Thursday, November 07, 2019

A ' FRESH & BREEZY' SUNNY MANILVA ON THURSDAY.


THURSDAY 7th/ NOVEMBER 2019.



































We had another nice, long, lie in this morning, it’s so very quiet without any guests in ‘ Doggy World Heaven ‘ to look after! ‘Chispa’ is in & out all the time to see us, until little ‘ Miss Bella’ is back with us next Monday/Tuesday as usual.
















While we were freshening up I was listening, as usual, to the ‘ Andrew Charles Breakfast Show ‘ on “ Castle Radio fn 89.2 & Online on the WWW “ as the ‘ Music Quiz’ came on, I needed the clue this week, it was ‘ Chicory Tip ‘ with ‘ Son Of The Father ‘ – I’m the only correct answer, so far this week, so I will be in the draw, tomorrow, for the winner! Watch this space.



















This morning has started bright & breezy, the sun broke through first thing and there are a few patchy clouds hanging around in the blue sky, there is a light/cool breeze blowing up/off the Mediterranean, by lunchtime it’s forecast to reach 18 degs+ - with just a small chance of the ‘ Wet-Stuff’ in the air,  overnight dropping down to 10/11 degs, - tomorrow and over the weekend it’s now looking the same, but with no threat of the wet stuff, staying dry & sunny, next week is going to be dry & settled, with sunshine and a few patchy clouds, all week hovering on the 19/20 degs mark, at night-time going down to 10/11 degs, about right for the time of the year ( jumper time!)  Watch this space.















For our supper this evening we are having ‘ Omelettes of Choice ‘ – two-cheese ( Mature Cheddar & Parmesan)  for Brenda and ‘ Paysanne ‘ for me ( small diced Potato, Shallots, Smoked Bacon & Green Beans) – I beat the three ‘ Campo’ Eggs- adding Salt & White pepper, my special  Omelette Pan is pre-heated and I add a dash of Vegetable Oil along with a knob of Butter, to foam, then the beaten Eggs are added, left to set for a second or two before stirring, vigorously, with a fork, then half-turning to the side, adding the Cheese/pre-cooked & warm ‘Paysanne’ filling and shaping the ‘Omelette’ over by turning the edges in, then it’s turned over/out onto a warm plate, pan to plate, tilted together, then shaped with a dish paper!  Served with finely sliced ‘ French’ Green Beans and the classic triple-cooked ‘ Pommes Bataille ‘ – small/cubed, deep-fried, Potatoes.


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" Cheese "









" Paysanne  "












" Pommes Bataille " 










The ‘ Perfect’ Omelette, as I was shown by a old French ‘Chef de Cuisine’  - Paul Bruchet -back in the mid 60s, in Liverpool, as I was starting as a ‘ Commis Chef ’!




Last night on the new series of ‘Master Chef – The Professionals ‘ – the first task, shown by Marcus Wearing ( Michelin starred ) - who first worked at the ‘Savoy Hotel ‘ and had been shown by a famous ‘Chef de Cuisine’ how to make the classic  ‘ Omelette Arnold Bennett ‘ – invented in the 1920s, at the Hotel, and named after the writer & critic, a fluffy/flat four-Egg Omelette, with flaky Smoked Haddock, he used Crab Meat, coated with a homemade ‘Hollandaise’ sauce, then sprinkled with grated  ‘Emmental’ Cheese ( originally Parmesan) – before going under a hot grill, till browned and bubbling, served in the copper pan that it was made in!


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After supper we will settled down to watch the next exciting and gripping episode of “ Girl/Hagi – Duty/Shame “ – catch it!



















Thoughts for the Day; See above.





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