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Chicken and pork stir fry with chips
Chicken and pork stir fry with chips
When Crazy Debbie started learning to cook she started with stir fry. The reasoning behind this recipe is, as Debbie says “I like stir fry!”. I like potato products so Debbie threw in some homemade chips as a side with this one. What you need: Pre cooking ingredients shot Clear honeyMild chilli powder Garlic granules Oregano Ground ginger Sweet chilli sauce Hoisin sauce Dark soy sauce Reduced…
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Steak and Link Pie
Steak and Link Pie
With the craptacular year that was 2021 behind us, Crazy Debbie decided to make a traditional Scottish pie. With added Debbonian enhancements. This can be done either way, by searing the meat beforehand and adding to the pastry then baking, or slow cook it. The slow cook option will tenderise the steak and thicken the gravy, though the temperature should be lowered to prevent the pastry…
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Spiced chicken with honey and lemon
Today we are experimenting with heat without the aid of traditional hot spices. We are using a cardamon and nutmeg blend along with lemon juice. I like chicken and I love lemons so this looked good from the start. Let’s goooo What you need: Pre cooking ingredients shot Chicken drumsticks Lemon juiceClear honeyThymeGingerNutmeg All spice ParsleyGarlic powder Smoked paprika BasilCoriander…
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So, what is exactly is Ball Street?
Many of you have been asking the same thing. What is Ball Street?
Ball Street is an idea, a vision, where the size of a club, and the league it is playing in doesn't determine the quality of insight and the level of coverage that the club gets.
We understand that more people are always going to watch Top 6 games, and that things aren't going to be solved overnight, but if we #ClubTogether believe we can change things.
The start
Ball Street started as a small collective of football fans (including Luton, Huddersfield, Forest, Leeds and Rangers) who shared the view that most proper football fans are missing out. With a few skills and experiences in production and sports media, we reached out to Ian Wright to see if he wanted to be a part of it.
Fans of most teams would have admired the passion he showed on the pitch, but most important to us, Ian knows the value of all clubs and the role football plays in our culture.
Before our meeting with Ian, he sent this tweet. The response was fantastic and like he said to us, "we gotta get something done".
Serious question peeps - Who do you support and do you get what you need in terms of media coverage?
January 21, 2013
THANKS 4 amazing response.Most fans not happy with their teams coverage. Me and @ball_street are gonna take this on. Will need help tho!!
January 21, 2013
Having Ian Wright on board is huge for the cause. He has profile; he has experience; he has contacts; and he wants to be part of something that benefits the game he loves. But he can't do it alone, and neither can we. We need your help.
Where are we heading?
It's too early to say exactly what Ball Street will become. You're with us here on the ground floor as we start out on this journey.
At the very least, we're going to create a digital football show with Ian Wright that provides a platform for, and can be shaped by, fans of all teams.
Consider our first production a pilot; a co-production created with your help and contributions. We can shape something that we all want to see.
We don't have the funds of resources of the big boys, just a few quid that we've cobbled together from friends and family.
We have many ideas about how we can work with fans, bloggers, established media companies and other organisations, and judging by your tweets and emails so do you. So keep them coming, keep believing and please look out for, watch and contribute to our first show.