"Philadelphia" cream cheese is the product needed to make "Cheese Cake" and if it doesn't have a "graham cracker" crust then it just isn't a real cheese cake... :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
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"Philadelphia" cream cheese is the product needed to make "Cheese Cake" and if it doesn't have a "graham cracker" crust then it just isn't a real cheese cake... :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
made last evening, for the first time here in Thailand, an "Eggplant Parmesan". Haven't tried it yet as a dish like this is always better when reheated. I will serve the "Eggplant Parmesan" today for lunch along with some Italian Bread with a dip Olive Oil/Balsamic Vinegar/Garlic Salt in which to dip the bread in. Something to look forward to. No pics of the cooking process but followed similar process as when I posted previously when made in the USA. If I remember, I'll take some out as it is being severed later today.
last week I was given a cheese cake not using Philly, absolutely delicious. courtesy of a Indonesian / American and a bender to boot, takes all types.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA Traveler"Philadelphia" cream cheese is the product needed to make "Cheese Cake" and if it doesn't have a "graham cracker" crust then it just isn't a real cheese cake... :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
Did you chew a bit up and spit it out on the plate on the right?:)
Was a bit too sour that bit:)
This is the only photo I've got yesterdays "Eggplant" dinner/lunch with fellow TD'er.
Great meal with great company.
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Chicken Kebab for lunch -
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And for dinner I tried to make a Mcdonalds Sausage and Egg Mcmuffin -
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Twas delicious :)
^ Looks scrumptous mate.
My missus has been busy baking sausage rolls lately for sale in the beer bars which are also delicious but after eating them 4 days on the trot I needed a change.
Tonight was "Toad in the Hole" night and the dish was superb.
I have no idea how others here in Thailand cannot seem to get the Yorkshire Pudding right but my wife certainly knows how to.
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Lovely :) Next time you pass my house drop in some sausage rolls!
Will not forget mate and they are to die for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Satonic
She's moved about 200 in the last week but I have been drinking all the profits whilst delivering them. :deadhorsebig:
People use the wrong flour.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
You have probably tried my wife's cooking before mate and didn't realise it along with Dellboy.Quote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
I remember a good spread in Jools about 12 years ago.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
Satnav I have no idea how you keep your svelte figure for your moto + eating that kinda gear , but whatever your doing good luck to you
LT that meal looks delicious + BTW like your wife my wife can make bloody good yorkshire pud
Come on then, give the bars a Plug :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
Great idea though, i used to like a nice cheese and onion baguette in the boozer back home
Talking of Western food, I had a battered sausage and chips yesterday.and I have to say, Malaysia kicks Thailands ass when it comes to food. Now if only they could do the same with beer and pussy:)
'Kin ell Ironic...That chicken kebab looks awesome.
Loy Toy is there anywhere that stocks your wife's sausage rolls in Pattaya?. I do like them (who doesn't??!) but have yet to try one in Thailand that wasn't a let down. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Dillinger
This is the Dinner thread mate ,, the confession box thread is on the next page :)
Tonight I have done a beef Rendang ,, the wife done the bit of stir fry veggies , it sure hit the spot !
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Now for a Mao"esque pic as he is no longer with us ( apparently ) :mid:
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Looks lovely Nige :)
I've used AO's meatloaf recipe quite a few times and always enjoy it.Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one
I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse...:)Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA Traveler
Can I take that chair on the right ?