The life of a stalking/shooting widow. Featuring a Bavarian Mountain Hound, various dogs and horse. Also various aspects regarding the country way of life. May also include recipes and hints and tips.
Monday, 17 September 2012
Fly Tying Equipment
Have a large (very large) amount of Fly-tying equipment for sale.
This includes vices, scissors. Tails, feathers, wings, thread etc
In fact everything you would need to either start tying your own flies or to add to a collection.
Will get the camera out and take some photos but in the meantime if you are interested please let me know and I will also produce a list. It is basically a full kitchen cupboard of stuff.
Labels:
fishing,
flies,
Fly-tying,
squirrel tail,
stoats tail,
vice
Monday, 11 June 2012
DOG KENNEL FOR SALE
HAVE A DOG KENNEL AND COVERED RUN FOR SALE.
8' X 4' X 5'3" (APPROX)
SOLID TREATED WOOD WITH GALVANISED MESH
SEPARATE SLEEPING AREA (WITH DROP DOWN DOOR)WOULD HOLD 2 DOGS COMFORTABLE.
BOTH DOORS CAN TAKE A PADLOCK.
ROOF FELT IN GOOD CONDITION.
£300 ONO - BUYER TO COLLECT FROM BB7 AREA LANCASHIRE
ANY QUESTIONS FEEL FREE TO ASK.
Sunday, 1 January 2012
Flying Toad In The Hole!
Came across a recipe by HFW a few weeks ago and did my own take on it.
The recipe basically uses Pheasant breast rather that sausages. HFW does a mixture of both.
For the batter:
4oz flour
2 eggs
4 fl oz milk
Salt & Pepper
Flying Toads:
4 Pheasant Breast
1/2lb Streaky bacon
Prunes
Preheat oven to 220.
Lay the pheasant breast down (inside up) and place a prune in the flap of the breast.
Wrap tightly in the bacon. Repeat for all the breasts.
Put flour in a large bowl and make a well, add the eggs and gradually mix incorporating the flour. Slowly add the milk until mixture is smooth and creamy. Season with salt and pepper.
Put a large non-stick, deep tray into the oven with some oil in it.
When hot 5 mins or so add the pheasant and return to the oven for a further 5 mins.
Add the batter mixture pouring over the pheasant and around. Return to the oven and cook for about 30 Mins or until the batter has risen and is crisp and golden.
Serve with an onion gravy......... Delicious!
The recipe basically uses Pheasant breast rather that sausages. HFW does a mixture of both.
For the batter:
4oz flour
2 eggs
4 fl oz milk
Salt & Pepper
Flying Toads:
4 Pheasant Breast
1/2lb Streaky bacon
Prunes
Preheat oven to 220.
Lay the pheasant breast down (inside up) and place a prune in the flap of the breast.
Wrap tightly in the bacon. Repeat for all the breasts.
Put flour in a large bowl and make a well, add the eggs and gradually mix incorporating the flour. Slowly add the milk until mixture is smooth and creamy. Season with salt and pepper.
Put a large non-stick, deep tray into the oven with some oil in it.
When hot 5 mins or so add the pheasant and return to the oven for a further 5 mins.
Add the batter mixture pouring over the pheasant and around. Return to the oven and cook for about 30 Mins or until the batter has risen and is crisp and golden.
Serve with an onion gravy......... Delicious!
Labels:
bacon,
onion gravy,
pheasant,
prunes,
recipe,
toad in the hole
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