The what's for dinner thread
09-01-2005, 18:22
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Re: The what's cooking thread
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Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey
So it has something to read whilst cooking???? 
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 - I'm just eating it now - yummy
(the wet paper keeps it lovely a moist, the fish gently steam cooks, rather than drying out - and if done 'just so' , the skin/scales stay stuck to the paper when unwrapped, saving a messy job at the table  )
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09-01-2005, 18:31
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Re: The what's cooking thread
Well it's a takeaway curry courtesy of Tesco for us tonight, veggie for him and lamb for me.  The excuse is we are still decorating and I can't cook dinner and be up a step ladder at the same time!
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09-01-2005, 19:08
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Re: The what's cooking thread
Well, it's Pizza for us tonight. Nothing flash, just Sainsbury's own brand.
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16-01-2005, 17:07
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Re: The what's cooking thread
The pork joint has been slow cooking in the bottom oven since 10:30 this morning--seasoned with garlic, honey, sea salt and pepper.
I have just put the roasting potatoes into the top oven.
The veg will be steamed.
All served with lots of garlicy gravy
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16-01-2005, 18:01
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Re: The what's cooking thread
Ginster Pastry's and a Bombay Bad Boy Pot Noodle.
Real Grub.
Washed down with a few cans.
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16-01-2005, 18:03
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Re: The what's cooking thread
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Originally Posted by AndrewJames
Ginster Pastry's and a Bombay Bad Boy Pot Noodle.
Real Grub.
Washed down with a few cans.
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f'kin pmsl  bwahahahahaha!
...I'm still turning those roast potatoes.....every 10 mins
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16-01-2005, 18:15
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Re: The what's cooking thread
Dinner: Beef Caserole
Dessart: Fruit Salad
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16-01-2005, 18:17
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Re: The what's cooking thread
Some ready meal for me tonight - due to some problems I couldn't work on Friday, so I'm working today - and I'm going to be working late... The missus has gone out with the little 'un, so I'm left to fend for myself... (though she did offer to cook me something before she went...)
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16-01-2005, 18:56
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Re: The what's cooking thread
Beef Wellington,
Broccoli
Carrots
Roast Potatoes.
Cannot decide between a Pacific Bay Merlot ( Californian) or a Hardy's Crest Cabernet Sauvignon (Aussie),
So I think I will have both.
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16-01-2005, 18:58
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Re: The what's cooking thread
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
f'kin pmsl  bwahahahahaha!
...I'm still turning those roast potatoes.....every 10 mins 
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you like??
And for supper a king sized Pot Noodle beef and tomato flavor, washed down by the rest of the 6pack of beer,
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16-01-2005, 19:07
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Re: The what's cooking thread
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Originally Posted by AndrewJames
you like??
And for supper a king sized Pot Noodle beef and tomato flavor, washed down by the rest of the 6pack of beer,
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still pmsl 
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Originally Posted by iadom
Cannot decide between a Pacific Bay Merlot ( Californian) or a Hardy's Crest Cabernet Sauvignon (Aussie),
So I think I will have both. 
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Absaf'kinlutely
.....btw....I have been roundly complimented on my meal (for 7  )......especially the roast potatoes ( I have a secret recipe)
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16-01-2005, 19:15
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Re: The what's cooking thread
I am known for my simplicity in meals, however seriously I am a qualified chef, and when I have to put on a posh meal I always get remarks on how good it was.
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16-01-2005, 19:21
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Re: The what's cooking thread
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I am known for my simplicity in meals, however seriously I am a qualified chef, 
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GCSE in home economics?
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16-01-2005, 19:29
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Re: The what's cooking thread
A Level in BoneIdleNess more like.
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16-01-2005, 20:50
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Re: The what's cooking thread
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Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey
Some ready meal for me tonight - due to some problems I couldn't work on Friday, so I'm working today - and I'm going to be working late... The missus has gone out with the little 'un, so I'm left to fend for myself... (though she did offer to cook me something before she went...)
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Hmm... I microwaved it... when it was done, I tipped it out of the plastic container, and threw that away - I wish I'd kept it now, might have tasted better than the food.
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