Thread: Lunch ... the second course

Originally Posted by Mendip

Look, if I PM you the wife's number could you ask her to please stick an egg on it next time?

I will give that one a pass Mendy mate.

deffo pat krapow
no egg is a passive agressive way of saying fuck you

suggest you spend some time in the night garden Mendy
give her a bit of upsy daisy and Iggeldt Piggeldy

usually does the trick

Speaking of pad krapao (no matter how one likes to spell it) there's a local Thai owned Italian resto in Jomtien doing pad krapao pizzas with the option of spicy or farang that look delicious. There's another local place doing pad krapao sausage rolls that are excellent, but this pizza has me intrigued

^^ Thanks for the advice mate, I'll maybe give it a try.

I wonder what I'll be getting for lunch tomorrow!

Originally Posted by Mendip

We can get Kraft AND Hellman's mayonnaise in Korat now and I can never decide which one I like best.

Hang in there big fella, running water and electricity can't be far off now

As for the mayo debate, I prefer Kraft on sandwiches or with salad, but Hellman's makes a creamier seafood sauce base. Hang the expense and keep a bottle of both in the fridge!

That pizza looks amazing.

Originally Posted by dirk diggler

That pizza looks amazing.

Doesn't it just? They're photos taken by a guy who ate there last night, they're not professional pics edited to make it look good. 260 Baht which is fucking cheap too, I'll be getting one in the next few days.

Originally Posted by reinvented

no egg is a passive agressive way of saying fuck you

yeah, and watch out if she does cook one without the crispy edges Thais are so fond of.

Originally Posted by Headworx

Hang the expense and keep a bottle of both in the fridge!

The height of decadence... I must just do that!

As for your pad krapao pizza... it does look great and I like pad krapao and I like pizza but I'm not sure how they would mix. I'm not sure the cheese would go well with the pad, but well worth trying to find out.

When I work in Norway I always go to this Iraqi place that does kebab pizzas. They sound great but just don't work... the melted cheese doesn't go well with the kebab meat and lamb fat. I think that some things are best kept separate.

Originally Posted by Headworx

As for the mayo debate, I prefer Kraft on sandwiches or with salad,

had you pegged as a Kewpie man

Originally Posted by malmomike77

yeah, and watch out if she does cook one without the crispy edges Thais are so fond of.

Originally Posted by reinvented

deffo pat krapow
no egg is a passive agressive way of saying fuck you

suggest you spend some time in the night garden Mendy
give her a bit of upsy daisy and Iggeldt Piggeldy

usually does the trick

This marriage malarkey is a mine field.

Maybe I'll just sit with Anna for a while and have a Leo tonight instead.

Originally Posted by Mendip

This marriage malarkey is a mine field.

us blokes just don't get soft signals.

It is, but going south of the border makes everything better

i like the look of that pizza
Jay Bar in Phrakanong has a pat krapow scotch egg on their menu which always intrigues me, but usually im just drinking

will give it a try one day

Originally Posted by Mendip

When I work in Norway I always go to this Iraqi place that does kebab pizzas. They sound great but just don't work...

Worth a shot though, I would have thought that combo would work well! There was a successful local pizza/sandwich shop doing Taco pizzas here before the American owner went off the rails, Taco pizza might sound a bit odd too but they were very moorish. Unbelievably I've still got a pic on my phone of a half Taco half Hawaiian from years ago, might look a bit suss but good God they were tasty!

Originally Posted by reinvented

deffo pat krapow
no egg is a passive agressive way of saying fuck you

Yup. I have posted before that I use pat krapow as my weather vane. If I am not sure what is going on with the missus, I ask for that for dinner. Beautiful dish, lush egg - good mood. Dry krapow with a burnt egg - I keep my head low....

^ I've gotta say, this is interesting stuff that you don't get in the books.

I've always known something is up when the wife slams my lunch plate down so hard that I get back-spatter on my glasses, but I never knew a fried egg could say so much.

I've got a small pizza shop downstairs that would probably let me add my own topping, pad krapow 'za coming soon. Probably no egg though...

Originally Posted by Headworx

Speaking of pad krapao (no matter how one likes to spell it) there's a local Thai owned Italian resto in Jomtien doing pad krapao pizzas with the option of spicy or farang that look delicious. There's another local place doing pad krapao sausage rolls that are excellent, but this pizza has me intrigued

Why not just buy a naan, some garlic bread or a loaf of hovis and dip it in your dumbed down Thai food, you fuckin eejit?

What's next a Thai Green Curry pizza with a dozen fried eggs on top for 300 baht in Jolly John's Jomtien Pizzeria/knocking shop?

My missus sometimes gets orders for Pad Krapow pizzas which are quite spicy.

I reckon a Padpong curry Bo Pizza would work, of course with the shell removed

Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

Why not just buy a naan, some garlic bread or a loaf of hovis and dip it in your dumbed down Thai food, you fuckin eejit?

Because it wouldn't be a pizza then would it, you fuckin genius

How's the Thai food in sunny and vibrant Aylesbury these days, authentic?

I had gnocci in a green curry sauce in luang prabang strange combo but delicious.

that looks great
two of my fa things

Originally Posted by BLD

I had gnocci in a green curry sauce in luang prabang strange combo but delicious.

yum


I'd try that!

A heart stopping BLT today.....