What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Beltin' int it? What did you have?Lofthouse Lower wrote:Went by that Shoulder of Mutton last night on the way home from working in Dirtburn and so popped in for summert'eat.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
didn't the smithills coaching house used to give away car stickers (or possibly refund your bill) if you managed to eat their entire mixed grill??Lord Kangana wrote:The first thing out of the mouths of 99% of the people I know whilst recommending a restaurant is "you get loads....".
I certainly have memories of car stickers that said summay like..
"I finished the Smithills mixed grill"... I think my fat gut-bucket b-in-l had one... he moved to canada - where breakfast is 104 pancakes with 3 bottles of maple syrup
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
WellBruce Rioja wrote:Beltin' int it? What did you have?Lofthouse Lower wrote:Went by that Shoulder of Mutton last night on the way home from working in Dirtburn and so popped in for summert'eat.
Wow
starters - ham and black pudding terrine - 8/10
mains - lamb rump - 10/10 (had belting cabbage and potatoes too
Didn't manage a pudding, but washed it all down with a few ales
Lovely lovely lovely. Shall return (especially as I didn't realise it was so close to home)
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Went to Ashoka (formerly The Crofters) on Friday night. Very, very good indeed. Had a couple of pops apiece, a shami kebab, a sheesh kebab, Chicken aloo saag, split a portion of pilau as well as a keema naan and a garlic naan, a few pints as well, £53 for two of us. Highly recommended.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
stunning scenery to be found up th'hill from there should you fancy a walk, work up an appetite! my favourite place in the world up there.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
avoid the sunday banquet tho! it really is A Shoka. (caps loves that one)Bruce Rioja wrote:Went to Ashoka (formerly The Crofters) on Friday night. Very, very good indeed. Had a couple of pops apiece, a shami kebab, a sheesh kebab, Chicken aloo saag, split a portion of pilau as well as a keema naan and a garlic naan, a few pints as well, £53 for two of us. Highly recommended.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Try Forts of India in Whitefield, if you like a good curry.Bruce Rioja wrote:Went to Ashoka (formerly The Crofters) on Friday night. Very, very good indeed. Had a couple of pops apiece, a shami kebab, a sheesh kebab, Chicken aloo saag, split a portion of pilau as well as a keema naan and a garlic naan, a few pints as well, £53 for two of us. Highly recommended.
Good prices and excellent food. Highly recommended also.
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Aye, but I can walk to Ashoka
And Forts just reminds me of school days
And Forts just reminds me of school days
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That's a worry - so can I now!CAPSLOCK wrote:Aye, but I can walk to Ashoka
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Ah, my boss, decent fellow that he is, has bought me a present. A bottle of 2006 Chateau D'Eck Pessac Leognan. I won't be drinking it tonight but will buy food to go with it - probably this weekend. Any suggestions?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
T-Bone steak Roysters. Brilliant. They'll go perfectly.
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And me. We could have a really bad-tempered get together... Ashoka v decent... Not as good as spice valley...Bruce Rioja wrote:That's a worry - so can I now!CAPSLOCK wrote:Aye, but I can walk to Ashoka
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They always say steak and chips with Bordeaux. As unoriginal as that sounds. A little suggestion if its medium bodied would be to have lamb or duck or game (garlic, mushrooms, onions go well). Avoid tomatoes at all costs, Cab Sauvignon clashes mightily with them.Bruce Rioja wrote:Ah, my boss, decent fellow that he is, has bought me a present. A bottle of 2006 Chateau D'Eck Pessac Leognan. I won't be drinking it tonight but will buy food to go with it - probably this weekend. Any suggestions?
I'm assuming its red btw.
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I think the element of pleasant surprise joyed me as much as anything. I agree re: Ashoka v Spice Valley although SV certainly isn't all that it was a few years ago. Off to East is East in Manny this weekend - I've heard excellent things about it.William the White wrote:And me. We could have a really bad-tempered get together... Ashoka v decent... Not as good as spice valley...Bruce Rioja wrote:That's a worry - so can I now!CAPSLOCK wrote:Aye, but I can walk to Ashoka
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Cheers, Fella. Tis a red indeed. Hey, I'm all for dumbing on down with steak and chipsLord Kangana wrote:They always say steak and chips with Bordeaux. As unoriginal as that sounds. A little suggestion if its medium bodied would be to have lamb or duck or game (garlic, mushrooms, onions go well). Avoid tomatoes at all costs, Cab Sauvignon clashes mightily with them.Bruce Rioja wrote:Ah, my boss, decent fellow that he is, has bought me a present. A bottle of 2006 Chateau D'Eck Pessac Leognan. I won't be drinking it tonight but will buy food to go with it - probably this weekend. Any suggestions?
