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Charleek Hides Mushroom Omelette

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Previously on RuPaul’s Drag Race, Trinity and Eureka’s tension continued whilst the queens created OG fairytale princesses, now with sidekicks, where Trinity slayed the competition. True to her Princess name, Aja was a complete disaster … though not as bad as my girl Kimora Blac who became the second queen to sashay away from the competition.

The queens returned to the werk room where they checked in to see how Aja was doing, after being read for filth by the judges despite seeing herself as a superstar. Given that we are watching this in HD, I am erring on the side of the judges … sorry Aja!

Shea then congratulated Trinity on snatching the crown from Valentina, setting of a shade-storm from Aja – and briefly Alexis – about Valentina not deserving to be in the top three last week and that she is simply the judges’ pet.

The next morning they returned to the werk room where Cynthia acknowledged that third runways are not her thing – if season 8’s shorts are anything to go by, gurl right. Ru sadly entered before we could cut to the hideous shorts to set this week’s challenge, where the queens would be broken up into two teams to host rival breakfast news programs.

Trinity as last week’s champ and Aja, as the chump, were made captains, with Aja selecting her current nemesis Valentina, as well as Shea Coulee, Sasha Velour, Alexis Michelle and Farrah Moan to help host Good Morning Bitches.

Team Trinity got to host Not on Today, which is obviously the superior title.

As the last person selected, Nina was feeling pretty hurt … but we didn’t have time to dwell on that as Eureka stepped in to talk over everyone and create some drama. Mama. Thankfully I was just as easily distracted by Charlie and Cynthia reporting on a Justin Bieber/Maggie  Smith sextape, which I truly would pay to see. Sadly though Cynthia hasn’t improved much since her time working at RuCo’s Empire, though that could have something to do with Charlie constantly giving her notes and made her feel like her character – who I assume was Charo’s younger sister – was being stifled.

We finally checked in on the production of Good Morning Bitches, which is clearly not as shady as Not on Today, since they are already filming the damn thing with Ross Mathews. Alexis and Farrah kicked off the with a foot fetishist’s dream before Aja and Valentina joined forces to give a lacklustre entertaintment report. Thankfully – which is clearly on my word of the day calendar, henny – Shea and Sasha came through with an aggressively sexual and hilarious cooking segment.

Rounding out the show Naya Rivera arrived for the celebrity interview where Sasha continued to carry the team, asking insightful questions before the show wrapped.

Not on Today then arrived in studio to film their show, where Trinity really struggled with the autocue. Sadly that was the high point, with Peppermint flubbing her lines, followed by Charlie and Cynthia having zero charisma or life in their entertaintment report.

Despite a valiant effort from Eureka and Nina, there was no saving that show. Particularly when Charlie wrapped up the interview and the show, with no one saying goodbye.

The next day, the queens prepared for the Naughty Nighties runway where Aja was concerned about her lack of chemistry with Valentina, given that she is coming off a stint in the bottom two. Valentina heard this and confronted Aja about how she was treating her, where Aja spoke about being disappointed in herself and apologised for taking it out on Valentina.

Across the werk room Charlie and Cynthia got heavy and spoke about the aids epidemic, with Charlie having lost most of her best friends to the virus in the ‘80s. She then spoke about her survivor’s guilt and broke down … thankfully – there I fucking go again – she could do a smoky eye on the runway, so not all hope was lost.

Valentina then wanted to share with the group and opened up about her disorder, or tried to, before Eureka interrupted and suggested it was an eating one, pissing off Sasha who has a history with eating disorders. The argument went back and forth before Valentina had to add mama to her list of talents, telling the girls they have to stop and focus on the runway.

After also slaying the runway, Shea and Sasha were declared co-winners with their team all declared safe. Living up to their name, Not on Today landed in the bottom where Eureka and Nina were praised as the sole standouts.

Wanting to add to the shade of the episode, Ru asked my favourite question of the season – who does everyone think deserves to go home. Trinity and Peppermint opting for Charlie, Charlie and Cynthia voting Peppermint and Eureka voting for Trinity … before Trinity called shade on her shit. Nina then also voted for Trinity, keeping the voting in the pairs from the show.

