What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
NaturallyBruce Rioja wrote:We'll take the gravy for grantedAnnoyed Grunt wrote:Had chippy tea, sausage and chips, lovely.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Chicken wrap... marinade of olive oil, garlic, smoky paprika, organic, free range etc chicken thighs... On the wrap salad of lettuce, tomatoes, gherkins, jalapenos, yogurt, cumin and tabasco...
Tasty...
A Riesling from Oz, very chilled, went very well...
Tasty...
A Riesling from Oz, very chilled, went very well...
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Just had a bag of 'crunchie rocks' for lunch. They're really nowhere near as good as crunchies themselves yet now the bag is empty?! 

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I have a massive egg-surplus - so made egg-mayonnaise and had sandwiches... I must do that more often - freshly made is another thing altogether than the stuff they spread on shop-bought sarnies!
anyway - off to a meeting now - others may suffer from my eggy-burps...
anyway - off to a meeting now - others may suffer from my eggy-burps...

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I bet they'd be good with vanilla ice cream. Suppose there's only one way to find outGooner Girl wrote:Just had a bag of 'crunchie rocks' for lunch. They're really nowhere near as good as crunchies themselves yet now the bag is empty?!

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Hmmm, yes they probably would be!Bruce Rioja wrote:I bet they'd be good with vanilla ice cream. Suppose there's only one way to find outGooner Girl wrote:Just had a bag of 'crunchie rocks' for lunch. They're really nowhere near as good as crunchies themselves yet now the bag is empty?!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Out of laziness I bought some ready-made egg mayo last night and had some on a sandwich for lunch today. As soon as I get home the rest of it's going in the bin!thebish wrote:I have a massive egg-surplus - so made egg-mayonnaise and had sandwiches... I must do that more often - freshly made is another thing altogether than the stuff they spread on shop-bought sarnies!
anyway - off to a meeting now - others may suffer from my eggy-burps...
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Where from Bruce? Wife gets it from Asda and I don't find it bad with sliced tomato and a bit of salt and pepper.Bruce Rioja wrote: Out of laziness I bought some ready-made egg mayo last night and had some on a sandwich for lunch today. As soon as I get home the rest of it's going in the bin!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Did you make the mayonnaise, thebish?thebish wrote:I have a massive egg-surplus - so made egg-mayonnaise and had sandwiches... I must do that more often - freshly made is another thing altogether than the stuff they spread on shop-bought sarnies!
anyway - off to a meeting now - others may suffer from my eggy-burps...
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
My wife made fish pie. It was delicious in that comfort food fish pie way.
We had it with catalan chardonnay that was really nice...
We watched half an hour of a really crap movie while eating it, then stopped...
We had it with catalan chardonnay that was really nice...
We watched half an hour of a really crap movie while eating it, then stopped...
Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Our kid ruins it for everyone by not liking fish pie, and as the youngest gets a-fecking way with it.
Plus, mother doesn't like lamb, and father pork. They ruin everything!
Plus, mother doesn't like lamb, and father pork. They ruin everything!
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I can relate Pru. Wife's okay with cooked ham, lamb, beef and pizza, can't stand pork, sausages, chicken, curry, fried eggs, sea food in general, fish unless it's fried cod etc etc. Staying in a Spanish run hotel was a real mare, having to keep asking for omlettes almost every meal.Prufrock wrote:Our kid ruins it for everyone by not liking fish pie, and as the youngest gets a-fecking way with it.
Plus, mother doesn't like lamb, and father pork. They ruin everything!
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Philistines TD, bloody Philistines!
Our kid is terrible for trying new things. When he was younger he once said, 'I don't really like hot food, except chips'. Hot bastard food!
Our kid is terrible for trying new things. When he was younger he once said, 'I don't really like hot food, except chips'. Hot bastard food!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
She doesn't like chicken? Jeez. I thought everyone (bar vegetarians) liked chicken.TANGODANCER wrote:I can relate Pru. Wife's okay with cooked ham, lamb, beef and pizza, can't stand pork, sausages, chicken, curry, fried eggs, sea food in general, fish unless it's fried cod etc etc. Staying in a Spanish run hotel was a real mare, having to keep asking for omlettes almost every meal.Prufrock wrote:Our kid ruins it for everyone by not liking fish pie, and as the youngest gets a-fecking way with it.
Plus, mother doesn't like lamb, and father pork. They ruin everything!
Can see that must be a hassle.
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And presumably that'll mean that she doesn't like the veritable plethora of other meats that taste "just / a bit like chicken" either.BWFC_Insane wrote:She doesn't like chicken? Jeez. I thought everyone (bar vegetarians) liked chicken.TANGODANCER wrote:I can relate Pru. Wife's okay with cooked ham, lamb, beef and pizza, can't stand pork, sausages, chicken, curry, fried eggs, sea food in general, fish unless it's fried cod etc etc. Staying in a Spanish run hotel was a real mare, having to keep asking for omlettes almost every meal.Prufrock wrote:Our kid ruins it for everyone by not liking fish pie, and as the youngest gets a-fecking way with it.
Plus, mother doesn't like lamb, and father pork. They ruin everything!
Can see that must be a hassle.

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Correct.Bruce Rioja wrote:And presumably that'll mean that she doesn't like the veritable plethora of other meats that taste "just / a bit like chicken" either.BWFC_Insane wrote:She doesn't like chicken? Jeez. I thought everyone (bar vegetarians) liked chicken.TANGODANCER wrote:I can relate Pru. Wife's okay with cooked ham, lamb, beef and pizza, can't stand pork, sausages, chicken, curry, fried eggs, sea food in general, fish unless it's fried cod etc etc. Staying in a Spanish run hotel was a real mare, having to keep asking for omlettes almost every meal.Prufrock wrote:Our kid ruins it for everyone by not liking fish pie, and as the youngest gets a-fecking way with it.
Plus, mother doesn't like lamb, and father pork. They ruin everything!
Can see that must be a hassle.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Cidre....well actually, only one bottle. Have had cider before and didn't like it, but curiosity got the better of me so the Mrs got a bottle whilst shopping......it's quite nice. Could imagine it being nicer on a hot summers day.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Ice cubes, Col. Enjoy.Annoyed Grunt wrote:Cidre....well actually, only one bottle. Have had cider before and didn't like it, but curiosity got the better of me so the Mrs got a bottle whilst shopping......it's quite nice. Could imagine it being nicer on a hot summers day.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Didn't try that. Will do next time though.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Some cod/chorizo/green bean/tomato/red onion/potato concoction, irrigated by a few glasses of Asda Falanghina. Snot bad for a fiver a bottle.
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