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i'm gonna have a kebab. probably a kofte or maybe a lamb shish.

Hey, if you're sly, you can stop on your way home at the excellent Olympic Kebab/Burger emporium near to the Hootahob and shovel a shish down your gob without the wife knowing
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Pizza Express for lunch then chips for tea while driving to Suffolk. The beer/smoke at the end of the drive/put the tent up is already looking good.
 
Hey, if you're sly, you can stop on your way home at the excellent Olympic Kebab/Burger emporium near to the Hootahob and shovel a shish down your gob without the wife knowing
:cool:

she knows - it was her suggestion. i said "shall i have a curry or a kebab?" and she said "kebab". i'll be home alone. kebab, booze, and then an early night cos i is knackered.
 
oh, and i was about to invite you round for fish n chips / kebab / beer

but i wont now

enjoy your home alone time :)
 
I like the sound of noodies. :D

Not sure what I'm having yet but I'm feeling the need for chilli.

I am almost incapable of pronouncing them 'noodles', for the same reasons as I still laugh at my own farts :(:rolleyes:

I think you're a chilli addict - which is not a slur, it's good thing, imo :cool:
 
she knows - it was her suggestion. i said "shall i have a curry or a kebab?" and she said "kebab". i'll be home alone. kebab, booze, and then an early night cos i is knackered.

Well mate, if you're bicycling home and fancy a post-work beer, then gissa buzz.

I won't laugh at your bicycle hat, promise. I've already done that when I spotted you at the traffic lights at Brixton Hill last week.
:p
 
Take out from Bamboula not sure what exactly.....

If it's still open when you get back, I'd recommend Tasty K's Roti Shack/Buxton Spice opposite the Rec instead. I'm biased - it's Guyanese after all - but the food's more like gutsy home cooking than Bamboulla.

Worty it for the roti alone. They'll cook a beautiful dahl puri/chana roti in front of you, which is reason enough to visit in my book.
 
Right, decided now.

Crispy Aromatic Duck with Pancakes and Hoi Sin and all that due to the thread about it.
Chicken in Black Bean Sauce made extra spicy*, rice, prawn crackers.

* Sojourner's right. Chilli's a drug, pure and simple. I'm hopelessly addicted and I couldn't care less.
 
Piri Piri Chicken and roast potatoes :cool: possibly apple pie and ice cream for afters, or chocolate brownies and ice cream.

Yummy.
 
Chilli's a drug, pure and simple. I'm hopelessly addicted and I couldn't care less.

Yep, once I get into a chilli binge, it can last for days! When I discovered thai green curry I had it for tea every night for about 2 weeks - couldn't get enough :D

bit bum-hurty though :(
 
A change of plan here, cos my son decided he would actually prefer some steamed haddock with his 'salad' (he only actually wants lettuce and tomatoes!) so he's having that...I will have the prawn salad as planned, along with a salmon steak that I remembered I had left over from yesterday...and ex and daughter will have poached haddock in white sauce, with new potatoes for ex, sweetcorn for the small girl and plot beans for both.

It's suddenly all got slighty complicated, when it was looking to be a nice easy, effortless, Friday night dinner! :mad: :D

Plus, I'd kind of like to crack on and get it done and out of the way now, but my son is currently snoozing on the sofa and I have no idea if he'll even have any appetite when he wakes up..... :hmm:

I've also got a couple of little sticky toffee puddings in the fridge and a tin of custard...but I'd be a bit sad for him if he lost out on that, so I might save em a couple more days till he's better (then again, I might not :p :D ).
 
Taiwanese hotpot, minus the dim sum

So chicken thighs simmered in chicken stock, coriander, pak choi, spring onions, and a dash of soy sauce - with egg noodies :cool:
 
For some reason 'noodies' makes me think of a bloke in a mac selling poor quality pornography in a side alley.

'Ere, guv, wanna see some noodies?'

Anyhow. That's not got much to do with dinner, has it?

As you were.
 
For some reason 'noodies' makes me think of a bloke in a mac selling poor quality pornography in a side alley.

'Ere, guv, wanna see some noodies?'

Anyhow. That's not got much to do with dinner, has it?

As you were.

No no, I see your point. I think that's why I say it, cos it adds a kind of sleaziness to an otherwise innocent meal :)
 
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