Pop on your conspiracy theory tinfoil hats, people!

Despite Trinity and Charlie being praised for their runway looks, the duo landed in the bottom two where Charlie appeared to have given up completely, allowing Trinity to completely mop the floor with her and send the trans-atlantic dame back across the pond.

Heck, Charlie was just counting down until Ru told her to sashay away.

Charlie is one of my oldest – well definitely oldest – and dearest friends, having met in the 30s, when we, along with Stockard Channing, were in our 40s. While Charlie is an extremely talented queen – and we were robbed of Lana Del Rey on snatch game – she never seemed to find her feet in the competition.

Thankfully – fuck, AGAIN?! – I had found my feet in the kitchen and quickly cheered her up with my Charleek Hides Mushroom Omelette.

 

 

Despite the mushrooms not being as hidden as the name would suggest, this eggy, Meggy delight is the perfect thing to wake up to (outside of a Maggie Smith/Bieber sextape).  The sweet leek, earthy mushroom and sharp feta work together to fill you up – oh gurl, it will fill … you … up – and get your day off to the perfect start.

Oh, and you’ll be shocked to know there is chilli involved – enjoy!

 

 

Charleek Hides Mushroom Omelette
Serves: 2.

Ingredients
4 rashers of streaky bacon, diced
1 leek, washed and thinly sliced
handful of mushrooms, thinly sliced
6 eggs, lightly whisked
salt and pepper
chilli flakes, to taste
knob of butter
150g danish feta, crumbled
toast, to serve

Method
Heat a medium frying pan over medium heat and fry the bacon until crisp. Add the leek and mushrooms and cook for five minutes or so, or until the leek is soft and sweet.

Whisk the eggs in a measuring jug with a good whack of salt and pepper and chilli flakes … if you want, I guess.

Heat an omelette pan over medium heat and add a knob of butter. Once the butter is foamy and glorious, add the eggs and sweep a spatula across the base of the pan to give the eggs some texture. Once the egg is set around the edges, sprinkle over the bacon and leek mixture and feta, and reduce heat to low until just completely set.

Transfer to a plate and devour with toast.

 

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April 16, 2017April 15, 2017 Benjamin Woodley Judd Tagged America, American, Bacon, Bread, Breakfast, Butter, Charleek Hides Mushroom Omelette, Charlie Hides, Cheese, Chilli, Chilli Flakes, Danish Feta, Drag, Drag Race, Egg, Eggs, Feta, Feta Cheese, Leek, Logo, Mushroom, Omelette, Pepper, Reality TV, RuPaul, RuPaul's Drag Race, Salt, Third Boot, Toast, TV, TV Recap, VH1 11 Comments

Kumara Blac Bean Burgers

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Previously on RuPaul’s Drag Race the girls brought it on for a cheertastic maxi-challenge where Trinity and Valentina rose to the top of the human pyramid and Charlie, Kimora and Jaymes bottomed – very well – before the latter became the first queen eliminated.

The queens returned to the werk room to discover the first lipstick message of the season and to discuss poor Jaymes’ lack of confidence and how overwhelmed by the competition. Making it worse for her at home, Kimora then compared the lip sync as being a ten vs. a one.

On the other end of the spectrum, Valentina was proud of her victory while hoping to grow from week to week, while Trinity was looking forward to knocking her off her perch and vowed to own the next challenge in a manner that both terrified and aroused me.

The next day Valentina was still on cloud nine while the rest of the queens hoped that the next challenge would be less physically demanding. Like clock werk, Ru arrived to announce this week’s maxi challenge, which involved creating an OG fairytale princess complete with mythology, back story, fantasy frock … and sassy sidekick.

So whilst it was less physically demanding, it would definitely still be completely exhausted.

Like that Ru disappeared like a fairy godfather after cobbling together a look for Cinderella, allowing the girls to get down to business in a flurry of fabric, hot glue and sequins.