I'm assuming its red btw.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Fancy steak and chips mind. I'm not sure McCain Micro Fries suite Bordeaux.....
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
At the moment i can't stop flipping eating. probably cos i'm feeding the twins but i'm just hungry ALL the time. And when they said eat 500 extra calories per baby am sure they didn't mean eat it all in chocolate... Am gonna be a right lard arse at this rate
Still, tonight hubby is doing some of the sainsburys bargain deal. For £15 we got drinks 4 J2O bottles, starter - camembert in bread crumbs, main - beef bourguignon, side - cheesy garlic bread, pudding - gu choc puds and a box of chocolate truffle. Not bad value and there was a bit of a choice. Anyway its still cooking and i've already eaten half the box of chocolate truffles...
Still, tonight hubby is doing some of the sainsburys bargain deal. For £15 we got drinks 4 J2O bottles, starter - camembert in bread crumbs, main - beef bourguignon, side - cheesy garlic bread, pudding - gu choc puds and a box of chocolate truffle. Not bad value and there was a bit of a choice. Anyway its still cooking and i've already eaten half the box of chocolate truffles...
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You're really getting the hang of this forum, aren't you?Gooner Girl wrote:At the moment i can't stop flipping eating. probably cos i'm feeding the twins but i'm just hungry ALL the time. And when they said eat 500 extra calories per baby am sure they didn't mean eat it all in chocolate... Am gonna be a right lard arse at this rate
Still, tonight hubby is doing some of the sainsburys bargain deal. For £15 we got drinks 4 J2O bottles, starter - camembert in bread crumbs, main - beef bourguignon, side - cheesy garlic bread, pudding - gu choc puds and a box of chocolate truffle. Not bad value and there was a bit of a choice. Anyway its still cooking and i've already eaten half the box of chocolate truffles...
Half temptation, half confessional...
Be a northern bird before you know it... just keep on eating the chocolate...
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Do i want to be a northern bird?! And are they all fat chocolate eaters?!William the White wrote:You're really getting the hang of this forum, aren't you?Gooner Girl wrote:At the moment i can't stop flipping eating. probably cos i'm feeding the twins but i'm just hungry ALL the time. And when they said eat 500 extra calories per baby am sure they didn't mean eat it all in chocolate... Am gonna be a right lard arse at this rate
Still, tonight hubby is doing some of the sainsburys bargain deal. For £15 we got drinks 4 J2O bottles, starter - camembert in bread crumbs, main - beef bourguignon, side - cheesy garlic bread, pudding - gu choc puds and a box of chocolate truffle. Not bad value and there was a bit of a choice. Anyway its still cooking and i've already eaten half the box of chocolate truffles...
Half temptation, half confessional...
Be a northern bird before you know it... just keep on eating the chocolate...
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Go on - ask em...Gooner Girl wrote:Do i want to be a northern bird?! And are they all fat chocolate eaters?!William the White wrote:You're really getting the hang of this forum, aren't you?Gooner Girl wrote:At the moment i can't stop flipping eating. probably cos i'm feeding the twins but i'm just hungry ALL the time. And when they said eat 500 extra calories per baby am sure they didn't mean eat it all in chocolate... Am gonna be a right lard arse at this rate
Still, tonight hubby is doing some of the sainsburys bargain deal. For £15 we got drinks 4 J2O bottles, starter - camembert in bread crumbs, main - beef bourguignon, side - cheesy garlic bread, pudding - gu choc puds and a box of chocolate truffle. Not bad value and there was a bit of a choice. Anyway its still cooking and i've already eaten half the box of chocolate truffles...
Half temptation, half confessional...
Be a northern bird before you know it... just keep on eating the chocolate...
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