I could eat that every day! Love it. Let me know when you've had enough of her (cooking).Quote:
Originally Posted by ShrewedPunter
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I could eat that every day! Love it. Let me know when you've had enough of her (cooking).Quote:
Originally Posted by ShrewedPunter
Roast Corned Beef is a fairly popular menu item here- hangover from the Brits I guess. Not the best roast but it hit the spot
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^ Is this before or after they cooked the protein, starch and veggies? Looks rather anemic to me (apart from the protein).
More to the point, what the hell do you have in your wine glass? It looks like the mythical flower Bruce Wayne had to collect from the top of the snowy mountain n Tibet before he became Batman.
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?a...tid=2871&stc=1All you can eat crab legs.
https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2017/10/570.jpg The gf made fur last night. I believe it's called pho in Vietnam. Not sure in Thai but it's noodle soup with all kinds of goodness added. Delicious is an understatement.
...so, shaved her back then...Quote:
Originally Posted by fishlocker
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She does an excellent stirfry. Remind me to do a sausage thread for you. I'm sure you'll get a rise out of it.
PS ^That's funny, I bet you say that to all the boys.
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Tomyum noodles and fried pork liver in garlic.
Fusion food tonight.
Tender Thai chicken breast on a bed of Korean Kimchi, sandwiched between two slices of English country bread, and topped with a TD designer label made with the world's finest Houses of Parliament sauce. :UK:
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Can you do fusion Beef sarnies as well, with the TD logo? The Dog would be proud of you. :D
Next time I get some beef I'll try to remember that. ^
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a light dinner at EatThai Central Embassy: succulent steamed crab, grilled pork on a stick, duck noodle soup...a mouton cadet for me and a palm sugar drink for spouse...delicious and relatively cheap...
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Lamb rogan Josh
Chicken biryani
2 x garlic naan
Chicken salad
Tea
Grape juice
Bill 1177baht .. quite good value compared to the tourist traps on Sukhumvit
Al Saray Indian/Lebanon place
^^
What's the orangey bits with the crab meat?
...spouse says they were eggs..he ate everything but the shell...which got a good licking...
Crab roe... basically you are eating their eggs or soon to develop baby crabs. Bloody delicious. Just like prawn roe.Quote:
Originally Posted by stroller
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Kebab and lentil soup. Not gonna recommend the place even though it tasted nice.
Place was dead with 3 Thai girls bored and gossiping and some Arab lad with ear phones in doing the "waiting on" my cup of tea never arrived but it was on the bill until I pointed it out.
I've started doing sous vide chicken breast but in a jar in a bowl of water in the oven. 2 hours at 60 degrees.....melt in your mouth and full of flavour.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
Could probably do it for less time if you start with hot water.
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Miss Fish had a taste for shrimp egg rolls. If I ever find the time I'll post the recipe (If she'll let me).
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The finished product. Not the cabbage roll you get at restaurants. So tastey and crispy with all the goodness you would expect in home cooking. :tumbs:
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She doesn't mess around. She put the other 250 in the freezer so we can thaw them out a pack or two at a time and pop them in the toaster oven.
That's lovely stuff fish...
Flippers do the same sort of thing, called lumpia. Don't freeze cooked ones, just pull out the uncooked and throw them into a bit of oil.
Filipino Lumpia Recipe - Allrecipes.com
For the dipping sauce...
50/50 soy sauce and apple cider vinegar, add a bit of chopped garlic and ginger.
That is one stocked freezer fish!!