Alexis was feeling confident given that the challenge embodied her spirit. No to be outdone, Aja was also feeling confident that she would have this in the bag given her avant garde vision. Farrah however was completely terrified given that she has zero sewing ability – which makes no sense if you’re competing in season 9, when you know sewing is important. Also struggling, Kimora reiterated that she doesn’t sew and offered to pay Charlie to put together a look for her. That aside,  I’m kind of loving her vision or Tarzan’s other wife, particularly given it will probably be extremely whorey.

Eureka settled on a sewer princess, Alexis is going with subway princess, Farrah was going with an underwater socialite princess, Aja was inspired by her mother with Princess Disaster – which Ru was quite concerned about – Valentina was going for ice princess with par-shaved-brows and Trinity was going for a whorey aquatic princess … inspiring SO many chocolate starfish jokes that I’m now aquatic. Down there.

Amongst all that, Cynthia taught Kimora what an adjective is.

Farrah was still struggling big time, leading to Eureka whipping up a bra for her and offering the sagest of advice “don’t be afraid of hot glue girl, you’re a drag queen.”

Needless to say, Trinity was pissed.

The next day Cynthia enlightened us with the origins of cucu – which sadly wasn’t as exciting or scandalous as I had hoped – before the queens started throwing shade at Aja’s very heavily shaded make-up. Peppermint’s side-eye gives me life.

Shit then got extremely real as the girls started talking about the Pulse massacre. Trinity was a former Miss Pulse and was there the weekend before. Cynthia was meant to perform that night and had to cancel – people called from the bathroom during the shooting and sadly one of her friends died.

After the serious talk, the queens got to the serious work on the runway where Cynthia, Charlie, Eureka, Alexis, Nina, Sasha, Valentina, Trinity, Peppermint and Shea all slayed … meaning I was extremely confident Aja, Kimora and Farrah would be in the bottom.

Which they were … specifically Aja and Kimora who had to lip sync where Aja slayed and Kimora seemed to have been defeated before hitting the stage. That being said, my dear friend Kimora was ultimating eliminated which means she was justified to feel like that.

I’ve known Kimora for years but considering what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, I can’t really go into it. But we are close and I knew that despite being disappointed to go home, she would be proud for all that she achieved … and keen to kiki over a delicious Kumara Blac Bean Burger.

 

 

Like Kimora these burgers are spicy, sweet and completely delicious. You know how she was talking about having famous buns … she was actually talking about these babies.

Though I’d gladly eat either – enjoy!

 

 

Kumara Blac Bean Burgers
Serves: 8.

Ingredients
3 sweet potatoes, peeled and diced into small cubes
2 onions, quartered
olive oil
800g canned black beans
2 tsp cumin
2 tsp ground oregano
1 tsp chilli
salt and pepper
1 cup frozen corn, cooked and drained
⅔ cup flour
8 buns
2 avocados, mashed
2 tomatoes, sliced
1 cup iceberg lettuce, shredded
200g Danish feta, mashed
Sriracha sauce, to taste

Method
Preheat the oven to 180°C.

Place the sweet potato and onion on a baking tray, drizzle with some olive oil and bake for about half an hour, or until they are browned and caramelised.

While the potato is baking, rinse the beans and drain completely. Transfer to a bowl and mash until they are broken up but still clearly beans – use your judgement.

Transfer the baked veggies into a food processor with the spices and blitz until smooth. Add to the bowl with the mashed beans, corn flour and a good whack of salt and pepper and mix with your hands until well combined.

Shape into 8 large patties, place on a lined baking tray, drizzle with oil and bake for twenty minutes, flipping once.

While they’re baking, split and toast the buns. Smear the bottoms with avocado and top with some feta and tomato. Place the patio on top, drizzle with Sriracha and place some lettuce on top … close and devour.

 

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April 9, 2017 Benjamin Woodley Judd Tagged America, American, Avocado, Black Beans, Buns, Burgers, Chilli, Comfort Food, Corn, Cumin, Drag, Drag Race, Feta, Kimora Blac, Kumara, Kumara Blac Bean Burgers, Lettuce, Logo, Main, Onion, Oregano, Party Food, Reality TV, RuPaul, RuPaul's Drag Race, Second Boot, Snack, Sriracha, Street Food, Sweet Potato, Tomato, TV, TV Recap, Vegetarian, VH1 11 Comments

Jams Mansfield

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Previously on RuPaul’s Drag Race, Lady Gaga worked hard to finally win me over whilst shadowing Ru throughout the premiere. I assume in some contractually negotiated move, Gaga’s episode also featured no elimination, meaning Jaymes, Kimora and (don’t hate me) Aja got very lucky.

