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myself and Dovy are feasting on home made dupiaza a la Doggy complete with garlic and coriander naan bread :cool:
 
did you buy them in those one pound scoops from the market?:D they don't last long in this weather do they?:eek:

No, they don't.

I don't usually buy the scoops, actually, 'cos they're too big for one person to get through, but I did buy rather too much last week, and now I've just chucked half of it out.
 
(isn't it weird how one day you can't decide what you fancy and the next it's clear as anything?!? :confused: :hmm: :D ). :cool:

thats profound sheo...it doesnt just apply to dinner either, it applies to LIFE man!


im having FRESH sea scallops with charred tomatos in wine sauce

a simple garden salad

watermelon and blood orange sorbet
 
A salad made of leaves, tomatoes, cucumber, new Jerseys, black olives, french beans and radishes, served with grilled goats cheese on thick slices of sourdough.

And a cheeky lime tart.
 
Have had...

BBQ Chicken, burgers, corn and sausages.. seasonal baby leaf salad with honey & mustard dressing, rustic bread and spicy wedges.

Washed down with Mojito's and a nice Sancere.

Now we're off to bed ;)
 
My BF took me out to dinner as a thank you for driving him on a 55 mile round trip this evening. We went out to Ask! which is a Italian chain. We ordered marinated olives, penne pasta with roasted tomatoes, chilli and artichoke and pizza with courgette, green beans, onions and peppers with a mixed salad and shared it between us. It was very nice....:)
 
My BF took me out to dinner as a thank you for driving him on a 55 mile round trip this evening. We went out to Ask! which is a Italian chain. We ordered marinated olives, penne pasta with roasted tomatoes, chilli and artichoke and pizza with courgette, green beans, onions and peppers with a mixed salad and shared it between us. It was very nice....:)

I like Ask, it's one of the better chains.

We had pizza and salad too but ours was from the reduced bit in Sainsbury. :D
 
I made mushroom spaghetti carbonara which was much appreciated and we had ben and jerry's for afters :)
 
i'm having a corned beef reuben with rye, swiss cheese, sauerkraut, thousand island dressing....and curly fries (chips)

and i may have a couple pieces of pizza from the freezer if that's not enough....

didn't eat any lunch today :oops:
 
Last night I had a pork pie, and a slice of proper bakewell pudding (from Bakewell!) with loads of custard. Proper healthy.
 
King prawns with birds eye chillis and peppers, and egg noodies

Well this was stunning:cool:


The sudden rear end explosion I suffered 3 hours later was stunning in an altogether less pleasing way however :( Think the prawns were off :(



Tonight - spaghetti carbonara with bacon and mushrooms
 
last night was roasted butternut squash and red onion pasta with toasted pumpkin seeds (no tomatoes) and it was delicious...

tonight will be some kind of salad with walnuts in :)
 
No barbie last night, just spuds and coleslaw :)

So tonight might have to be roasted/grilled chicken legs with something, something quick and easy... maybe pasta? or cous cous.
 
last night was sushi, and hors doevres with bellinis.

tonight is pasta tubes with sour cream and pesto, with alaskan pollock.
 
What are those two? :)

Paprikash is a Hungarian method for cooking mostly meats, but mushroom paprikash is nice too. Basically you brown some onions and garlic, add browned meat, then stock, then fistfulls of paprika, which is the predominant flavour and thickens the sauce somewhat. The paprika has to be the Eastern European kind (not Spanish) and it has to be fresh or things get unpleasantly bitter.

Späzele are a kind of fresh German/Austrian egg pasta. You make the dough, place it on a wooden board and over a pot of boiling stock or water, you flick bits of it in, a little at a time. At least that's the way I do it; there's a press-like thing that you can put the dough into that extrudes the dough through little holes, but I've never felt the need for one. The finished product is rather like a zillion little dumplings that you toss in butter and ladle the paprikash over top of. Späzele are nice with goulash as well.
 
Oooh, that sounds nice, the paprikash, I did have a Hungarian recipe book, but left it at my old flat. Is Eastern European paprika very different to other kinds then?
 
I think it is. I've tried paprikash with the Spanish kind and it didn't taste right. Worse, far worse, is using paprika that's old. Best to get it from a Romanian or Hungarian shop where the stock turnover is high.
 
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