A little while ago - when I was still in London with le Fiance, he decided to cook up a delicious seafood paella with some amazing local ingredients that we sourced at the Borough Market. Let's just get this straight - Warren is the chef in this relationship. I have to google 'how-to-boil-an-egg' and usually just blow them up in the microwave anyway.
So
"international call - gotta go".
Then when all the gross jobs were finished
Warren: yes, ok. you can just sit there and drink the wine.
Mr Warren got his cook on:
Peppers // lemongrass // chili
sundried tomato concoction
mussels. (and look how well i cleaned them!)
olives // red onions // mushrooms
delicious prawns (minus poop-bags)
My Warr Cookin'.
calamari // sundried tomatoes // olives // garlic
Warren (because he was jealous of my sitting-on-the-chair-and-wine-drinking) then decided to give me the job of cutting the lemon grass.
me: ok... well... can you help me?
Warr: you just do it!
me: no.. but like... which side is it?
Dear Future Children
This is what your mother looks like when she is "cooking"
Pay close attention to the pictures above because you won't see it often.
This is what your mother looks like when she is "cooking"
Pay close attention to the pictures above because you won't see it often.
Regards
Yoh momma.
Warren fried some stuff, then he added some more stuff, then he cooked up that stuff with the rest of the stuff. I drank the wine.
Then My Man had a brilliant idea -
The Warr: why don't i get a few pictures of you mixing some of this stuff then you can put it on your blog and pretend that you cooked it.
Che: oooooh!! good one!
he's a nice guy, that one.
"so then you very carefully add the... (warren, what is this again?) ok, so you add the prawns to the mussels (these are the mussels, hey?) ooh im getting into this!... do you think i should just add a bit of that sauce over there?!"
"No, it's ok, we've got the the picture just put down everything - you can go back to drinking the wine."
You will also notice from these pictures that it is now well past lunch time.
it is also in fact well past my supper time too.
"No, it's ok, we've got the the picture just put down everything - you can go back to drinking the wine."
You will also notice from these pictures that it is now well past lunch time.
it is also in fact well past my supper time too.
Finally after an epic day of cooking (warren cooking, me annoying him) we sat down to tuck into THE most delicious feast. We had also amassed quite a crowd of spectators in the courtyard who had been watching and smelling the delicious cook-a-thon - coincidentally the spectators decided to come have a "chat" right when it was time for nomming. It honestly was the most fragrant delicious combination of flavours I have ever sampled in a seafood or anyfood dish: lemongrass, chili, garlic infused olives, sundried tomatoes, mussels, calamari, fresh cream, thin noodles and prawns. And I'm not just saying that cause i'm biased - We have a whole bunch of "chatters" who will concur.
I had seconds.
and maybe thirds.
(and i finished what was left in warren's bowl)
and then we locked ourselves out the house and had to break into an open window.
It was maybe my wine drinking that did that.
Maybe.
Looks so delish xxx
ReplyDeletehahaaha! oh my god, I loved this post. So funny. You must have been plastered by dinner time, so locking yourself out of house is totes understandable. Damn. Now I'm hungry.
ReplyDeletehehe thats such a perfect ending to the loooong day! Where did you get your skottle from though? We're hunting for a good 'un
ReplyDeleteThis meal was epic, like EPIC! And I couldn't have achieved the levels of tastebud-exploding flavourings without all the help from indieBerries ;) Let's do it again some time & now you know how to do it I'll drink the wine :p
ReplyDeleteThat food looks amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteit was a delicious nom-feast! warr ordered it online from a website called toolbox.co.uk - hope that helps!
ReplyDeleteyou and I are in the same boat when it comes to cooking!
ReplyDeletehahaha! let's have a dinner party for ourselves and do all our own cooking! no. let's not.
ReplyDeleteI think we would probably burn the place down. And then get take aways.
ReplyDeletewith wine. duh.
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