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Halcyon 07-10-2004 23:38

Re: The Whats cooking thread
 
For lunch I made something quick. A chopped in half croissant filled with cherry tomatoes, cucumber, a slice of ham, and a slice of cheese.


Tea.... Chinese style pasta with chopped up pieces of chicken and mixed vegetables stir-fry style.

danielf 07-10-2004 23:39

Re: The Whats cooking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bopdude
If / when eating out I always like my steak plate warm/hot, there's nothing worse IMO than getting half way through a rare steak, only for it to go cold :mad:

A warm plate is a good idea, but what really bugs me, is when you know it's a good steak, but it could have tasted so much better if it had not been cooked to death (even though you ordered rare).

Halcyon 07-10-2004 23:42

Re: The what's cooking thread
 
An over cooked steak is like trying to eat a piece of plastic.
Un-eatable !!!

(On a similar note, we won a barbecue today so will be doing some nice grilled food at the weekend I think)

iadom 07-10-2004 23:46

Re: The what's cooking thread
 
I do cook most of the meals and on tonights menu it was.

Fresh Salmon ( great fish stall on our local market)
cooked in white wine with Dill.
Potatoes au gratin
Brocolli
Carrots with Tarragon
Hollandaise sauce.
Washed down with a White Zinfandel ( lovely fruity rose) and an Aussie Merlot.

And I did the washing up afterwards. :angel:

bopdude 07-10-2004 23:46

Re: The Whats cooking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
30 seconds each side sounds a bit too raw, but otherwise I'm drooling :)

You would think so, but the results ....................:drool: of course, depends on the thickness of the steak, as you well know :tu:

iadom 07-10-2004 23:47

Re: The Whats cooking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bopdude
You would think so, but the results ....................:drool: of course, depends on the thickness of the steak, as you well know :tu:

As the actress said to the bishop.;)

Marge 07-10-2004 23:50

Re: The what's cooking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom
I do cook most of the meals and on tonights menu it was.

Fresh Salmon ( great fish stall on our local market)
cooked in white wine with Dill.
Potatoes au gratin
Brocolli
Carrots with Tarragon
Hollandaise sauce.
Washed down with a White Zinfandel ( lovely fruity rose) and an Aussie Merlot.

And I did the washing up afterwards. :angel:

ohhhhh sounds lovely and I know my way to Shaw ;)

bopdude 07-10-2004 23:50

Re: The Whats cooking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom
As the actress said to the bishop.;)

:rolleyes: sigh, it always boils down to this on here :p: how did you turn dinner around to sex ????? :D

EDIT : never mind, its the question all lads want the answer to :D

danielf 07-10-2004 23:54

Re: The Whats cooking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bopdude
:rolleyes: sigh, it always boils down to this on here :p: how did you turn dinner around to sex ????? :D

IMO the best way of turning anything into sex is cooking the lady a nice dinner ;)

Is that my coat?

Edit: and I wrote that before your edit :)

bopdude 07-10-2004 23:55

Re: The Whats cooking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by danielf
IMO the best way of turning anything into sex is cooking the lady a nice dinner ;)

Is that my coat?

Edit: and I wrote that before your edit :)

Ahh, great minds :tu:

bopdude 20-10-2004 18:14

Re: The what's cooking thread
 
Well it must be me cooking for England ( again ) tonights speacial is

Strips of spicy beef with mushrooms, peppers, and spring onions in a spicey garlic sauce with pasta twirls ( the g/f likes pasta ) :shrug:

Chimaera 20-10-2004 18:17

Re: The what's cooking thread
 
More sex then, Bop? :Sprint: :D
Dunno what we are having yet, something veggie once I have collected himself from work! :PP:

homealone 20-10-2004 18:19

Re: The what's cooking thread
 
In from work - starving, want something quick & easy - so it's going to be Sausages, Chips & Beans ;)

bopdude 20-10-2004 18:20

Re: The what's cooking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chimaera
More sex then, Bop? :Sprint: :D

Was that an offer Chim :naughty: :Sprint::p:

bopdude 20-10-2004 18:22

Re: The what's cooking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
In from work - starving, want something quick & easy - so it's going to be Sausages, Chips & Beans ;)

:erm: And what wine would the gentlman be having with that :shrug: :D


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