Norwich 0 MK Dons 4: Old boy Chadwick dishes up a recipe for disaster
In-demand striker Sam Baldock,
watched by West Ham manager Sam Allardyce for the second time in four
days, took his tally to six and substitute Daniel Powell rounded off the
rout just four minutes after coming on midway through the second half.
Lambert made 11 changes from the side
that drew with Stoke on Sunday. But he insisted: ‘You can sometimes
learn more about yourself as a player and manager when you lose. I take
full responsibility. I picked the team and on the night nothing went
right for us.
Norwich face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday and he added: ‘It’s now about how we respond to this result. I can’t put my finger on where it went wrong tonight because I picked a strong side. But MK Dons were better than us. We didn’t function at all.’
MK Dons, who also sent the Canaries
packing three years ago, showed why they are unbeaten in six games this
season. Assistant manager John Gorman said: ‘We are all so proud of what
we’ve achieved here tonight.
‘His finishing has often let him down but we’ve told him to side-foot the ball into the net.’ Daniel Ayala, making his first Carrow Road start since last week’s £850,000 move from Liverpool, was guilty of a real howler as the visitors went ahead in the 21st minute.
He sent his clearance straight to Stephen Gleeson, who put Chadwick clear to slide the ball past Declan Rudd.
I was there in a neutral capacity, Norwich were outplayed. They put a lot of effort in and played positively however MK Dons appeared to have a superior game plan and executed it perfectly. Its the same old story from the Canary supporters "its not a game we wanted to win", we have heard that one before when Orient beat them in the F A Cup last season. If they are not playing to win then they should refund their supporters entrance fee.
Ham Ball Recipe - News
In-demand striker Sam Baldock, watched by West Ham manager Sam Allardyce for the second time in four days, took his tally to six and substitute Daniel Powell rounded off the rout just four minutes after coming on midway through the second half.
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Ham Balls with Pineapple and Chipotle Drizzle | Simple Comfort Food
It happens every Friday at my work, and probably every day at work, where we end up discussing what we are cooking during the weekend. Typically someone is grilling, and another person is smoking food, but this conversation led to one of my coworkers planning an upcoming party. He was asking me for a simple salad idea, of which I pointed to an easy to make, and wonderful Asian noodle salad , and then he began to bring out some of his mom’s recipes that he had online. Many of the recipes were classic, but one of the headings caught my attention. Ham balls.
Ham balls! I could not get that heading out of my head, and as I already had a ham in my refrigerator that I was going to cook and slice for the upcoming work week, I thought what a great idea to make these ham balls and make them with a pineapple and chippotle glaze. The result was nothing but pure heaven in ball form.
Ingredients:
2 eggs, beaten 3/4 cup homemade breadcrumbs 1 cup minced ham 2 tbsp minced onion 3/4 cup panko breadcrumbs 1 1/2 cup canola oil Swiss cheese, small cubes 4 oz crushed pineapple 1/2 cup water 1 whole chipotle pepper, chopped pinches of saltBegin by adding the ham, eggs, onion, and homemade breadcrumbs to a large bowl. Mix well.
Add the panko breadcrumbs to a plate.
Take enough of the ham mixture and form it into a golf ball size shape. Once formed, press it down a bit with your thumb. This is where you will take a cube of the swiss cheese and place it in the middle of the ham ball. Form it back into a ball, and roll it into the panko breadcrumbs. Place on a separate plate. Repeat.
Once all of the balls are formed, place the plate of balls into the freezer and let them form and solidify, approximately 30 minutes.
During this time, make the glaze. Add the pineapple, water, and chipotle pepper to a sauce pan. Bring to a simmer, and cook for about 10 minutes. Set aside and let cool. Add the mixture to the blender and pulse it down to a nice puree. A bit of texture is just fine.