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bjorkiii
17-07-2009, 18:29
Has anyone else tried it its quite nice :) , with mcains chips and some bead and butter and a nice cup of tea.
Cobbydaler
17-07-2009, 18:37
Has anyone else tried it its quite nice :) , with mcains chips and some bead and butter and a nice cup of tea.
How do you make it? Just fry it & stir it up (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6U-TGahwvs) with a bit of Reggae Reggae sauce? :erm:
bjorkiii
17-07-2009, 18:40
You take it outht e box and put it on a baking tray for 20 minutes its smashing , its nice with peas as well gives u something to dip your chip sandwiches in get ya chip butty rub some sauce on off the meat then dip in the pea juices :dozey: then eat if you buy big thick bread you can shove chicken in as well otherwise i get a danish loaf and the bread rips and goes all over but that a story another story :cool:
I presume it's a version of Jerk chicken??
bjorkiii
17-07-2009, 18:54
Not sure i cant say ive well lets not go into that , didnt know it was the same thing i have heard of jerked chicken on starsky and hutch thats all didnt know what that was
Cobbydaler
17-07-2009, 18:56
You take it outht e box and put it on a baking tray for 20 minutes its smashing , its nice with peas as well gives u something to dip your chip sandwiches in get ya chip butty rub some sauce on off the meat then dip in the pea juices :dozey: then eat if you buy big thick bread you can shove chicken in as well otherwise i get a danish loaf and the bread rips and goes all over but that a story another story :cool:
So, as you 'take it out of the box' you don't cook it yourself then. Is it from a well known supermarket or just the local takeaway?
You take it outht e box and put it on a baking tray for 20 minutes its smashing , its nice with peas as well gives u something to dip your chip sandwiches in get ya chip butty rub some sauce on off the meat then dip in the pea juices :dozey: then eat if you buy big thick bread you can shove chicken in as well otherwise i get a danish loaf and the bread rips and goes all over but that a story another story :cool:
Not sure what planet I am on tonight, but that post really made me smile!:)
bjorkiii
17-07-2009, 18:57
Farmfoods :) or if your posh iceland.
sounds to me like you got the munchies ;)
bjorkiii
17-07-2009, 19:09
Just this sec put some in yes with a few chips 20 mins 190 degrees im getting acid as well
Cobbydaler
17-07-2009, 19:14
Just this sec put some in yes with a few chips 20 mins 190 degrees im getting acid as well
Acid & Reggae Chicken?
Sounds like a recipe for a bad trip to me....
bjorkiii
17-07-2009, 19:17
Gaviscon acid say no to drugs :cool:
sounds to me like you got the munchies ;)
:erm: Isnt that a term for..........................
someone mention reggae reggae sauce???? Is there anything it won't gp with?? Apart from cornflakes?
superbiatch
17-07-2009, 20:43
someone mention reggae reggae sauce???? Is there anything it won't gp with?? Apart from cornflakes?
I wondered how long it would be before you spotted this thread :p:
Anyone tried the reggae reggae chicken sub yet? Its luvverly :D
icestar2
17-07-2009, 20:48
:erm: Isnt that a term for..........................
No one answer that its a trick question :D
"Put Some Music In Your Food" :)
I tried some of the Reggae Reggae sauce with apple in it the other day, it was surprisingly nice - I thought it would be quite spicey but it was just mildly spicey tomato sauce, with not too big chunks of apple (presumably) and a wicked & interesting kick! :tu:
Has anyone else tried it its quite nice :) , with mcains chips and some bead and butter and a nice cup of tea.
The guy who makes this was on Dragons Den last year, that arrogant Scottish idiot Duncan Banatyne said his idea wouldn't work, how wrong was he??
RRS is the best, I swear if it worked with cornflakes I'd put it on my breakfast.
I think I'll stick with my Monkey Gland Sauce ;)
iFrankie
19-07-2009, 10:21
when you take the lid off does it start singing the Reggae sauce song?
iFrankie
19-07-2009, 10:28
No
Im out then. haha
If it did there'd be less RRS in the bottle. And that would be a crime.
Cobbydaler
19-07-2009, 14:26
One for Russ, RRS is now 1/3rd off in Sainsbury's - 96p a bottle...
Hmmm, just heard of an armed robbery at a Sainsbury in south wales, A mad man in a wrestling mask tried to hold up the store with a banana.. weird thing is that he was found with 1001 bottles of RRS and a couple of packs of crunchy nut cornflakes!!!
no-one gets hurt if they don't act funny.....
I like the Reggae Reggae Sub.
I was also thinking at the weekend of marinating pieces of chicken in it for the BBQ.
I think I'll stick with my Monkey Gland Sauce ;)
What the hecks that Kymmy?
Sounds.......................yuck!:)
Cobbydaler
19-07-2009, 17:02
http://www.johan-potgieter.com/recipes/archives/000062.html
Doesn't look as yuck as it sounds! ;)
The name comes from the fact that it was created for a competition in Jo'burg (I think round the beginning of the 20th century) as a sauce to go with steak and they wanted a name that would attract attention.
Actually got half a bottle of it in the fridge and it's a brownish sauce with a high fruit and spice content that can be used as a pour over, marinade or cook-in. The main fruit in it is peaches and apricots.
You can get it at most SA shops and I got this jar in St Marcus, Barnes, London
bjorkiii
26-07-2009, 08:33
Would i be ruining a leg of lamb for todays roast by applying some of this over it , i did try some on steak on friday reggae sauce i'm on about not monkey stuff :rolleyes: it tasted not too bad as well. Also when applying rosemary and mint to the lamb is it ok to rub it in a few hours before the cooking time , i can see this being a interesting sheeps limb.
you will be enhancing it...and you'll gain my respect :)
Britain needs to be a land of RRS.....
bjorkiii
26-07-2009, 11:05
Well i have banged it in salt pepper rosemary mint and a covering of reggae sauce :beer: on a low gas , lets see what develops i should of cut some of the fat off it i think but ill do my roasties in it :D
Ravenheart
26-07-2009, 11:14
I've started using loads of RRS of late, on chicken, turkey breast steaks, and even tried the mash up egg recipe on the RRS sauce site... for breakfast... it's lovely...
it's so damn good.. :)
Graham M
26-07-2009, 11:17
Careful, don't get Russ too excited :p:
bjorkiii
26-07-2009, 11:26
Has anyone tried it on fish yet here ? ive got a trout in fridge that should be gone by well it was caught yesterday mmm marinade in reggae and some other bits n bobs i got :erm:, even my budgies like it on a bit of celery.
even my budgies like it on a bit of celery.
At first glance I thought you were thinking of eating the budgie with the sauce:D
Has anyone tried it on fish yet here ? ive got a trout in fridge that should be gone by well it was caught yesterday mmm marinade in reggae and some other bits n bobs i got :erm:, even my budgies like it on a bit of celery.
Reggae Reggae Sauce is a Jamaican jerk spice (http://www.cableforum.co.uk/wiki/Jamaican_jerk_spice) (jerk meat or fish sauce), popularised by creator Levi Roots (http://www.cableforum.co.uk/wiki/Levi_Roots)' appearance on BBC2 (http://www.cableforum.co.uk/wiki/BBC2)'s Dragons' Den (http://www.cableforum.co.uk/wiki/Dragons%27_Den_(UK)).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reggae_Reggae_Sauce
At first glance I thought you were thinking of eating the budgie with the sauce:D
LOL me to.
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