Thread: Lunch ... the second course

Originally Posted by Topper

That pad krapow looks great Mendip. Do you think your wife is buttering you up for something?

Cool season would be an odd time to be bartering for an a/c remote.

Does he ration winter clothes usage, as not to wear them out?

^ 'He'... I have a name you know.

It is a mystery indeed.

I thought it a bit risky giving the wife her Christmas present prematurely, but she wanted to book up a holiday over the New Year.

I get lunch every day at the moment, and no, that's not a euphemism.

A few days ago I got another of my favourites... a chicken liver stir fry. I love this apart from the gizzards which can be a bit chewy.

Originally Posted by Topper

That pad krapow looks great Mendip. Do you think your wife is buttering you up for something?

Looks like she's emptying out the fridge for Chrimbo

Popped over to Koh Si Chang to visit family and stopped off in Ang Sila, Ko Aun Dim Sum. 30THB a plate and huge variety 6 people and paltry bill of under 1500 THB. The place is rammed, been to other such places but the quality and portion size here is excellent, handy to stop at the fish market to pick up the makings for the evening meal.

A feast!!

I presume it was Armo that recommended 7-11's Knorr Mashed Potato in a cardboard carton, just add boiling water to the fill line, wait 2 minutes, then add a sliver or 3 of butter.




Now there's a man that knows his food.

The working man's lunch.

#chained.to.the.desk.24/7




Plastic tray of....
Buh'ar chicken
Garlic naan
Dal
Aloo mai loo
basma'ee rice

sor'id guv'nor


Work hard
Play hard
Save the worl.... naan for later

We did Italian in Minburi

Da Lena Trattoria Italiana

Never been a fan of shopping mall restaurant food, usually bland and overpriced. However, someone recommended this particular one situated in a Robinson's Lifestyle Mall only about 1.5 km from our house. Decent selection of both Viet and Issan type dishes, good quality, freshly made, and reasonably priced. Maybe not up to 'Spoons' in Minehead standard, but it worked for us.

Grilled up a few hotlinks and enjoyed a movie at the pool bar.

The working man's food tray.




Slopalicious.

Originally Posted by Edmond

The working man's food tray.

Who did you steal it from?

Let's just say that Babeesh will be hawking tailored suits with an empty stomach this afternoon.

The real working man's lunch!

Fooker will be in the Jacks for 30 minutes on company time!

That looks so good that I've just ordered something similar on Grab.

It was about a third of the size. The egg was about a size 10 I think.

Still, there's no way I could live with chickens.

^ Some of my best friends are chickens.

I wonder if I can influence Cyrille into having larb moo for lunch today?

No miniature eggs to worry about with this.

In Thailand i tend to lose mt appetite, i'd manage about 1/2 that rice and couldn't finish the laab

A baked chicken breast from the freezer, and turned into Chinese style Chicken with cashew nuts. I could actually eat this every day.

^ That with stir fried thick noodles is excellent

The secret is to make plenty of sauce, and bordering on glutinous to stick with whatever is underneath (Jasmine rice in this case).