The non-elimination thankfully didn’t take away from Nina slaying the first episode and snatching the Miss Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve and Talent pageant crown … before Ru dropped the bomb that a 14th queen would be joining the competition.

This episode picked up exactly where we left off last week as we welcomed last season’s Miss Congeniality, cucu queen Cynthia Lee Fontaine back to the competition … hopefully sans the ‘80s running shorts that got her eliminated the first time.

While some queens were thrilled to see Cynthia and her cucu ru-turn, Shea was confused as to whether it was all some big joke – like Shangela’s third-ninetieth returns – Peppermint was not happy to have another person to compete against and Kimora was wanting to have a cucu-off  … because if Cynthia’s wasn’t the best, she didn’t want to hear about.

To be honest, after the queens returned to the werk room the next day and Cynthia uttered her seventieth cucu of the episode, I also didn’t want to hear about it.

Not letting me dwell on my regretfully bubbling rage against Miss Cucu, Lisa Kudrow dropped by channelling her best Valerie Cherish to welcome the girls to the second week of the competition and explain the reason for Ru’s entry line.

Then she left. Just left.

It was confusing and makes me desperate for her to ru-turn to the judges table eventually.

After Lisa was swiftly axed, Ru announced this week’s cheertastic maxi-challenge where the girls would split into rival cheer squads reppin’ the hometown Glamazon’s or the visiting B-52 Bombers.

The Glamazon’s were lead by last week’s champ Nina featuring Shea, Alexis, Aja, Sasha, Jaymes and Charlie, while Cynthia captained the remaining girls as part of the Bomber’s.

Ru followed Lisa – albeit on an extended delay – out the door as Glamazons got to work splitting out the roles with Jaymes fighting hard to play the role of floozy over Alexis instead of snoozy. Fast forward two minutes into rehearsal where she was struggling with the timing and asked Alexis to swap roles with her.

We joined the Bombers for cheer training where Trinity was scared – rightfully so – to be the flyer, while Valentina warmed hearts where she smiled through her nerves … and the disappointment of being picked last. Echoing Trinity’s terror, Charlie had her turn being the flyer in rehearsal and promptly decided that anyone with an AARP membership has no place being a cheerleader.

I feel like Charlie is my spirit animal.

With an overwhelming sense of dread for their impending cheer-doom, the queens returned to the werk room to prepare their outfits where Kimora planned to go panty-less for the performance – I would pay to see that, so no shade … but I’m not sure if that was simply because she didn’t know what bloomers were, rather than giving the audience what they wanted. She then worked to snatch the whining crown from Farrah, complaining about having to make her own outfit and tried to bribe Eureka with the promise of a buffet visit in exchange for her making her outfit.

Continuing to be the sweetest part of the episode Valentina prayed to her proxy-drag mother the Virgen de Guadalupe, before Peppermint shared a story about being bashed by the basketball team in High School and Trinity reached out to Cynthia, concerned about her cancer and thankfully helping Cynthia to win me back over.

By the time the cheertastic battle arrived, Valentina was full of spirit and slayed the competition, with Cynthia, Shea and Trinity all giving strong performances while poor Jaymes – once again – and Charlie struggled to keep up or be memorable.

While the queens were shady about it earlier Valentina’s prayers worked and she won the challenge, snatching a gallery of wigs. And thankfully for my golden girl Charlie, she slayed the white party realness runway and saved herself from the bottom two, while Jaymes and Kimora found themselves lipsyncing for their lives to Love Shack.

I assumed that Love Shack would be tailor made for Jaymes’ character, she spent the lip sync kinda just stalking Kimora around the stage and mimicked her – pretty lacklustre – moves, resulting in Kimora staying and Jaymes becoming the first queen sashaying away from the competition.

