Thread: Dinner

Shake and Bake works great with pork cutlets as well....I don't really care for chicken cooked that way, but it works a treat on the pork.

^Could not agree more, and do pork chops that way often. Don't know why chicken seasoning works on pork, don't care either, but it really does work well. Add chicken bisto and mashed spud and some peas or beans, it don't get much better!.

Was supposed to do this yesterday but they were putting a storm drain in on my driveway and noise was doing my head in so I went out and got pissed instead.

^ Do you live in a showhouse?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

^ Do you live in a showhouse?

No but house is a newbuild and only 6 months old and did spend a small fortune furnishing it.

^^ Just married?

2 sets of knives, chopping boards without a chop on them, a shiny new fully loaded spice rack and IKEA wooden bowls that come as mandatory.

Either that, or he has just been on Bullseye or the Generation Game and won a few bits and bobs

Originally Posted by Bogon

2 sets of knives, chopping boards without a chop on them, a shiny new fully loaded spice rack and IKEA wooden bowls that come as mandatory.

A new kitchen is my guess....

The black handled knives are about 8-9 years old, white ones new some Japanese brand and sharp as fuk, I wanted to throw the black ones out, misses won't let me for some reason.

Originally Posted by Bogon

Just married? 2 sets of knives, chopping boards without a chop on them, a shiny new fully loaded spice rack and IKEA wooden bowls that come as mandatory. Either that, or he has just been on Bullseye or the Generation Game and won a few bits and bobs

Nothing in this game for 2 in a bed

In the UK now people send you filled out Argos orders with the wedding invites so they don't end up with 8 toasters

Nice clean prep area and kitchen (are you taking notice Jeff?) and all the basics for spag bolognese. This should be very nice!.

Originally Posted by Headworx

all the basics for spag bolognese

i dont see any plonk

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Originally Posted by Bogon

Just married? 2 sets of knives, chopping boards without a chop on them, a shiny new fully loaded spice rack and IKEA wooden bowls that come as mandatory. Either that, or he has just been on Bullseye or the Generation Game and won a few bits and bobs

Nothing in this game for 2 in a bed

In the UK now people send you filled out Argos orders with the wedding invites so they don't end up with 8 toasters

I got married 15 years ago!!!!

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Originally Posted by Headworx

all the basics for spag bolognese

i dont see any plonk

Originally Posted by buriramboy

I got married 15 years ago!!

Just making a broad statement.

Your missus is a good cook and has a successful catering business.

If what B0b told me was true

My durian for tonight...

^
Smelly socks ,

Bloody lovely that was.

no parmesan?...

Originally Posted by tomcat

no parmesan?...

.....and fashionable square rimmed plates.
How 1970s.

If you're using dried herbs, add them with the garlic and onions at the very start, and saute them all very slowly for at least 10 minutes before adding the meat. This will release their oils.

Nice tip. Thanks very much.

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Originally Posted by Mike Watson

erbs.

American Alert.

That one always grated me a little bit.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

The black handled knives are about 8-9 years old, white ones new some Japanese brand and sharp as fuk, I wanted to throw the black ones out, misses won't let me for some reason.

Can't have too much protection when your spouse has a criminal record.