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What's for tea tonight? (pt 2)

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Orang Utan said:
Something rich and expensive and ready made
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Such as?


I didn't have the predicted butty - had such a shit day that I sacked off visiting the old bat, and went home instead...my girl was there, so we drank some rioja, spliffed, and I'm gonna have pasta with chargrilled aubergine pesto sauce instead. Just after I finish this drambuie...:D
 
Himself was out watching an Elvis impersonator so I had a sweet potato which was white rather than orange so that threw me a bit, topped with tuna, sweetcorn and slices of raw red onion. All 3 cats were winding round my legs and I could barely get to the sofa to sit down and eat it :rolleyes:

Tonight Flashy is paying for a Chinese takeaway. Huzzah! :D
 
going to cook a great big curry tonight. :) I've been wanting curry for about 2 months now and havn't been able to get round to it till now.
 
I've got a couple of pork loin chops marinating in some honey, soy sauce and olive oil at home. Not sure what we'll have it with, perhaps some stir-fried noodles.
 
sheothebudworths said:
...some thighs and drumsticks cooked with some fresh chopped tomatoes in a blitzed spring onion/garlic/ginger/cumin/coriander/dried apricot sauce (very nice!)...
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That, with some basmati and my latest invention :cool: :D some courgettes, cut into slices (1-2cm-ish thick) and fried to brown each side (bot not to cook through so that they keep some crunch) and then stuck into a dressing of fresh lemon juice, olive oil, dried chilli flakes (fresh would be nicer, but I didn't have any), some salt and lots of black pepper, some crushed toasted coriander seeds, crushed garlic, finely diced red onion and lots and lots and lots of roughly chopped fresh coriander.

We had it cold with a picnic yesterday (having made it the night before) and that was very nice, but mixing the courgettes into the dressing while they're still warm and eating them that way can't be beaten....they're bloody lovely!



Which is lucky, cos the courgettes are coming thick and fast on the plot now so any new ideas are greatly appreciated.... :rolleyes: :D
 
roast monkfish with bacon and lots and lots (like 2 whole heads) of garlic. I'll see what cheep veg is on offer in lidl's on way home to go with it.
 
sheothebudworths said:
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That, with some basmati and my latest invention :cool: :D some courgettes, cut into slices (1-2cm-ish thick) and fried to brown each side (bot not to cook through so that they keep some crunch) and then stuck into a dressing of fresh lemon juice, olive oil, dried chilli flakes (fresh would be nicer, but I didn't have any), some salt and lots of black pepper, some crushed toasted coriander seeds, crushed garlic, finely diced red onion and lots and lots and lots of roughly chopped fresh coriander.

We had it cold with a picnic yesterday (having made it the night before) and that was very nice, but mixing the courgettes into the dressing while they're still warm and eating them that way can't be beaten....they're bloody lovely!



Which is lucky, cos the courgettes are coming thick and fast on the plot now so any new ideas are greatly appreciated.... :rolleyes:
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Will you adopt me please? :)

Oven tea tonight which the teenager can cook as I'm really busy.

Fish, oven chips (sorry Madz) and sweetcorn. :)
 
zog said:
roast monkfish with bacon and lots and lots (like 2 whole heads) of garlic. I'll see what cheep veg is on offer in lidl's on way home to go with it.
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Ohmigod - I LOVE monkfish soooo much *salivates*
 
sheothebudworths said:
You know what though moomoo......it's Friday and I've got no cream cakes.... :mad: :( :confused:
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I have cake


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choccy cake, with choccy buttercream icing in the middle AND on top, and white/dark/milk choccy bits stuck all over it :cool:
 
Ma and Pa are on their way down from Edinburgh to stay for the weekend and they're bringing haggis, neeps and tatties....mmmmmmm:cool:
 
sojourner said:
I have cake



choccy cake, with choccy buttercream icing in the middle AND on top, and white/dark/milk choccy bits stuck all over it :cool:
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No cream?!? :eek: :( :p


heo says he'll nip along to Sainsburys in a bit, so I'll have a cream doughnut to go with a cup of tea and the Big Brother eviction after all........HOORAY!!!!!
 
sheothebudworths said:
No cream?!? :eek: :( :p


heo says he'll nip along to Sainsburys in a bit, so I'll have a cream doughnut to go with a cup of tea and the Big Brother eviction after all........HOORAY!!!!!
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I don't want cream sheo - it's so common
 
Chips.
Then some battered stuff.
Then a side portion of hardened arteries and for pudding a heart attack.
 
I'm making chilli with pork mince but I don't like chilli.

Little un just said when are you going to make yourself a banana curry?

Answer - tonight! :D
 
thai green chicken curry made by the love of my life with his own fair hands. lush. i will sit on the sofa and wait for it to be delivered to me and shout words of encouragement from the sidelines :cool:
 
a 12oz piece of rump steak and big fat homemade chips from lincs potatoes. All part of the restorative process after Endorse It
 
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