What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Yes - Which was my point...Lord Kangana wrote:boltonboris wrote:Did you have it with pan fried halibut on a bed on wood steamed handpicked rice?thebish wrote:aye - kale is ace! my local greengrocer has several kinds - tried his locally-grown unsprayed Red Russian Kale this week - a triumph!
Isn't all rice handpicked?

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
went to some hipster wanky breakfast place called 'Egg' on saturday. My friend had eggs rothko. It's egg cooked in a slab of bread, covered in cheese

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KeyserSoze wrote:went to some hipster wanky breakfast place called 'Egg' on saturday. My friend had eggs rothko. It's egg cooked in a slab of bread, covered in cheese
my word.
Or Croque Madame.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Yeah, but Madame doesn't have any trendy kale...
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Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:Yeah, but Madame doesn't have any trendy kale...
No. But if you look at my picture it has an anagram of Kale which is even MORE pretentious.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
the pciture is posted is just a random one from the internet. Twas no kale on the one on saturday.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:Yeah, but Madame doesn't have any trendy kale...
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Your words implied the picture was your breakfast. Is this how things are done in America? tsk <shakes head>KeyserSoze wrote:the pciture is posted is just a random one from the internet. Twas no kale on the one on saturday.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:Yeah, but Madame doesn't have any trendy kale...

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If you replaced the thyme with gold leaf, then you'd be talking pretentiousGary the Enfield wrote:Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:Yeah, but Madame doesn't have any trendy kale...
No. But if you look at my picture it has an anagram of Kale which is even MORE pretentious.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Entertaining clients tonight, so raw fish it was. Tonight I discovered that mixing the wasabi in with the soy sauce means you get the flavour of it without the nose bleed. Result. 

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Special offer in the Sun: "Medium-sized Cornish pastie, worth £3-99 ??????"
Carrs potato and meat pastie £1-30
Carrs potato and meat pastie £1-30
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
...to soak up the wine from earlier on!


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Talking of croque whatever / eggs rothko, anyone had one of these and lived?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Nope, but i'd give it a go!
Tonight I will be mostly cooking cod and chips with a beer batter.
Tonight I will be mostly cooking cod and chips with a beer batter.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Bloody hell I have not stopped. Mrs booked us night at The Inn at Whitewell on Good friday because it was my birthday. We had lunch there (fish & chips), a fair few drinks. Then a bit of a siesta before going back down for dinner (tea) 3 courses plus cheese (I had black pudding, bangers & mash, pear & cinnamon crumble (didn't fancy owt off the a-la-carte) and a few bottles of wine. Was all very good. The next day we called at a place in Bashall Eaves on the way home called the Red Pump. Never been before but they were keen to tell us it was under new management and was clear that it'd been refurbished. Soup and Steak & onion sandwich. Was out of this world. And a few pints of Hen Harrier. Spot on. Big bowl of chilli last night with baked nachos & spring onions. Beers. Then today was at my Nans for a big old roast dinner.
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^ Absolutely love The Inn at Whitewell. An absolute 4ucker to get to but worth it in spades on every conceivable front.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
... Especially if you can get tanked and just go up to bed rather than worry about getting home again!
Quite reasonable too tbf!
Quite reasonable too tbf!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Just had pan-fried hen's egg fried a la non-stick pan style using butter from Scandanavia. Lightly seasoned and served on freshly hand-picked toasted bread.
Roughly translates as egg fried a la skillet style in a drop of Lurpack and whacked on two slices of Warbies I got from the mini market this morning just as the driver was unloading them. Salt an pepper, sorted.
Roughly translates as egg fried a la skillet style in a drop of Lurpack and whacked on two slices of Warbies I got from the mini market this morning just as the driver was unloading them. Salt an pepper, sorted.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
And a light, molasses spiced jous? HP Sauce.TANGODANCER wrote:Just had pan-fried hen's egg fried a la non-stick pan style using butter from Scandanavia. Lightly seasoned and served on freshly hand-picked toasted bread.
Roughly translates as egg fried a la skillet style in a drop of Lurpack and whacked on two slices of Warbies I got from the mini market this morning just as the driver was unloading them. Salt an pepper, sorted.
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Bijou Bob wrote:And a light, molasses spiced jous? HP Sauce.TANGODANCER wrote:Just had pan-fried hen's egg fried a la non-stick pan style using butter from Scandanavia. Lightly seasoned and served on freshly hand-picked toasted bread.
Roughly translates as egg fried a la skillet style in a drop of Lurpack and whacked on two slices of Warbies I got from the mini market this morning just as the driver was unloading them. Salt an pepper, sorted.

I know you're joking B.B, because one does not put sauce anywhere near fried eggs, not in our fxcking house anyway.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Oh yes. Had one of these babies when I went to watch Bolton v Guimaraes. After the 'Battle of the Ribiera' with the Rangers fans I found myself walking (well running) past a cafe specialising in Franchesina. Top beer food.Little Green Man wrote:Talking of croque whatever / eggs rothko, anyone had one of these and lived?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francesinha" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Bizarrely there is a small Portuguese community, near where I'm working at the moment, about 10 minutes walk from Vauxhall station. The cafes in this area sell Superbok and tapas and Franchesina.
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