having much marbling is lacking in taste so you have to draw the flavour. If you want the best flavour then go for a 28 day hung European sirloin. Irish, Begian, Icelandic, Scottish or Spanish all excellent, if Lamb then Welsh is the best then Icelandic but both much more expensive that a free range New Zealand.
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    Post by Topdog Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:42

    I would Imagine that Taurus use Argentinian beef which many of us believe is the 3rd best now in South American Beef with both URuguay and Brazil being better.
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    Post by Adam Mint Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:43

    The Lone Ranger wrote:I'm getting lamb stew and cheese cobblers tonight...probably taste like shoe leather... lol!

    Recall when I was a kid my dad saying to my mum don't get that tinned stew again it's rubbish, mum says we don't have any tinned stew, dad says yes we do there were three tins of it at the bottom of the kitchen cupboard, mum says that's where I keep the dog food...

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    Post by Adam Mint Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:45

    Topdog wrote:Fillet is very tender obviously but due to not having much marbling is lacking in taste so you have to draw the flavour. If you want the best flavour then go for a 28 day hung European sirloin. Irish, Begian, Icelandic, Scottish or Spanish all excellent, if Lamb then Welsh is the best then Icelandic but both much more expensive that a free range New Zealand.

    OK will try sirloin next time, any cooking tips...
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    Post by Topdog Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:46

    I love casserolled or stewed meat but you need to use the right meat and beef flank, skirt or rump end cant be beat.
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    Post by Topdog Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:50

    Adam Mint wrote:
    Topdog wrote:Fillet is very tender obviously but due to not having much marbling is lacking in taste so you have to draw the flavour. If you want the best flavour then go for a 28 day hung European sirloin. Irish, Begian, Icelandic, Scottish or Spanish all excellent, if Lamb then Welsh is the best then Icelandic but both much more expensive that a free range New Zealand.

    OK will try sirloin next time, any cooking tips...
    Dab With papEr towEl or clEan cloth, season and thEn get yEr pan \really hot (d\ry) thEn add a littlE oil just a smidge cook to your liking and lEavE to rEst, always makE sure you cut through the fat on top until you touch thE mEat at 3 inch spacEs, appRox so it can strEtch and doE not tightEn up
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    Post by zdeekie Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 17:54

    Mcqueen wrote:
    zdeekie wrote:It's the person that cooks it as well & your a good cook Gypsy   Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 3318427985  A good joint of meat can be ruined no matter how good it is if not cooked right x
    What did you think of Taurus Carol, Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 3275847336
    Really enjoyed it was a lovely meal with good service in nice surroundings x
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    Post by Mcqueen Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 18:02

    Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 294053457 Any place can go tits up if its really busy like Amina did that night, i have never known that before,
    You cant comment on a one hit, but overhaul i think Taurus is good, Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 293354018
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    Post by zdeekie Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 18:12

    Mcqueen wrote:Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 294053457 Any place can go tits up if its really busy like Amina did that night, i have never known that before,
    You cant comment on a one hit, but overhaul i think Taurus is good, Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 293354018
    Mine was good it was what you had was the problem & im the worst very hard to please I like good food x
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    Post by Mcqueen Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 18:13

    mmm Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 1483819851 You cant really feck beans on toast up
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    Post by Adam Mint Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 18:20

    What I noticed about Taurus this visit was it was busy most nights, a couple of times almost full to maximum capacity inside and out,,, plus the night we ate in the one below, The American Dream, we got speaking to the couple at the table next to us, conversation started when they saw the looks on our faces at the size of the portions, they said they had eaten there many nights and had not had a bad meal, they said they tried the Monkey Bar on the main drag one night and the food was terrible, couldn't eat it...
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    Post by Topdog Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 18:30

    I must agree Monkey is awful and very over priced in all areas
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    Post by Adam Mint Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 18:32

    Yip, they also said it was very expensive,,, for the amount of times I've been to Tenerife I've never been in the place...
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    Post by Mcqueen Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 18:40

    Guy in there that plays the guitar annoys the hell out of me, sure he can play really well but he fecks about, your just getting in the zone and he vears off, plus he keeps sneaking off for a line, he comes back rubbing his nose, he alone would put me off going in the joint Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 506932706 Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 16779677
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    Post by zdeekie Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 18:50

    They do nice cocktails though  Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 120275 x
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    Post by Adam Mint Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 19:26

    Mcqueen wrote:Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 294053457 Any place can go tits up if its really busy like Amina did that night, i have never known that before,
    You cant comment on a one hit, but overhaul i think Taurus is good, Culinary delight thread... - Page 16 293354018

    Have eaten in the resturant pictured below many times, can't remember it's name, it's on the sea front just along from Reg's gaff, Surfers is just around the corner from it, have mainly used it for lunches, share a pizza with a salad type thing or lasagna, or my favourite mussels, it seems to be fully staffed by Chinese, but they speak English very well and were very friendly, food was allways good and not silly prices, but had the mussels this time, oh dear,  it was as if they had just steamed the mussels then pored some hot tinned chopped tomatoes over them, absolutely no flavour at all, may just have been the normal chefs day off or something but we never tried it again...

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    Post by Mcqueen Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 19:28

    Carol fills her face in there
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    Post by zdeekie Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 19:33

    Had a few breakfasts & snacks in there was all good , friendly Chinese staff remembered you after only being in once .Good wifi also x
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    Post by Topdog Mon 4 Apr 2016 - 21:43

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