My dear friend Jaymes is a very talented queen, however the competition clearly got the best of her and she was unable to bring it like her fellow queens were. Thankfully I was able to bring a big batch of Jams Mansfield to dull her pain and that really helped cheer – no pun intended, surprisingly – her up.

 

 

Like poor Jaymes, my raspberry jam is super sweet and just makes you feel happy whenever it is around. I mean, I’ve been happy for weeks and assumed it was my new meds … but it turns out it was actually just having jam in the fridge!

Plus it is super simple to make, so there is no risk of overwhelming even the most out-of-their-depth queens cooks.

Enjoy!

 

 

Jams Mansfield
Makes: 1-2 cups.

Ingredients
500g raspberries
250g raw caster sugar

Method
Combine the berries and sugar in a saucepan, and cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, for half an hour.

Remove from the heat and allow to cool for about ten minutes before decanting into sterilized jars and allowing to cool. Once cool, seal the jars and store in the fridge.

Or you know, just devour straight away on a fresh scone or something. Whatever.

 

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April 2, 2017 Benjamin Woodley Judd Tagged America, American, Condiment, Dip, Drag, Drag Race, First Boot, Jam, Jams Mansfield, Jaymes Mansfield, Logo, Raspberry, Raspberry Jam, Reality TV, RuPaul, RuPaul's Drag Race, RuPaul's Drag Race 9, Sugar, TV, TV Recap, VH1 14 Comments

Sharonghai Noodles

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Finally, the moment we’ve all been waiting for – if you have any sense – is here, RuPaul’s Drag Race is back! Haven’t you missed the hell out of Michelle’s cackle? Bless her. Anyway, and I surprise myself by saying this, Mish isn’t the main reason we are here, it is to welcome the newest Ru girls, so in the words of the great bus stop lurking Roxxxy Andrews – come on through season 9, let’s get sickening!

On that note, the first queen to arrive was Peppermint, looking like the love child of T-Boz, Queen Latifah and Janet Jackson. Not wanting to leave the sweet queen solo for too long, Valentina arrived, looking delicate and snatched in drag and like a French mime as a boy. She claims to be artistic … but despite only 10 months in drag, she is better than Serena ChaCha ever dreams of being.

Despite her too much, too soon levels of sub-par shade and trying to instigate a one-sided sequel to Coco and Alyssa’s feud – which would make a great season of Ryan Murphy’s feud, no? – Eureka was able to win me over with her opening line. Because girl is serving up pure catfish, and I love it.

Following on the transatlantic redacted year old Charlie Hides arrived, making an early play for Miss Congeniality … as long as Lana del Rey doesn’t rally her troops to vote against her. From the oldest to one of the youngest, Farrah Moan arrived wearing Rose McGowan’s infamous ‘98 VMAs outfit. Thankfully she elected to wear undies.

Sasha Velour,  *screams*. I have nothing more to say, other than the fact I love her.

Broadway baby Alexis Michelle egg-rolled into the werk room, reconnecting with her dear friend and fellow New Yorker Peppermint. Shea Coulee didn’t come to play, but came to slay on her minimal budget … and I didn’t even find that annoying, so she is good.

Next up Trinity Taylor, the most passionate plastic surgery advocate since Jocelyn Wilderstein arrived. Trinity is also the target of Eureka’s rage, on account of her besting her in every pageant they’ve competed together.

Continuing in the theme of pre-existing relationships, Farrah’s Vegas sister Kimora Blac arrived with her famous arse … and I can confirm that yes, Kimora Blac is everyone’s sexuality.

Not having a friend in the competition, Jaymes Mansfield BYOd and brought along a muppet which is potentially the second best non-contestant to appear in the queen’s entrances since Ornacia. If there have been any other non-people that entered, let me know in the comments and I’ll update the ranking.

Nina Bo’nina Brown worked Osama Bin Laden into the werk room, while dressed as a mouse so she is definitely my favourite. She was followed by Aja whose edges were snatched … but whose makeup was hella sloppy in Trinity’s opinion.

Rounding out the queens … hang on a minute, that isn’t Ronnie, that is Lady Gaga! Despite the fact that she made the queens name check my nemesis Derrick Barry and our relationship has always been contentious, I kind of loved Lady Gaga and appreciate the girls losing their shit.

