Thread: Dinner

well we've all been sold a pup at one time or another when bollix'd.....in fact they should be called Bengal Curry houses.

i spent a pleasant but fiery month in Madras when i was nearly 19, it formed my ideas on what a hot curry was.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

.....in fact they should be called Bengal Curry houses.

You are seriously not wrong on that point. I had the misfortune of doing quite a few jobs onshore in all corners of Bangladesh and every village in the middle of absolutely nowhere had a mansion or two that wouldn't have been out of place in any affluent suburb in the West. Without exception, the family owned one or more Indian restos in the UK.

yep, they've all been bitching due to the immigration reforms which set income levels for visas, basically the muzzie cvnts can't just import slaves anymore. It was pointed out that they should train homegrown chefs and preps but of course the scum won't pay for it. God i loath them and pakis - both cousin foking inbreds.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

God i loath them and pakis - both cousin foking inbreds.

It's been a mixed bag for me since I arrived home on Friday.

A few highlights...

I've been missing my baked beans and since I brought back a load of tins of tinned salmon from the UK I thought salmon fishcakes (rissoles?) would be a nice simple meal for my return. I discovered later that the wife had switched the salmon for tinned tuna because she wanted to save the salmon. I resisted any retort on my first night back after 3 months away!



In a second rare soiree to the kitchen (twice in 3 days!) the wife made moo palo yesterday... one of my favourites.



Eggs from our chickens, veggies from the garden.



Tonight it was pretty much back to business as normal... well let's face it I've been home for 4 days now.

Picked up a salmon steak at Makro on the way to the Monte Clair counter.



I've still got it!

that last plate is the dogs

Dinner at the Sheraton. The veggies were excellent, the ribeye was ok, which frankly was a disappointment.

MrsWilly had some prawns instead and they were very good.

Originally Posted by Buckaroo Banzai

Made something what bsnub had posted long ago and I had tried once and like it

Oh man, looking at that makes me want to make it again.

Originally Posted by Buckaroo Banzai

Kimchi Jjigae: Tasty and very easy to make

Indeed, it is easy to make and well worth it as well!

Originally Posted by malmomike77

both cousin foking inbreds.

At the risk of feeling the wrath of the righteous brigade.
The Pakistani community do have a considerable higher percentage of birth deformities due to interbreeding.
Almost on a par with Tasmania and parts of New Zealand.

Originally Posted by Joe 90

At the risk of feeling the wrath of the righteous brigade.
The Pakistani community do have a considerable higher percentage of birth deformities due to interbreeding.
Almost on a par with Tasmania and parts of New Zealand.

Data and evidence or just your O-levels opinion?

Originally Posted by Joe 90

Observations from living and working with them.
Or did you want links that people are too scared to express that opinion for fear of being labelled a racist.
No doubt your bum chum will be along shortly to back up your baboon butt.
Pair of fuvking knob jockeys, fvvk off!

So your opinion then. Right. Carry on.

Originally Posted by Mendip

It's been a mixed bag for me since I arrived home on Friday.

Welcome back home, the dogs must have pissed on themselves from the excitement when they saw you. My Daughters dog Coco gets so excited when she see us, after my daughter got her own place, she pees on herself (Coco not the Daughter, the Daughter asks for money LOL)

Your eats look great. How do you make the almost salmon steaks?

Thought I'd sample a bit of surf and turf.

Mendip would be happy with the side dish.

Originally Posted by Saint Willy

Thought I'd sample a bit of surf and turf.

Looks fantastic even with that old shit phone you take pictures with.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Looks fantastic even with that old shit phone you take pictures with.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm too cheap to buy a new phone when I have a perfectly working phone.* Still on the iPhone 7.






*I've definately turned into my parents.

Originally Posted by Saint Willy

I'm too cheap to buy a new phone when I have a perfectly working phone.

Its not often i find myself agreeing with KW, in this instance i'm also a signed up member of the #getyourmoneysworthclub

Originally Posted by malmomike77

#getyourmoneysworthclub

AKA the #cheapbastardsclub. Almost 7pm toots, you should be good and lathered up.

Originally Posted by bsnub

AKA the #cheapbastardsclub.

Originally Posted by bsnub

AKA the #cheapbastardsclub. Almost 7pm toots, you should be good and lathered up.

oops. I caught that edit.


I was going to say I might be cheap on buying a new phone or a new car, but I buy excellent food, drink and clothes.

I guess it comes down to priorities.

Originally Posted by Saint Willy

I was going to say I might be cheap on buying a new phone or a new car, but I buy excellent food, drink and clothes.

Not going to argue with that, my furry friend. You do quite well, at least in the food and drink.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Almost 7pm toots, you should be good and lathered up

actually i cracked my first yai at 18.30, was a scorcher today and didn't last long, way past beer o'clock which i pointed out.

Not a big meat eater, but that looks quite good, just out of bleu and before the pink - nicely cooked.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

actually i cracked

Originally Posted by bsnub

you should be good and lathered up.

Any time past 08:00 . . .

Originally Posted by panama hat

Not a big meat eater, but that looks quite good, just out of bleu and before the pink - nicely cooked. . .

The best temperature to eat good steak.