Thread: Dinner

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

Sirloin with roasted in goose fat.
A monster Yorkshire pudding with gravy and veggies.
Damn it was nice...

Asda, Tesco or Morrisons? One thing's for sure: never in a month of Sundays is that yours.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Similar to the kimchi jigae you posted earlier, which I ate my own body weight in in Korea each winter, and the various takes on it throughout the world.

Yes very similar and I think the lady was craving more of that kimchi jjigae when she made that soup. Plenty leftover and I am going to have a bowl tonight. It has been cold here of late close to freezing and below it at night so this is the perfect food for the weather here.

chitty you said you roasted your potatoes in duck fat. Why dont you let them cook long enough to brown up and get nice?

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That yorkie pudding looks like one of hers too

Talking of drunks, i'm a gonna have me a bash at SKkin's mate's potato chips

Where'd you score the Duck fat?. I know where to buy it online, but haven't seen it in the local supermarkets???.

Got some deep-frying to do too, but won't be using Duck fat .

....Gettin' had
Gettin' took
I tell you folks
It's harder than it looks...

Originally Posted by Dillinger

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That yorkie pudding looks like one of hers too

Spot on - frozen veg and pre cooked roasties. Gtell tale is that are rounded having been peeled in a rumbler machine

Originally Posted by Headworx

Where'd you score the Duck fat?

The new Villamarket.

Its not cheap though at 274 baht

^You've mentioned this new Villamart before, where is it exactly?.

Originally Posted by Headworx

^You've mentioned this new Villamart before, where is it exactly?.

https://shoponline.villamarket.com/contact

All over the place. About 6 new stores since i left.

^Yeah but there's only 1 in Pattaya that I know of. Dill mentioned the new one is on Sukhumvit but I've been on it between Phoenix golf and BP Hospital this week while keeping an eye out and haven't seen it. Can't find any mention of it online either, hence the question. Foodland on Klang (there's 3 of them here now) is still my go-to for weekly grocery shopping, but I like to see what every supermarket has on the shelves. Finding those Chiko Rolls last week was a real score .

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Asda, Tesco or Morrisons? One thing's for sure: never in a month of Sundays is that yours.

Passing off a meal in a downmarket restaurant as being something you've cooked yourself?

Yes, it really does look like he's that sad.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Passing off a meal in a downmarket restaurant as being something you've cooked yourself?

Yes, it really does look like he's that sad.

You would think after the frozen pizzas were caught out he would realize there are people who can cook and know food on here....

Originally Posted by Headworx

You've mentioned this new Villamart before, where is it exactly?.

Its in a little factory outlet park thing called Little Walk. Its a cont to get to, you have to go all the way down to the flyover on sukhumvit and do a u- turn, then come back and look out for the sign. Its about 500 metres before Soi Country Club turn off.

Originally Posted by Headworx

^Yeah but there's only 1 in Pattaya that I know of. Dill mentioned the new one is on Sukhumvit but I've been on it between Phoenix golf and BP Hospital this week while keeping an eye out and haven't seen it. Can't find any mention of it online either, hence the question. Foodland on Klang (there's 3 of them here now) is still my go-to for weekly grocery shopping, but I like to see what every supermarket has on the shelves. Finding those Chiko Rolls last week was a real score .

Ahh right - on Sukhumvit between the Siam Country club and Route 7, on the east side of the road ni the new complex there that used to be Index before it was moved to the other side.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Littl...51805344875626

Originally Posted by cyrille

Passing off a meal in a downmarket restaurant as being something you've cooked yourself?

Yes, it really does look like he's that sad

Let's have a look at your dinner then Cyz, seeing as Jeff has added more food pics to this thread
I'm guessing goats bollocks or noodles?

I'm flattered that you all think that my dinner was restaurant food, check out the plates and work top.

All mine cooked from scratch apart from the aunt Bessies roasties, oh and Yorkshire pud.

Might have a leg of lamb tonight, oh it's gonna be mouth wateringly good.

#Cookin@ChezChitty#

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

I'm flattered that you all think that my dinner was restaurant food,

I don't think those statements were qualified with the adjective Good.

I know what you meant Hal, no need for flattery or back peddling

Miss fish's fish and stir fry with fresh picked ,like 10 minutes before, vegetables along with homemade spicy "jow."
I said I only wanted one piece of fish but she will still cook for an Army. Too bad all the kids ran off to bed so now leftovers will sit in the fridge.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

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That yorkie pudding looks like one of hers too

Ah.....yes, nothing speaks of quality and tradition than some packaged and processed product.
Ain't it grand...

farang siwalai...

Originally Posted by aging one

chitty you said you roasted your potatoes in duck fat.

No, he did not.

Lamb is going in the oven..