The Hairy Bikers' Meat Feasts: With Over 120 Delicious Recipes - A Meaty Modern Classic by Hairy Bikers

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    • Ingredients: melons; ginger root; limes; Parma ham; basil; white pepper
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  • Celeriac and apple soup with bacon

    • Agaillard on October 04, 2022

      The soup is good but the bread and bacon crumbs make the soup ... seriously <3 <3

  • Lamb, lentil and spinach soup

    • Bessp on October 27, 2025

      Delicious! I accidentally used yellow lentils instead of red, but it worked great. I will definitely be making this again. I was hearty without being heavy, and perfectly spiced.

  • Oxtail soup with parsley dumplings

    • Dorsetknob on April 08, 2020

      Stunning meaty flavours and soft and fluffy dumplings. Yeast extract and sherry are a revelation

  • Lemon and thyme pork schnitzel

    • chawkins on February 09, 2021

      The lemon, thyme and Parmesan added a lot of flavor to the schnitzel. The cooking time was spot on: the cutlet was cooked to perfection, juicy with a tinge of pink in the center.

    • etcjm on October 20, 2024

      Very good. Used the end of some manchego as well. You could be more generous with the cheese really. Used tenderloin butterlied and bashed. Yes a do again.

    • carly_ztnb88 on May 03, 2026

      Really liked this. Drizzled with oil and baked in the oven instead of frying. Still resulted in a delicious crisp crust.

  • Rump steak with chimichurri sauce

    • Agaillard on June 05, 2021

      This was nice and the sauce went really well with the grilled beef flavour. I used bavette steak because this is what I had, cooked on the pan to medium rare. I had never cooked or seen/remembered chimichurri sauce before, therefore I don't know how it compares - looking at photos on the internet, I realise I probably shouldn't have blended it but mixed it manually, as my version was smooth which I think shouldn't have been. Nevertheless good obviously.

  • Pot-roast brisket

    • Dorsetknob on November 03, 2019

      Great with Latkes and broccoli sautéed with butter and Parmesan

  • Pulled pork

    • j_h on January 02, 2016

      This was fantastic. Next time I make it I'll reduce the salt and pepper and include chilli flakes in the dry rub. May also increase the temperature for 15 minutes at the end (uncovered) to crisp up the outside a bit.

  • Pork chops with fennel and lemon

    • joanne761994 on March 30, 2026

      Sounded great on paper but unfortunately it was just 'meh'. The sauce was nice enough but there are so many better ways to cook fennel and pork chops.

  • Sage and onion toad in the hole

    • macmark on March 03, 2016

      Against my better judgement I followed this recipe to the letter. I thought the hairy duo might have a winner on their hands. I was wrong. Very wrong. I ended up with a flabby, doughy inedible dinner. If you do decide to try this make sure you get the pan smoking hot before adding the batter and I'd suggest raising the oven temperature too. Oh and sausages don't need an hour in the oven either.

  • Moussaka

    • Agaillard on November 03, 2019

      This is a great traditional moussaka recipe! The quantities are just right for a large dish, mine was too small and I had a bit of leftovers. Note for the aubergines that the quantity of oil has to be just right, not too much, not too little, for each batch. Pleasant and comforting overall. Served with a simple green salad with onions. To note that I found the potatoes to be slightly undercooked, and I followed all cooking times exactly, and cut to 5mm slices as directed => I used Cornish Earlies, not sure it matters, but next time I will increase the cooking time for the potatoes.

  • Beef rendang

    • Bessp on April 28, 2024

      Delicious! I removed the seeds from the chilis because we're babies, next time I'll leave 1-2 chilis worth of seeds in for some extra heat since this made it extremely mild. Cooked for 60 minutes in the instant pot and added peas at the end. Served with rice.

  • Creole spiced beef

    • Agaillard on March 30, 2016

      Original spice combination and dish... You do need a lot more cooking time and reheating for the meat to achieve the correct melting texture... Also I has to add liquid as I went along, far too little.

  • Sausage pasta

    • joanne761994 on February 13, 2026

      Very tasty. Loved by all. We added peas and chopped spinach when reducing down the wine This is going to become a firm favourite in the house!

  • Warm bacon and lentil salad

    • Agaillard on December 20, 2015

      Not bad and quite original. A bit large re-portion side! I made it with a scotch egg - wanted also a chicory salad but the portion was too large, i would not have finished it!

  • Lamb and aubergine traybake

    • TLouise on December 29, 2020

      I liked the flavours in this dish but the veg was a little soggy, maybe try roasting without the foil and lower down in the oven next time.

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  • ISBN 10 1407250671
  • ISBN 13 9781407250670
  • Published Aug 27 2015
  • Format eBook
  • Page Count 586
  • Language English
  • Countries United Kingdom
  • Publisher Orion Publishing Group

Publishers Text

The winner of Britain's favourite meal is...the Sunday roast! And whether you serve yours with leg of lamb, rib of beef or roast pork belly, the boys are back to show us the perfect way to cook it. MEAT FEASTS is a big and bold celebration of meat, jam-packed with mouth-watering recipes for traditional favourites such as shepherds pie and chilli con carne, as well as everything from soups and salads to pies and curries. Filled with handy tips on buying the right cut for your recipe and your pocket, this is the only meat cookbook you will ever need.

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