What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Slow cooked lamb served on the bone. Few things are finer. 

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Agreed. Had a lamb shank with saffron rice at that Braza Persian restaurant in town, delicious.Bruce Rioja wrote:Slow cooked lamb served on the bone. Few things are finer.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Yowzers - That place next to Oggi's? I don't think that I've ever even given it a second thought. Just looked it up and it has some excellent reviews. Do you go there often, LE?LeverEnd wrote:Agreed. Had a lamb shank with saffron rice at that Braza Persian restaurant in town, delicious.Bruce Rioja wrote:Slow cooked lamb served on the bone. Few things are finer.
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Well rated. I admit it hasn't look interesting enough to dally at.
Well rated. I admit it hasn't look interesting enough to dally at.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Oh yer smooth talkin bastad yer!!Bruce Rioja wrote:Yowzers - That place next to Oggi's? I don't think that I've ever even given it a second thought. Just looked it up and it has some excellent reviews. Do you go there often, LE?LeverEnd wrote:Agreed. Had a lamb shank with saffron rice at that Braza Persian restaurant in town, delicious.Bruce Rioja wrote:Slow cooked lamb served on the bone. Few things are finer.
No, only been once. Mum went and enjoyed it also, and she's bloody fussy.
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LeverEnd wrote:Oh yer smooth talkin bastad yer!!Bruce Rioja wrote:Yowzers - That place next to Oggi's? I don't think that I've ever even given it a second thought. Just looked it up and it has some excellent reviews. Do you go there often, LE?LeverEnd wrote:Agreed. Had a lamb shank with saffron rice at that Braza Persian restaurant in town, delicious.Bruce Rioja wrote:Slow cooked lamb served on the bone. Few things are finer.
No, only been once. Mum went and enjoyed it also, and she's bloody fussy.

Will have to bear it in mind then.
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Damas the Art of Meze in Chorlton tonight with friends. No doubt will be having the special veg meze. Unbelievably good grub!
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Heard good things about it, but the name of it sounds so utterly pretentious "The art of meze"..
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Possibly the polar opposite of this steakhouse in hindley...boltonboris wrote:Heard good things about it, but the name of it sounds so utterly pretentious "The art of meze"..
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Only ever had steak served on a 'hot rock' in Frankfurt. It was excellent.Chirpy wrote:Had a look to see if they served the food on proper plates: they don't.
That's all you need to know about a place to decided whether it's pretentious or not.
Proper plates = alright
Funny slates and that = pretentious
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Agreed. All that really spoils it for me.Chirpy wrote:The quality of the food in the pretentious places usually is top notch, I just find the faffing that goes with it a bit unnecessary.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Cosmopolitan tonight. First cocktail for a good while, and it was cold, and crazily alcoholic and very pink, and puts me in an even better mood. Come on you whites!!!
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Made a tomato pasta sauce and froze it a few weeks ago. Question: as it has no meat in it (tom, garlic, onion, celery, chick peas, chili) can I cook it from frozen? Forgot to defrost anything this morning.
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Yes you can Pru. Gently heat until melted, then a bit more heat can be applied. Works equally well with a frozen bolognese, just don't let it catch on the pan.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
You can always defrost by (assuming it's bagged up) putting the bag into cold tap-temperature water. It defrosts pretty quickly without cooking in any sense.Prufrock wrote:Made a tomato pasta sauce and froze it a few weeks ago. Question: as it has no meat in it (tom, garlic, onion, celery, chick peas, chili) can I cook it from frozen? Forgot to defrost anything this morning.
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Jaffa Cakes......
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William the White wrote:Cosmopolitan tonight. First cocktail for a good while, and it was cold, and crazily alcoholic and very pink, and puts me in an even better mood. Come on you whites!!!

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I know. But it wasn't when I posted that shortly after the victory away at Boney...thebish wrote:William the White wrote:Cosmopolitan tonight. First cocktail for a good while, and it was cold, and crazily alcoholic and very pink, and puts me in an even better mood. Come on you whites!!!it's Thursday Will!!
Anyway, tonight was a veggie chilli and about a thimble of wine cos tonight - yippee - I'm designated driver...

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Just made a new batch of cumberland sausages, so bangers n mash for tea tonight 

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Pasty Barm, haven't had one in several years.
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