Plus, it led to Eureka breaking her shade-spiral to break down and thank Gaga for being Gaga. Gaga then went gaga for the girls and drag. And once more, gaga.

Finally Mama Ru entered the werk room to welcome the latest queens to the competition and announce that no one would be leaving this week and that instead, they’d be competing in the Miss Charisma, Uniqueness Nerve and Talent pageant.

Since the season was filmed so long ago, I forgot all about this little twist … but thankfully, I had invited my girl – and season 4 victor – Sharon Needles over to watch the premiere with me while sitting in a pool of blood – because it isn’t a Drag Race premiere without blood – saying “hey baby” to each other like Caitlyn Jenner.

Given the fact she had a lot of offers for the premiere, Shaz – who I grew up with in Party City, where we belong – only agreed to attend my party (for two) if I whipped up her fave, my Sharonghai Noodles.

 

 

Quick, easy, slippery and fresh, this dish reminds Shaz of everything she loves about me.

Oh and to wrap-up this ru-cap, Farrah was whiny but endearingly so, Aja drops labels as often as Willam and Eureka hopefully will drop the vendetta against Trinity and continue to be likeable, since landing in the top-three over her.

Although maybe she will hold a grudge against Sasha and Nina, who both also slayed the mainstage and tied slash beat her respectively.

Side note, Nina for president. Zika or no Zika.

Other standouts were Shea’s passionate ode to a big weiner shoved between two buns and Trinity’s anal sun mural.

At the other end of the pack, Jaymes, Kimora and Aja should be thankful that the competition doesn’t start in earnest until next week – following the arrival of the not-well-hidden returning queen – as one of them was surely going home.

Why don’t you enjoy some Sharonghai Noodles while you wait for the arrival of the first eliminated queen, okkkrrr?

 

 

Sharonghai Noodles
Serves: 4.

Ingredients
500g pork loin, cut into very thin strips
2 tbsp soy sauce
2 tbsp raw caster sugar
1 tbsp sesame oil
2 tbsp tamari
2 tsp oyster sauce
⅓ cup chicken stock
500g fresh egg noodles
vegetable oil
500g wombok, trimmed and cut into thick-ish pieces
2 cloves garlic, minced
handful shiitake mushrooms, sliced
½ red capsicum, sliced

Method
Combine one tablespoon of soy sauce, one tablespoon of caster sugar and the sesame oil in a bowl and toss through the pork. Cover and marinate in the fridge for an hour.

Combine the remaining sauces and sugar in a jud with the stock and leave to rest. Cook the noodles according to packet instructions, drain and leave to rest.

Once that is all sorted, heat a good lug of oil in a large pan or wok over medium-high heat. Add the cabbage, garlic, mushrooms and capsicum and stir-fry for about five minutes, or until softened. Transfer to a bowl to rest.

Add another lug of oil to the pan and stir-fry the pork for a couple of minutes, or until just cooked through. Return the veggies and add the noodles and sauce, and cook for a further few minutes.

Serve immediately and devour.

 

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March 26, 2017 Benjamin Woodley Judd Tagged America, American, Capsicum, Chicken Stock, Drag, Drag Race, Garlic, Logo, Main, Meat, Noodles, Oyster Sauce, Pork, Raw Caster Sugar, Reality TV, RuPaul, RuPaul's Drag Race, RuPaul's Drag Race 9, Sesame Oil, Shanghai Noodles, Sharon Needles, Sharonghai Noodles, Shiitake, Shiitake Mushrooms, Soy Sauce, Street Food, Tamari, TV, TV Recap, VH1, Winner, Wombok 7 Comments

I said, yo’ country breakfast is ready

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Full disclosure by the time Trump’s inauguration and Ru pulled that Runited States of America stunt, I assumed that season nine of Drag Race was cancelled and I wouldn’t be able to share these post-sashay catch-ups with you.

But it wasn’t, I can and you’re grateful. You may feel like you’re not grateful … but you are people, you are grateful.

So belt out your best Alyssa Edward’s doo-wa, block out Alaska’s meltdown, end the mourning period for the fact Detox and Katya couldn’t share the All Stars 2 crown and prepare to be served as the girls compete to snatch Bob the Drag Queen’s title, henny.

