Gordon Ramsay: Cookalong Live

Week 3 Ingredients for Cookalong by course: week 3

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13/10/2008

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You will need (serves 4)
Salt, pepper and olive oil are required for both starter and main courses

Starter: Crab spaghetti with chilli and parsley

Gordon

200g angel hair pasta
3 garlic cloves, peeled
1 red chilli
4 spring onions
Approx 75ml dry white wine
1 lime
250g white crab meat
Handful of flat leaf parsley
Extra virgin olive oil

Main: Duck breast with port sauce and mashed potatoes

Gordon

For the mashed potatoes:
800g medium floury potatoes (e.g. Maris Piper), peeled and quartered

For the duck:
4 duck breasts, about 225g each, skin on (Barbary preferably)

For the sauce:
200ml port
200ml chicken stock
Couple sprigs of thyme
50g dried cherries
20g cold butter, cut into cubes

For the pak choi:
2 x pak choi bulbs, leaves separated and washed
2 x garlic cloves, peeled
1 tbsp soy sauce

Dessert: Quick tiramisu

Gordon

250g mascarpone
4 tbsp icing sugar
150ml double cream
1 tsp vanilla extract
3 tbsp Marsala, or other fortified wine
200ml cold strong coffee
4 sponge fingers
Piece chocolate, to grate as garnish


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  1. did i see flat mushrooms being cooked with duck breast ?? !!!!!.
    Posted by maggie hayes on 12/11/2008 20:54:46
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  2. Mushrooms? Where? Everything turned out great!
    Posted by Rebecca on 07/11/2008 22:58:33
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  3. Does anyone know if sponge fingers have wheat in them? I have a gluten allergy. Obviously I can't have the pasta, but have found noodles are a great replacement.
    Posted by ItsABreeze on 07/11/2008 21:24:54
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  4. Check out your local farmers markets for fresh ingredients - they'll love you for it!
    Posted by Woodrock on 07/11/2008 19:21:51
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  5. I got everything from Sainsbury's apart from Duck Breast and pak choi they were from Morrisons
    Posted by outhwaites on 07/11/2008 16:41:27
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  6. I got everything from Sainsbury's apart from Duck Breast and pak choi they were from Morrisons
    Posted by outhwaites on 07/11/2008 16:04:30
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  7. went to sainsburys for everything, but they didnt have pak choi... suggestions for an alternative?
    Posted by LINDYLOO on 07/11/2008 15:06:14
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  8. can you have a linkg to a printer friendly version of the ingredieant and equipment lists. I am finding it very hard to print things. Especially the lists by course.
    Posted by chairninja on 07/11/2008 13:03:33
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  9. Hi, further to other comments, could anyone advise where to buy dried cherries in Edinburgh - I tried Julian Graves as suggested by Angie Adams on 4/11/08 but they told me they only sell glace cherries. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jane
    Posted by Jane on 07/11/2008 12:28:15
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  10. The menu this week looks really nice and different, looking forward to cooking this.. yum! Last week was student food, but we had a great time cooking it anyway.. loads of laughs, whole family round, lots of mimicking G.R.,
    Posted by lynne learmonth on 06/11/2008 21:08:48
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  11. Sainsbury's sell the angel hair pasta. I think they call it Capellini pasta. Its just a bit thinner than spaghetti so I bet you could use spaghetti if you couldn't get it. Or maybe even linguini. (flattened out spaghetti!) Does anyone know if the crab should be fresh or is a tin OK? (I think I'll go for tinned!) To the crab type question and the duck question - good old sainsbury's sell both packs of two duck breasts next to the chicken fillets in store, and also do tins of white crab meat which is with the tuna and tinned salmon. Its usually on the top shelf. Fresh 'dressed' crabs usually also have brown meat and egg mixed in which I am guessing is a no-no. Marks and Sparks also do duck breasts if Sainsbo's sells out! My sainsbo's is a small one and they still have all this stuff. Probably not the cherries though! But I have a similar recipe which uses fresh blueberries...Are they in seaon yet? All this talk of food is making me hungry. Can't wait!
    Posted by Vicki on 06/11/2008 17:26:00
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  12. Wow! what a great menu! All my favourite food - crab, duck and tiramisu! We cannot wait to get started on Friday. Just off now to buy the ingredients!
    Posted by Marilyn J on 06/11/2008 12:55:06
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  13. Can you use Port instead of marsala in the tiramisu to save buying both?
    Posted by Claire on 05/11/2008 20:45:28
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  14. The best pasta to use for this dish is Pot Noodle pasta but without the poweder...
    Posted by Geoff on 05/11/2008 16:42:42
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  15. We had a brilliant week 2... falling-over funny but.. PLEASE could we have ingredients listed for each dish ? rather than a huge shopping list, this week we only want to cook the crab and angel hair pasta- I had a WEIGHT WATCHERS HORROR last week- 4lbs due to eatiung 2X syllabub the duck breasts will also need to be put on 'hold' till Sunday week. Mon
    Posted by Monika Wadeson-Wilcox on 05/11/2008 11:13:36
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  16. where can i get angel hair pasta or wat can i use as a subsitute
    Posted by claire_986 on 04/11/2008 22:25:11
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  17. Is it ok to substitute the crab for prawns? One of my guests is allergic to crab meat. The other guest is allergic to cheese - is there any substitute for this for the pudding or should I do something else instead? It's great fun and quite competitive with friends!
    Posted by Kate on 04/11/2008 18:07:01
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  18. Response to an earlier comment posted aboput not being able to find dried cherries try Julian Graves they usually have them.
    Posted by ANGIEADAMS on 04/11/2008 13:31:01
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  19. Trying to find where the wine is that goes with each course. Is there a list on the web?
    Posted by Tiger Fan on 04/11/2008 13:08:11
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  20. Could we have some more credit crunch munch, please? Love that we try new weird ingredients and some witty recipes though would be good if we could have a training video on how to get the breast of a whole duck as its easier available than duck breasts and cheaper and how to get the meat out of the crab and what kind and size of crab is it? Never cooked a crustarian before!Otherwise will just use a DIY hammer and flatten the whole thingy? But heard that its meat is available tinned near the tuna chunks? Had a look for dried cherries and only found glaced ones and sour dried cherries in the wholefood and bakery department. Is it possible to use these or preferable to get some tinned ones? Otherwise seems to be a brilliant Lidl menu this week ...as they have the crab, duck and port on special offer?! Really enjoyed menu week 2 but prefer some mushrooms and bacon in Lasagne with some more pasta sheets and no white sauce but cheese just on its own on top of the dish. Weird to have a soup without a stock cube in it! The creamy dessert was a bit rich but my partner loved it! Also due to increased preparation and organisation was this time only 10 minutes behind rather than 45 min! Johnny Vegas was good fun but couldn't understand his voice most of the time, did have my hubby to translate the jokes for me! The angle hair pasta... isn't it a thinner type of pasta than the spaghetti and sold in birds nest form? Well guess it doesn't matter as long as its long and stringy pasta types? Looking forward to Friday, will be good fun and using self-grown chilli! If we buy a whole duck and take the breast of are there any suggestions/recipes of what to do with the rest of the bird?
    Posted by ulla on 04/11/2008 11:35:44
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  21. Hi, Is it possible to use chicken instead of duck for the main, and adapt the starter into a Vegetarian or Fish one?
    Posted by poonum on 03/11/2008 19:59:48
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  22. Where is the best place to to buy dried cherries? ...I've looked in a couple of the larger supermarkets & couldn't find any?!!!
    Posted by Claire on 03/11/2008 19:42:08
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