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Then things get hot as you run and you run under the sun as it's sinking.
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Then things get hot as you run and you run under the sun as it's sinking.
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Racing around to come up behind you again.
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Yes she burnt the corn. In fact it was all her idea to do this bit whith the cherries and all.
And not to worry we'll throw the dogs a bone after we've had more than our fill.
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Ok, so this is all I had on my plate. Not a bad bit ok kit.
...what did the dog's plate look like then?...Quote:
Originally Posted by fishlocker
Chewing on the bones. You get it?
...*sigh*...
Hmmm...
Green veges.
Well done, Dills.
Topper will be impressed.
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Grilled lamb, bread,fries and mint tea at Beirut in the Plonchit Center. From my research there is Thai food in Qingdao but not Lebanese. Shame!
Noodle soup at the Vietnamese.
12 Euros with a tip.
Tried a new-ish Chinese place close to home tonight. I like Chinese food (the waiters never are rude) but across the board this was just ok. The duck pancake rolls were a winner though, very nice.
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I personally dont like Chinese food prepared in Thailand. San Francisco is much better with more choices IMHO. I especially dont like the Chinese round table at Thai weddings.
We're all looking forward to seeing more pictures of what impresses you that you've cooked at your home.Quote:
Originally Posted by HuangLao
^^I hear you. It's surprising how few Chinese restos there are in Pattaya considering the amount of Chinese visitors that come each year, and the best places are hidden away in 4* or 5* Hotels where the typical Chinese tour groups would never stay at anyway. There's a few English-Chinese style Chinky's around town catering to people needing a 03:00am fix of chicken chow mein though :)
Wait, what?!!. No we're not, that was fucking disgusting :(.Quote:
Originally Posted by CSFFan
I can see that being a recipe for disaster:)Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one
Found the local Muslim noodle shop, the staff are from Xinjiang- I went for the spicy beef noodles which were nicely firm with tender beef at the bottom of the bowl. Not pictured are lamb BBQ skewers- those went in seconds- very aromatic and quite spicy.
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Health Check tomorrow, so no beer for me tonight; with that in mind I popped into the local cat cafe for tea
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Yeah, they'll be dispatching you home if they detect any beer, for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mandaloopy
Yea, I know what you mean.Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one
Had a takeaway Chicken chow mein last week and wife tried it and said she could make it.
Today
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Tasted pretty close.
What's that doing in the dinner thread?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mandaloopy
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A quickie. It's all in the buns.
I microwave mine for 20 seconds before placing the dog in it.
Not had this for a while, roasted peppers stuffed with beef mince spiced with ground chilli and cumin, onion and garlic, grated cheddar cheese, and crushed cherry tomatoes.
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...remember: he's in China...Quote:
Originally Posted by stroller
...looks delicious...Quote:
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