Who will be the first to sashay away and join me for a comforting meal? Check back tomorrow, okkkkr.

*Tongue pop*

Image source: VH1.

 

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Bob the Drag Quiche

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Good news! In less than a week RuPaul’s Drag Race returns to our screens – express on Stan in Australia, no less … and no, I’m not sponsored, just grateful. As good as it is that it will be returning to our TV purse first, this time next week I will be supporting the first queen told to sashay away by Mama Ru and Michelle.

Holy crap – talk about being a dippy downer, right?

While this time next week we will have lost our first queen, it means that the gentlemen will have started their engines and the best woman will be on the way to winning … as per the rules, I guess. As such, I knew that I had to conclude our culinary countdown with the reigning Queen – not reigning All Star Queen … or the Queen of Hearts – Bob the Drag Queen.

Bob and I have been friends for close to a decade and I was so thrilled that he was not only competing on a season of Drag Race but also that he competed on a season featuring my dear friend David Sedaris as a guest judge.

I’m not saying Dave helped rig it in Bob’s favour … but I’m not not saying it, you know? I mean, a bottom two appearance sure can counteract apparent cockiness.

Given how busy Bob has been since snatching the crown, we haven’t been able to hang-out post coronation so it was such a treat for us both to take time out, gab about his victory, discussed his appearance on the underrated High Maintenance (and about him getting me unbanned from the set for misunderstanding what exactly was edible) and of course, celebrate the upcoming season.

Since it was a celebration of all things hiding sausage, I couldn’t go past whipping up our favourite catch-up meal, my Bob the Drag Quiche.

 

 

Delicate and fluffy on the outside, robust and packed full of sausage on the inside, this is the perfect dish to mark one week until the Season 9 girls kick off their race.

Enjoy!

 

 

Bob the Drag Quiche
Serves: 4.

Ingredients
2 sheets shortcrust pastry
6 italian sausages, casings removed
6 eggs
¾ cup heavy cream
salt and pepper, to season
2 large potatoes, cubed and baked until tender, cooled
⅓ cup chargrilled capsicum, roughly chopped
1 cup parmesan, grated
a few sprigs of basil, leaves torn

Method
Preheat oven to 160°C.

Lightly fry the sausage in a skillet until browned and transfer to a paper towel to absorb the excess fat.

Whisk the eggs, cream and seasoning in a large bowl until combined.

With everything prepped, place the sheets of pastry on top of each other and using a rolling pin, roll them together until they are just a bit thicker than one original sheet. I feel like it sounds confusing but I’m going to have faith in the fact you get it. If not, berate me in the comments please!

Carefully lay the pastry into a quiche dish, ensuring there is no air trapped underneath. Prick the base with a fork, line with baking weight and blind bake for about ten minutes. Remove the baking weights and bake for a further five minutes.

Crumble the drained sausage, potato and capsicum over the base of the quiche. Pour in the egg mixture, top with parmesan and transfer to the oven to bake for 30-45 minutes, or until golden and set.

Remove from the oven, sprinkle over the basil and allow to rest for five minutes.

Then devour.

 

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Waffelle Visage

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Oy – how busy is my life right now? Between keeping up with my regularly scheduled programming and doing both Jeff Probst and RuPaul a solid, I am slowly going to turn jatz crackers.

Though maybe I already was?

Don’t worry too much though, I love being busy, entertaining my friends, celebrating shady reality TV … just not as much as complaining.

Anyway, there are now less than two weeks until Drag Race returns and I knew I had to get my seductive friend Michelle Visage over to catch-up and help my countdown celebrations.

As you know, I was Ru’s OG Michelle … but I don’t hold that against my girl, I actually passed the baton on to her when I couldn’t fulfil my duties. Kind of like the Coco / Alyssa situation, except I was deported.

I first met my girl Michelle when she auditioned for Seduction. I was putting together my first band at the time – I also formed the Spice Girls, S Club 7, Bardot and One Erection – and Mish stood out amongst the pack, so I decided to take her under my wing and foster her career.

