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Hello and Welcome to the Ten-Tenths Cookery section!
Cookery section, we hear you cry - what has that got to do with Motorsport?
Well, the idea came from our good friend Reid. On his many travels as a marshal, he's become the "de facto" chef for any event where marshals gather and need to eat!
As a result, he's put together his Marshals Cookbook to share with his colleagues around the world.
That Cookbook is now being published here and we hope that as well as enjoying and sharing Reid's wonderful recipes, you will feel free to share your own favourites as well.
In general, recipes should be suitable for camping of some kind - BBQ, cooking on camp stoves etc.
However, if there's any interest, we can always put in another section for "other recipes" as not every item needs to be cooked at the circuit. EP has been known to have a baking frenzy on a Saturday and bring along home made muffins to Sunday sign on and so far, ther have been no complaints!
Once again, we'd like to extend our thanks to Reid for sharing his recipes with us and allowing us to share them with you.
Happy eating!
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Categories: 5, Recipes: 82, Posts: 11, Total Views 414,513 |
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2 Sep 2013 22:30 |
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BBQ Trout
Place trout on foil
Finely chop garlic clove and sprinkle over the fish
Slice lemon and place several slices on top of the trout
Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper
Wrap the foil into a parcel
Place on BBQ for 10 - 15 minutes
For a bit of bite add finely chopped chillis to the topping
Serve with a salad and/or baked potato
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21 Aug 2013 20:29 |
Pit Lane Hooter
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Pudding
If you have a fridge, then add Cream!
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21 Aug 2013 14:16 |
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vincegail
24 Feb 2014 21:01
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Chicken with gueuze stew
I know Gueuze is hard to come by outside of Belgium, but here is my favourite recipe for cooking at Le Mans for those lucky enough to live in/near Belgium or have a very good liquor store. I usually prepare it thursday morning and heat it up for dinner friday evening.
My recipe for 4 hungry or 6 normal persons:
roast/fry 6 chicken legs cut in half at the 'knee' (or just any pieces of chicken of your choice +/- 1100 gram), spiced with salt and pepper in butter until they are golden/brown.... [Read More]
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21 Aug 2013 07:28 |
Pit Lane Hooter
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Omelette
The humble omelette is often forgotten.
I can't give cooking instructions as partner Bill always cooks these.
Plain is good for breakfast but add a filling and you have lunch or even dinner (especially with bread or sautéed potatoes and salad).
Ham, mushroom or cheese or even a Spanish (tomato, onion, potato etc) make a good meal.
Make the omelette mix and then add in the filling before cooking.
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21 Aug 2013 07:19 |
Pit Lane Hooter
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Pseudo Roast
Cook the pork/chicken under the grill or in a frying pan.
Peel and slice the potatoes into thin bits. Fry until cooked/crispy brown - depending on taste.
In the meantime make up the salad as required.
Serve!
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