Thread: Dinner

Originally Posted by Mendip

And we've been farting like a troopers all week... great fun!

As has been stated before that is not a childs portion.

Level of politeness when broaching the subject:

1) Nid
2)Ed
3) Schnubby-wubby.


2 and 3 may possibly be the wrong way around.


Cheesy spud looks tops, mind.

Originally Posted by Mendip

sure that Joe 90 can get a sack load of sprouts for about 7p,

Nice grub Mendip!

I got a 2kg joint of pork tonight for 46pence.

Also a giant Melton Mowbray pork pie for the dog at 11 pence.

The fridge and freezer is bulging with meat.

Stired clear of the reduced price seafood though.

Originally Posted by Joe 90

a giant Melton Mowbray pork pie for the dog

You shouldnt give him pork. He has spaniel in him too by the looks.

Pancreatitis in dogs - causes, symptoms and treatment

Originally Posted by Dillinger

You shouldnt give him pork. He has spaniel in him too by the looks.

Pancreatitis in dogs - causes, symptoms and treatment

Cheers for that, he won't be happy though.

Home made chips and a 36 day matured Aberdeen Angus steak for under a quid...

Those are processed oven crinkle cut chips as opposed to my home made ones.

Nice steak and mushrooms though, what's the sauce?

^Thinking the mushrooms and sauce are both from the same tin, looks very much like what we use to have on toast as kids!

Originally Posted by Joe 90

Those are processed oven crinkle cut chips as opposed to my home made ones.

and he took the picture before frying them.

Aren't they crudités?

Healthy option.

Originally Posted by lom

and he took the picture before frying them.

Looks like air-fyer chips that haven't been sprayed with a little oil first, or cooked long enough.

These questions demand answers KW!

Well i can relate to chittys marked down eats . Got a Lamb rump steak on monday that was marked fown from $9.00 to $5.00 only 300 grams but i will inhale that bad boy got it in the newly aquired air fryer thingo. Wish i could get my head around how to post pics from the phone.

Made up a nice pork stew. In my new kitchen and in my new cast iron pot. Happy



Went rustic style whole pearl onions and baby spuds. Heat it up and eat in a couple of hours.

Fun cooking in the new kitchen.

^Looking good.

Both the kitchen and the stew look fantastic!

Originally Posted by aging one

Made up a nice pork stew. In my new kitchen and in my new cast iron pot. Happy



Went rustic style whole pearl onions and baby spuds. Heat it up and eat in a couple of hours.

Fun cooking in the new kitchen.

Noice

Originally Posted by aging one

Fun cooking in the new kitchen

Looks great, but wheres the oven?

This had a nice tight arse...

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Looks great, but wheres the oven?

Gave up on big ovens here about 8 years ago. Have used a version of an Electrolux 46 ltr. electric oven since. Does a bigger chicken than yours, nice sized roasts, and big pots of stew, its on the left next to a 36 ltr. microwave.

Originally Posted by Buckaroo Banzai

Those Cast Iron Pots are great. I made bread in it for the first time a couple of weeks ago, and it came out great. also I used my cast Iron frying pan to make pizza in the oven, and it was the best pizza I ever made. forget pizza stones etc
I as soon as I get back to Thailand, (next couple of months I hope) .I an ordering a cast iron pot from Lazada. (Unless I find it locally)

If you can, ship your cast iron. The biggest mistake we made when moving from BKK to the PI was selling our cast iron cookware.

^ Is that like one of those steamboat things? Looks good.

I've never been sure what the difference is between a broth, a soup or a stew.

Anyway, this was a lamb one.