What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Home made steak and kidney pie.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Hey! They loved it!thebish wrote:BWFC_Insane wrote:If I was cooking a fish pie, I'd poach the fish in milk!
Once poached, you then use the poaching liquor (the milk) to make the sauce!
if I was cooking some fish to be mashed up with some vegetables for 2 babies, soon to be spat out before being given to the cat and then give them a jar of chocolate mousse to shut them up - I would not be fannying about poaching anything in milk....

(and by they, i mean the TWINS Bish, not Milo and the cats...)

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Milo and the Cats?
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Didn't they have a top ten hit in 1977 with "press your love lumps against mine"?
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Wouldn't know old man, i wasn't even a twinkle in my dads eye in 1977CrazyHorse wrote:Milo and the Cats?
Didn't they have a top ten hit in 1977 with "press your love lumps against mine"?

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Spoiltpig bacon (worth the extra pennies from every conceivable angle) and free range eggs (worth the extra pennies from every conceiveable angle) and some Warby's Granary (fecking shite, Jeff).
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Now look what you have done. Hubbys making me a bacon sandwich now... i got cravings after reading that. No eggs though as the poultry are still on strikeBruce Rioja wrote:Spoiltpig bacon (worth the extra pennies from every conceivable angle) and free range eggs (worth the extra pennies from every conceiveable angle) and some Warby's Granary (fecking shite, Jeff).

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Did the spicy marinaded chicken wrap with salad and yogurt dish tonight...
Brilliant, quick, easy and nutritious... Excellent... Oh - yeah - the wine was a NZ Chardonnay, chilled dry and half price at the Morrison's round the corner from Bruce [Called 'Crux' and 4.99, Bruce]...
Brilliant, quick, easy and nutritious... Excellent... Oh - yeah - the wine was a NZ Chardonnay, chilled dry and half price at the Morrison's round the corner from Bruce [Called 'Crux' and 4.99, Bruce]...
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Gooner Girl wrote:Wouldn't know old man, i wasn't even a twinkle in my dads eye in 1977CrazyHorse wrote:Milo and the Cats?
Didn't they have a top ten hit in 1977 with "press your love lumps against mine"?

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I'm not big on Chardonnay, Will, by any stretch, but will give it a go. I see that Morrison's appear to have done away with our Chilean friend, the bastards.William the White wrote:Did the spicy marinaded chicken wrap with salad and yogurt dish tonight...
Brilliant, quick, easy and nutritious... Excellent... Oh - yeah - the wine was a NZ Chardonnay, chilled dry and half price at the Morrison's round the corner from Bruce [Called 'Crux' and 4.99, Bruce]...
I've a bottle of Gewürztraminer chilling away in the fridge - spicy food for dinner it is then

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Better with shellfish though.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Had chicken pasta followed by apple sponge and custard followed by Halloween Haribo washed down with a bottle of Hobgoblin.
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Really? Only ever drank it with spicy stuff to be honest. What about moules then? (then I also have an excuse to have chips and breadLord Kangana wrote:Better with shellfish though.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Scallops, langoustines et al are nice with it. I don't think I've ever tried it with mussels. You might want to try that saffron sauce and mussels with it. Then you can have your chips and bread, and remain sophisticated!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Having pork steaks tonight, but not sure what to have with them - veg or sauce-wise.
Any clues?
Any clues?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Sherry and mustard - same as last time you askedLofthouse Lower wrote:Having pork steaks tonight, but not sure what to have with them - veg or sauce-wise.
Any clues?

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Yeah, I remembered that about 5mins ago 

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Whereas being a bell-end is a lifetime of learning, as you have proven time and time again.thebish wrote:Learning to cook is easy, and doesn't take long.
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