tuts @ longdog - you shouldn't drink tea with your food, it inhibits iron absorptionlongdog said:Steak and kidney pie with hash-browns and tinned green beans washed down with a mug of tea.
Jam on toast and a cup of hot chocolate to follow.
Yum!
madzone said:tuts @ longdog - you shouldn't drink tea with your food, it inhibits iron absorption
mmm smashmentalchik said:had smash with a couple of sausages
They once made me a prefect to see if it would stop me trying to set fire to the school. It didn't workmoomoo said:Madz, were you a dinner prefect at school?
madzone said:They once made me a prefect to see if it would stop me trying to set fire to the school. It didn't work
Griddle them - no sauce, a good steak doesn't need anything extra imoYetman said:I've got some lovely steaks from the butcher......what should I do with them?
I'm thinking cook them. But then what? Peppercorn sauce and the predictable new potatoes and veg? Or pub crap stylee with chips, onions, mushrooms and half a tomato?
Anyone know anything more interesting but still nice to do with steak?
Ha!Orang Utan said:Something that doesn't involve much chewing or swallowing
sojourner said:Griddle them - no sauce, a good steak doesn't need anything extra imo
Serve with potato salad - done with baby spuds, mayo, paprika and chopped chives
Plus a green salad
Simple yet perfect
hope you enjoy your tea yettyYetman said:You are great - I've got a griddle, I havent got any sauce, I've got some pre made potato salad AND I've got potatoes, mayo, paprika I BOUGHT ON A WHIM LAST NIGHT and my own chives growing in the garden
Its too much of a co-incidence that you know all this for me to ignore it. Nice one Soj