Some classic British additions to the dinner and lunch threads today!
Is that homemade piccalilli Nev or did you manage to pick some up locally?
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Some classic British additions to the dinner and lunch threads today!
Is that homemade piccalilli Nev or did you manage to pick some up locally?
Agreed, perhaps we need track down Simon, shouldn't be hard if his antennas erected, just ask the tuktuk for bloke with a big aerial and a Topless Candy eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckaroo Banzai
I recently followed a BBC recipe which was about 1.5 spuds to 1 of beef mince. Frankly I'd have liked more potato.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
If they have a Foodland where you are to there to the deli section. Virginia ham, either lean or fatty, sliced or you can buy the whole ham.Quote:
Originally Posted by david44
Home made tuna melt on ciabatta.
Will be making it again very soon.
Yes. They make exceedingly good pies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
The culinary centre of the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
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Locally sourced, Hal, but imported from the UK.Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
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^ Korat Chef again perchance?
They have a great range these days.
Yes, I saw a few things that took my fancy, Mendip. I'll be eating well for the next week. And possibly a home-made Shepherd's pie might appear next weekend.
I bought some cider the last time I was there. I've only got one can left - Crumpton Oaks. I finished the Thatchers. I won't buy any more Thatchers.
Next visit could be crumpets and trifle and perhaps some chocolate digestives or Hobnobs with some Yorkshire tea - even though it's not a favourite tea of mine.
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Originally Posted by Mendip
I noticed Mendy had a can of Crumpton Oaks the other week as well as Frosty Jack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
I also noticed both of those in the Chav 3 litre bottle section in my local paki shop:)
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^ Your usual hang out?
^ We don't hang out in shops here mate, we have these things called pubs:)
Talking of lunch...
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^ That all looks fantastic... a big occasion?
What's with the green pint?
I won't be lowering myself to Frosty Jacks, Reg. Strongbow and Blackthorn, on the other hand, I'd love to drink ... if only I could get some.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reg Dingle
Fooking hell, that's some cheap Charlie brain damage there Dill!
By my reckoning you have in your trolley...
6 litres of Blackthorn
48 litres of Country Apple Cider
15 litres of Frozty Jack
Fvcking hell!
Weather warning alert for an apocalyptic tsunami originating in Brummie land in the early hours of tomorrow morning. :)
^^^^ Chicken nuggets, chicken wings, chicken Kiev and avocado? It's all smothered in tomato sauce...is that from the kids menu, Reg? :)
Shit, what's he going to drink tomorrow night! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
Wedding anniversary :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
we'll be consecrating the anniversary later- rohypnolQuote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
The Paki in the corner shop will have them shelves restocked quicker than you can say "man overboard":)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
Mrs Dill is in for a special anniversary present tonight, a horizontal golden shower.
Well, congrats mate. I thought you were much older.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reg Dingle
I remember when I used to push the boat out for stuff like that. These days I can barely remember a birthday.
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Originally Posted by Joe 90
That was the shop shelf, not his trolley.
Try reading his post and looking at the photo again.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
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Some afternoons ya gotta keep it simple.
^ one of my favorite
Ham sandwich with some extras to get me through Thursday.
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I hear fruit is good for such things. :D
About that gout thing. I have a friend who has suffered for many years, he manages it with some medication and he says the most important thing is to be very careful what he eats.Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
I reckon it's actually for his daughter.
The giveaway is the absence of Leo. :D
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Wife made up Lad Na Moo for lunch with pan fried noodles. One of my Favs
Lunch on the lake with Rollergirl.
Gaeng Som (Boke) for her, a couple of curried crabs for me too play with and some veggies cos we know what’s good for us. No beer pic as it barely touched the sides.
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Just finished up a classic. Kra Pao Moo, Kai Dao
Looks like a good one. I always order this after golf for some reason.
Thanks DD. My wife makes lunch for me every day. Its always good, always fresh and always healthy.Quote:
Originally Posted by dirk diggler
Looks sensational, and the eggs just top it off nicely
Eggs need turned for my liking. I would still eat those tho.
Sensational?Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
It looks like a good old gapow moo kai dao to me.
I'm not sure about sensational though.
Of the limited Isan cuisine I'd rate this as my top dish. The gf makes a good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
Well, quite. It's a farang favourite and maybe equally as popular with Thais.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shutree
It isn't Ronaldo scoring an overhead kick from the 18 yard box though, is it? Or getting sucked off by Maya Jama?
Now those 2 things would be sensational. Spicy pork on rice with an egg on top not so much.
essentially its Thai beans on toast.
what you eat when you need comfort and cant be arsed overthinking it.
vary rarely lets you down (unless they fuck up/ forget the egg)
And there’s always pad kee mao, if you’re not going out for the rest of the day.
We'd need to ask Stormzy. BJ or Kaprow moo?Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah