What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Flatmate was out so I could only cook one of the available burgers otherwise a domestic would have ensued and I dont want to upset the lad he's from Yorkshire and I cant understand what he's saying at the best of times!
I mean, since when was a bag of sweets known as "a bag of spice"?!
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I mean, since when was a bag of sweets known as "a bag of spice"?!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
http://www.donaldrussell.com/p/PrimaryC ... s/D363.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Bruce Rioja wrote:Go on - the burden of proof rests with you.BWFC_Insane wrote:It is possible to buy very expensive and very good frozen burgers.Bruce Rioja wrote:Well, I knew that someone must eat frozen burgers or else they wouldn't bother making the hideous articles. However, I'm absolutely stunned to find Lord Kangana troubling the basement end of the mechanically recovered meat market!
For example.
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For example.
would you have those in a bun with curry sauce?

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Nope. But maybe in a barm with curry sauce. 

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Well, that may pass as up-market tucker in your house, Mr I, but I'll stick to making my own with mozzarella in the middle. Yum, and indeed yum. 

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Oh I do that too, though I prefer Gruyere in the middle.Bruce Rioja wrote:Well, that may pass as up-market tucker in your house, Mr I, but I'll stick to making my own with mozzarella in the middle. Yum, and indeed yum.
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Oooh. Excellent call. I'll try that.BWFC_Insane wrote:Oh I do that too, though I prefer Gruyere in the middle.Bruce Rioja wrote:Well, that may pass as up-market tucker in your house, Mr I, but I'll stick to making my own with mozzarella in the middle. Yum, and indeed yum.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Put the knife in hot water first and slip between the burgers.P.O.S. wrote:Flatmate was out so I could only cook one of the available burgers otherwise a domestic would have ensued and I dont want to upset the lad he's from Yorkshire and I cant understand what he's saying at the best of times!
I mean, since when was a bag of sweets known as "a bag of spice"?!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Ooooh titter ye not!Gary the Enfield wrote:Put the knife in hot water first and slip between the burgers.P.O.S. wrote:Flatmate was out so I could only cook one of the available burgers otherwise a domestic would have ensued and I dont want to upset the lad he's from Yorkshire and I cant understand what he's saying at the best of times!
I mean, since when was a bag of sweets known as "a bag of spice"?!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Eating something microwaveable or something that can be cooked in a pan or my steamer. Oven element has blown! Nando's last night, but can't be spending £23 every night on tea!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Oh and I'll be polishing off the final 2 cans of Beck's Vier in my fridge. Very cold & very crisp. Christ I shouldn't be thinking about that sort of stuff at 11.47am on a Tuesday
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Why not? 11/12's about opening time. Wetherspoons you can get a beer about half 9. So I've been told.MJH-12 wrote:Oh and I'll be polishing off the final 2 cans of Beck's Vier in my fridge. Very cold & very crisp. Christ I shouldn't be thinking about that sort of stuff at 11.47am on a Tuesday
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I have recently discovered how to do proper baked potatos...
get some HUGE spuds - sea-salt rubbed into the skins - pricked a few times - in the oven for a couple of hours - crispy salty skin - fluffy inside - yummm!! add variety of toppings - beans (obviously!) - cheese - tuna and some salad for the ladies - doesn't get much better!
get some HUGE spuds - sea-salt rubbed into the skins - pricked a few times - in the oven for a couple of hours - crispy salty skin - fluffy inside - yummm!! add variety of toppings - beans (obviously!) - cheese - tuna and some salad for the ladies - doesn't get much better!
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Thats good bish. And if you want to make the best mash you've ever tasted, then repeat the process, scoop the insides out and add some melted butter and warm cream, s+p. 2nd best mash ever!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I'd not be able to chuck the skins... but sounds good!Lord Kangana wrote:Thats good bish. And if you want to make the best mash you've ever tasted, then repeat the process, scoop the insides out and add some melted butter and warm cream, s+p. 2nd best mash ever!
I presume the 1st best mash was by these fellahs??

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Nah.
Plonk a load of butter on the skins, and stick 'em back in the oven for a few minutes. Guilty pleasure.
First best mash is on this thread somewhere or other.
Plonk a load of butter on the skins, and stick 'em back in the oven for a few minutes. Guilty pleasure.
First best mash is on this thread somewhere or other.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
thebish wrote:I have recently discovered how to do proper baked potatos...
get some HUGE spuds - sea-salt rubbed into the skins - pricked a few times - in the oven for a couple of hours - crispy salty skin - fluffy inside - yummm!! add variety of toppings - beans (obviously!) - cheese - tuna and some salad for the ladies - doesn't get much better!
jacket spud must comes with cheese, beans or chilli.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Barramundi on a bed of seasonal vegetables with a lemon butter sauce, washed down with some Tooheys Dry and a few other aussie tipples I could mention.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Yum.wovlad wrote:Barramundi on a bed of seasonal vegetables with a lemon butter sauce, washed down with some Tooheys Dry and a few other aussie tipples I could mention.
Undecided - as we didn't get anything out for dinner, and we didn't get to the shops in time, it's Takeaway Time. And I'mk at the mercy of Mrs K's pregnant urges. Could be anything.
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