Lea tagged me to share some stuff about cooking and food.
1. What, or who inspired you to start a blog?
Lea encouraged me and helped me set it up to initially help me promote my music.
2. Who is your foodie inspiration?
My wife, Jo has some great recipes.
3. Your greasiest, batter – splattered food/drink book is?
Edmonds Cook Book.
4. Tell us all about the best thing you have ever eaten in another country, where was it, what was it?
Greece has wonderful cuisine. I stayed on the island of Santorini and ate plentiful plates of Calamari.
6. What is the one kitchen gadget you would ask Santa for this year (money no object of course)?
Dish Washer.
7. Who taught you how to cook?
Myself through trial and error with the help of the Edmonds Cook Book.
8. I’m coming to you for dinner what’s your signature dish?
Meatloaf using sausage meat, mince and a variety of vegetables.
9. What is your guilty food pleasure?
Pizza and chocolate but not together.
10. Reveal something about yourself that others would be surprised to learn?
Sometimes I burn the toast
Finally…tag 5 other bloggers with these questions…like a hot baked potato…pass it on!
I nominate:
Becky
Ellie
Blackhuff
Maria
Don't Unplug your Hub
10 comments:
Ooh, I like chocolate too. And sometimes pizza. When were you in Greece?
Great list - thanks for sharing :-)
Seeing as I don't have a blog and therefore can't be tagged to do this, I just wanted to add that I love Greek Cuisine too Paul :) we have family in Cyprus, and both there and Santorini hold a very special place in my heart ( I haven't yet been to Santorini, but there's reasons for that being a special place too :)- but yeah, I LOVE Greek dishes! I'll have to have you and Lea and your families over one day for a Greek Dish :)
Calamari done well is OH SO DELICIOUS! This was fun! I've filled it in on my blog and have past the "hot potato" on!
mmmmm calamari, when cooked properly is amazing. When I was in Uni, there was a tiny cafe that only made calamari and chips (think counter, two deep fat fryers and a fridge.) It was 30m from a fishing wharf and the calamari was caught and cleaned and cooked...
So many great memories.
I really like pizza!! Mrs. Jo cooks really well!
Hi Victor
It was lovely having you around at our place during the year. Jo will be pleased to hear that you liked her cooking. Hope we will see you again!
Hi Sarah
Thanks for the comment. It would be great to catch up again with you sometime. Look forward to trying out your greek dishes!
I hope it too Mr. Paul!
:) I will look at sorting it out once I'm back Wellington way, which isn't too long now :)
as for calamari, I haven't tried it for about 14 years, since, when I was 11, thinking I was choosing some fried onion rings off of a hotel buffet in Cyprus, I was just a little surprised to find it was calamari under the batter...which back then I did not like one bit!!!! Perhaps I should try it again!
and Victor it was lovely to meet you that time ant Paul and Jo's :)
Thanks for tagging me :)
Love to read how you cook - few men do
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