What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Smoked mackerel tonight.
I need ideas on a good accompaniament though, anybody help?
I need ideas on a good accompaniament though, anybody help?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
with... red herring.ohjimmyjimmy wrote:Smoked mackerel tonight.
I need ideas on a good accompaniament though, anybody help?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
i meant like veg or potatoes kinda thing :p
Last time i made a patatas bravas to go with it, which was nice but a bit heavy.
Last time i made a patatas bravas to go with it, which was nice but a bit heavy.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
A nice Sancerre to cut through the oil. Lovelyohjimmyjimmy wrote:Smoked mackerel tonight.
I need ideas on a good accompaniament though, anybody help?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Might just treat myself actually !Bruce Rioja wrote:A nice Sancerre to cut through the oil. Lovelyohjimmyjimmy wrote:Smoked mackerel tonight.
I need ideas on a good accompaniament though, anybody help?
Is Sancerre dry? I can only drink dry/very dry whites.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Me too. Yes it is. Get it chilled right down. Enjoy.ohjimmyjimmy wrote:Might just treat myself actually !Bruce Rioja wrote:A nice Sancerre to cut through the oil. Lovelyohjimmyjimmy wrote:Smoked mackerel tonight.
I need ideas on a good accompaniament though, anybody help?
Is Sancerre dry? I can only drink dry/very dry whites.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Has a good Sancerre or Chablis ever been found in Morrisons in Harwood?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
You could always try this if they don't:
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Indeed, but if you nip over the road and see yer man he'll sort you out.ohjimmyjimmy wrote:Has a good Sancerre or Chablis ever been found in Morrisons in Harwood?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I know Brian he's a good guy, but he's not condusive to nipping in for a quick bottle of wine !Bruce Rioja wrote:Indeed, but if you nip over the road and see yer man he'll sort you out.ohjimmyjimmy wrote:Has a good Sancerre or Chablis ever been found in Morrisons in Harwood?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Very trueohjimmyjimmy wrote:I know Brian he's a good guy, but he's not condusive to nipping in for a quick bottle of wine !Bruce Rioja wrote:Indeed, but if you nip over the road and see yer man he'll sort you out.ohjimmyjimmy wrote:Has a good Sancerre or Chablis ever been found in Morrisons in Harwood?
Lovely fella though, like you say.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Our trip to Clitheroe-in-the-rain last Friday led to a little splash at Byrne Bros, my favourite wine shop of any... Amongst other things i bought an 'Everyday Case' at just over £60.00.
Only tried 2 bottles yet, but this is looking like a real interesting case and a brilliant bargain.
I tried an Italian red, perfect for my taste, medium bodied, fruit, lovely with salmon... Yesterday opened a Gascon white, a blend of colombard and ugni blanc and just bursting with scents and beatifully dry...
Can't believe this is averaging out at about a fiver a bottle...
The other good news is free delivery within 30 miles - which i reckon just about includes Bolton...
Anyway, check it out... top recco on the two I've tried so far...
http://www.dbyrne-finewines.co.uk/newsletter" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Only tried 2 bottles yet, but this is looking like a real interesting case and a brilliant bargain.
I tried an Italian red, perfect for my taste, medium bodied, fruit, lovely with salmon... Yesterday opened a Gascon white, a blend of colombard and ugni blanc and just bursting with scents and beatifully dry...
Can't believe this is averaging out at about a fiver a bottle...
The other good news is free delivery within 30 miles - which i reckon just about includes Bolton...
Anyway, check it out... top recco on the two I've tried so far...
http://www.dbyrne-finewines.co.uk/newsletter" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
That looks a a damn fine do, William.
Anyway, ohjimmyjimmy's had me craving oily fish and dry white wine all afternoon. So, I've just had crispbreads with cream cheese, smoked salmon, caviar, and some big rascal prawns. All being washed down with a lovely, cold SB from Chile.
Anyway, ohjimmyjimmy's had me craving oily fish and dry white wine all afternoon. So, I've just had crispbreads with cream cheese, smoked salmon, caviar, and some big rascal prawns. All being washed down with a lovely, cold SB from Chile.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
That's the most middle class thing anybody has said on this forum. And it's pretty fvckin middle class!!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
boltonboris wrote:That's the most middle class thing anybody has said on this forum. And it's pretty fvckin middle class!!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Was that for real caviar from the sturgeon, or lumpfish caviar - also excellent - but not the real, real caviar...Bruce Rioja wrote:That looks a a damn fine do, William.
Anyway, ohjimmyjimmy's had me craving oily fish and dry white wine all afternoon. So, I've just had crispbreads with cream cheese, smoked salmon, caviar, and some big rascal prawns. All being washed down with a lovely, cold SB from Chile.
I wish I liked SB... my wife loves it, but I've never got it at all... the wife who is, bless her, currently cooking homemade fish cakes served in spicy tomato sauce... My contribution so far has been to open an Italian red on the robust side...
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
.... & Boris, please note, Bruce's 'middle class post of the decade' is immediately trumped by the King of the Oppressed.William the White wrote:Was that for real caviar from the sturgeon, or lumpfish caviar - also excellent - but not the real, real caviar...Bruce Rioja wrote:That looks a a damn fine do, William.
Anyway, ohjimmyjimmy's had me craving oily fish and dry white wine all afternoon. So, I've just had crispbreads with cream cheese, smoked salmon, caviar, and some big rascal prawns. All being washed down with a lovely, cold SB from Chile.
I wish I liked SB... my wife loves it, but I've never got it at all... the wife who is, bless her, currently cooking homemade fish cakes served in spicy tomato sauce... My contribution so far has been to open an Italian red on the robust side...
Hard, hard life...
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
On a Wednesday evening in BL2, what do you think?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Anyone for pud, chips and gravy?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I just ate tesco's everyday value canned chicken soup, washed down with a couple of flagons of the finest Danish lager.
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