What are you eating and drinking tonight?

[mrkint]

Aren't you mostly based in London now? Or to put it more precisely, Jamie's Italian.

[General Mannerheim]

ive always been a breakfast skipper, in the office for 6.30 every day so never have time before leaving the house. this always led to me being STARVING by dinner! which is a good 6hr stretch - so id proper slob out! i recognised this wasnt the way forward so i tried having porridge at my desk for a while, but i CBA with the washing up. however, lately i discovered those belvita breakfast biscuits which are apperently akin to having a bowl of cereal ? i just dunk them in my coffee. seems to do the trick, or sometimes i get them granola and yoghurt pots - then at lunch i just have a light butty or some soup, or them 450 calorie snack pots from EAT, tremendous but cost about a fiver a pop.... i pretty much eat what i want for tea.

[General Mannerheim]

Aren't you mostly based in London now? Or to put it more precisely, Jamie's Italian.

yes i just wanted to use that new word i learned.

actually no, im only in London mon - thurs, give or take.

Jamies tonight!!!

[thebish]

ive always been a breakfast skipper, in the office for 6.30 every day so never have time before leaving the house. this always led to me being STARVING by dinner! which is a good 6hr stretch - so id proper slob out! i recognised this wasnt the way forward so i tried having porridge at my desk for a while, but i CBA with the washing up. however, lately i discovered those belvita breakfast biscuits which are apperently akin to having a bowl of cereal ? i just dunk them in my coffee. seems to do the trick, or sometimes i get them granola and yoghurt pots - then at lunch i just have a light butty or some soup, or them 450 calorie snack pots from EAT, tremendous but cost about a fiver a pop.... i pretty much eat what i want for tea.

I noticed on the telly that they are now doing those oat-so-simple porridge sachets in pot-form so you could have one at your desk with much less washing up fallout!

[General Mannerheim]

ive always been a breakfast skipper, in the office for 6.30 every day so never have time before leaving the house. this always led to me being STARVING by dinner! which is a good 6hr stretch - so id proper slob out! i recognised this wasnt the way forward so i tried having porridge at my desk for a while, but i CBA with the washing up. however, lately i discovered those belvita breakfast biscuits which are apperently akin to having a bowl of cereal ? i just dunk them in my coffee. seems to do the trick, or sometimes i get them granola and yoghurt pots - then at lunch i just have a light butty or some soup, or them 450 calorie snack pots from EAT, tremendous but cost about a fiver a pop.... i pretty much eat what i want for tea.

I noticed on the telly that they are now doing those oat-so-simple porridge sachets in pot-form so you could have one at your desk with much less washing up fallout!

Hmmm... How much£?

[thebish]

ive always been a breakfast skipper, in the office for 6.30 every day so never have time before leaving the house. this always led to me being STARVING by dinner! which is a good 6hr stretch - so id proper slob out! i recognised this wasnt the way forward so i tried having porridge at my desk for a while, but i CBA with the washing up. however, lately i discovered those belvita breakfast biscuits which are apperently akin to having a bowl of cereal ? i just dunk them in my coffee. seems to do the trick, or sometimes i get them granola and yoghurt pots - then at lunch i just have a light butty or some soup, or them 450 calorie snack pots from EAT, tremendous but cost about a fiver a pop.... i pretty much eat what i want for tea.

I noticed on the telly that they are now doing those oat-so-simple porridge sachets in pot-form so you could have one at your desk with much less washing up fallout!

Hmmm... How much£?

according to sainsbury online they are on offer at the moment at 4 pots for £3

[bobo the clown]

£3 fior 4 pots >> or >> do some washing up

mmmmm

[Bruce Rioja]

Hmmm. Seems I'm in an advantageous position then. I too have porridge at my desk but then just sling the bowl into the dishwasher. Think my porridge with golden syrup (made with free issue work milk) works out at about 15p a time.

[General Mannerheim]

£3 fior 4 pots >> or >> do some washing up

mmmmm

Pots all day.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

You lazy arsed lot.

[Bijou Bob]

I'm thinking of doing duck for Not Mrs Bob tonight. Anyone got an interesting recipe for a simple glaze?

[bobo the clown]

I'm thinking of doing duck for Not Mrs Bob tonight. Anyone got an interesting recipe for a simple glaze?

If this is your first experience, ten my main advice would be to just buy duck breast, not a whole duck.

Unless you've got an NVQ in carving duck it'll take an age, looklike something from Guernica and provide an amazingly small amount of actual duck.

[Bijou Bob]

It's locally sourced organic duck breasts, which were apparently quacking last weekend.

[bobo the clown]

It's locally sourced organic duck breasts, which were apparently quacking last weekend.

perfick.

Orange is classic. Honey based is good. As is maybe, if you have some left from Christmas, using redcurrant or cranberry, maybe mixed with honey.

[boltonboris]

Star Anise, Chinese 5 spice, Pepper, Salt & Honey.

Do it.

[BWFC_Insane]

Star Anise, Chinese 5 spice, Pepper, Salt & Honey.

Do it.

This. Though star anise is already in chinese 5 spice, so adding extra would be too much for my taste buds........

[thebish]

[Bijou Bob]

Sherry, lemon juice, honey and a little dark soy. It went down a treat and Not Mrs Bob is a happy bunny

[bwfcdan94]

Haggis again .

[Gooner Girl]

Thought you were more of a bottom man...