I was then deported for some scandal I can’t even remember anymore, so asked her to ride Ru’s coattails for me. They were a perfect fit and she has dutifully been doing it ever since.

It truly does take two to make a thing go right sometimes!

I haven’t seen Michelle since filming, so it was such a treat to have her over, talk about our mad contributions to the Bodyguard soundtrack – I did Whitney’s vocals, FYI – and devour a shit tonne of Waffelle Visage in honour of Drag Race season 9.

 

 

Like my girl, these are a little bit sweet, soft inside with a hard exterior … and the perfect accompaniment to the true star of a dish – like ice cream, eggs, bacon, burgers and/or Ru.

Enjoy!

 

 

Waffelle Visage
Serves: 6.

Ingredients
2 cups flour
1 tsp salt
1 tbsp baking powder
2 tbsp raw caster sugar
2 eggs, lightly beaten … like a queen’s face
1 ½ cups milk
⅓ cup butter, melted
1 tsp vanilla extract

Method
Combine the dry ingredients in a bowl and the wet in another.

Whisk the wet ingredients into the dry, stirring as you go and continuing until just blended and smooth.

Heat a waffle iron over medium-low heat. When nice a hot, pour in about ¼ cup worth (depending on iron size) of batter into the iron and cook for about five minutes or until lightly golden, turning only once.

Serve with ice cream … or eggs … or turn into a burger … or just by themselves, then devour.

 

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Almond Crussants

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I am so glad that I’m finally allowed to talk about the upcoming, extremely triumphant – and not to mention sickening – return of RuPaul’s Drag Race in just three weeks!

Off topic, but can we all just take a moment to marvel at my ability to actually keep a secret about the change of night and network? I’m amazing, no?

Anyway I thought it best to prepare for its return by making up for some grievous oversights on my cyber dance card and catching up with some legends of Drag Race … and there is no one more legendary than our dear RuPaul Mama-Ru-mother-fucking Charles.

*Tongue pop loud enough to burst an eardrum*

It is quite shocking that I haven’t documented one of my numerous dates with Ru over the past few years but I guess she is one of the few people that is as busy as me, so it was always hard to take enough time out of our schedules to whip up something adequate enough for her majesty and you – I guess – my adoring public.

I mean, she is the Emmy winning host of the (very close) second-best reality show of all time. And you don’t want to fuck it up!

You may not know this but I’ve been a dear friend of Ru’s since the early nineties when I sang back-up vocals on Supermodel. Our friendship was instantaneous and I quickly became her number one and endeavoured to ride her coattails to fame and fortune.

I know what you’re thinking – yes, I was Michelle before Michelle was Michelle.

Even a physical altercation with Elts while they recorded a duet in ‘94 wasn’t enough to end our friendship. Sadly, I was deported – again – from the US and our friendship had to become more long distance, meaning we couldn’t spend as much time together as we liked.

Fun fact: I introduced Ru and Georges when Ru once came to visit me.

After such a stunning season with All Stars 2 – despite the Alaska meltdown in the finale tarnishing her victory and making me ache for Katya’s triumph even more – thanks in no small part to my culinary commiserations, Ru was extremely eager to have me back on set to help dull the pain of the new sashaying queens.

Ru knew that the only thing she could do to repay my generosity – outside of gifting me her Emmy – was to join me for a pre-party as I countdown to the premiere. Plus, she can not say no to an Almond Crussant.

 

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Like Ru, these babies are super sweet, entirely delightful … and packed full of nuts. As hidden as they may be.

Enjoy!

 

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Almond Crussants
Serves: 8.

Ingredients
200g butter, softened
100g icing sugar, plus extra to serve
⅓ cup flour
2 cups almond meal
2 tsps almond extract
8 croissants, store bought would do … I guess
⅓ cup flaked almonds

Method
Preheat the oven to 180°C.

Combine the butter, icing sugar, flour, almond meal and essence in a food processor and blitz until thoroughly combined.

Split the croissants, generously smear the bases with ⅔ of the almond paste and replace the top of the croissants.

Smear with the remaining paste, scatter with flaked almonds and bake for 10 minutes, or until golden and glorious.

Dust with icing sugar and devour.

 

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