What are you eating and drinking tonight?

[LeverEnd]

Just back from Chiquitos at Middlebrook.....really enjoyed it.....

Love Mexican food, but always avoided this place as it's a chain. After Wahaca darn Sarf, it's gonna have to be good. Worth the visit?

I used to work in one in Birmingham during my student days, and it is pre-packaged stuff that comes in vacuum packs and requires no more skill than a Big Mac to prepare. As such i consider it to be over-priced for what it is. However it was a pleasant enough place and tasted really good, so I'd give it a go. They have plenty special offers going on.

[Burnden Paddock]

Just back from Chiquitos at Middlebrook.....really enjoyed it.....

Love Mexican food, but always avoided this place as it's a chain. After Wahaca darn Sarf, it's gonna have to be good. Worth the visit?

It may not be up to your standards....

Trust me Grunty. I have no standards. If it's good, it's good. I'll give it a whirl and blame you if it's shit.

[Annoyed Grunt]

Shit........

[LeverEnd]

I've started something with the field trip joke! Balls to you sophisticated europhiles. I'm going to Redcar with Dan.

[bwfcdan94]

William - I'm not doing a day trip anywhere. Let's be clear on this!

Not even to Redcar .

[bwfcdan94]

Out of interest Bruce how big is the market for what you can use to test traces of pollutants or drugs on a substance?

I'm not sure that there's any market for it all. We use the same test procedures that the Police use. As I said before, we need to be able to guarantee our products against that that they're actually up against under specific exposure. So it's vital that we know what it is that we're buying in the first place. Not what someone on a passing train might imagine!

, but the person on the train is so much more accurate than scientific observations that will have been tested 1000s of times. .

[bwfcdan94]

Just back from Chiquitos at Middlebrook.....really enjoyed it.....

Love Mexican food, but always avoided this place as it's a chain. After Wahaca darn Sarf, it's gonna have to be good. Worth the visit?

It may not be up to your standards....

Trust me Grunty. I have no standards. If it's good, it's good. I'll give it a whirl and blame you if it's shit.

I take it back Burt has not changed you at all. Tonge and proud .

[mrkint]

Was just put through to this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balut_(egg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)

warning: don't view if you have a weak stomach, or don't want to see duck embryos...

[thebish]

made soup today for a lunchtime event - looked up quickest and easiest recipe i could find - this one:

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1651 ... heel-rolls (I didn't do the rolls) - but - feck me - totally easy - amazingly quick - startlingly cheap - and bloody tasty!! winner!

[LeverEnd]

Was just put through to this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balut_(egg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)

warning: don't view if you have a weak stomach, or don't want to see duck embryos...

I seem to remember something fo this sort on An Idiot Abroad. Looks vile.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Going back to basics tonight - the missus has rustled up an Irish stew (which I haven't had in years). Shall be having it with home made chips. Looking forward to it very much.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Going back to basics tonight - the missus has rustled up an Irish stew (which I haven't had in years). Shall be having it with home made chips. Looking forward to it very much.

Irish stew part two tonight, this time with home made bread and local farm made butter made from milk from cows I've actually spoken to (usually, although not exclusively, in a brusque "get out of the way" patter. No I don't know their names, but 178 is the one who quite often obstinately blocks the path).

[mrkint]

made soup today for a lunchtime event - looked up quickest and easiest recipe i could find - this one:

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1651 ... heel-rolls (I didn't do the rolls) - but - feck me - totally easy - amazingly quick - startlingly cheap - and bloody tasty!! winner!

on the back of this post i rustled some up last night. lovely stuff! and enough for lunch today too

[Bruce Rioja]

Was telling Girl Friday that whenever I've had a blast at Goulash, it's turned out disappointing.

So, she sent me this which she absolutely assures me is both a piece of piss and excellent.

Right up my street then.

Something to help ease this Saturday's Doncaster doldrums.

http://uktv.co.uk/food/recipe/aid/613294" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

Going to put the cooking class I had in Thailand to use this afternoon and rustle up a Thai red curry

[clapton is god]

Lunch date at The Olive Press on Nelson Square with an old colleague. Good food and a natter.

[Bruce Rioja]

Going to put the cooking class I had in Thailand to use this afternoon and rustle up a Thai red curry

So, let me get this right - you live where it's hotter than the hearth places of Hell, yet you're making a Thai curry?!

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

Going to put the cooking class I had in Thailand to use this afternoon and rustle up a Thai red curry

So, let me get this right - you live where it's hotter than the hearth places of Hell, yet you're making a Thai curry?!

It's a pleasant 26c this afternoon, what is classed as good weather here Humidity is quite high this week though

[boltonboris]

Spicy food and cold beer are the perfect accompaniment on a hot day.. Get's the little sweat beads poking through just enough to cool you down a little

[thebish]

made soup today for a lunchtime event - looked up quickest and easiest recipe i could find - this one:

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1651 ... heel-rolls (I didn't do the rolls) - but - feck me - totally easy - amazingly quick - startlingly cheap - and bloody tasty!! winner!

on the back of this post i rustled some up last night. lovely stuff! and enough for lunch today too

cool!