Thread: Dinner

Originally Posted by tomcat

...particularly the variety of processed "meat" for their sandwiches...

Did you not read my post? That is not "processed meat" it is freshly roasted in house turkey breast and it is amazing.

Second meal today was oven roasted savoury pork meatball on an anemic white bread bun with an even worse cheese slice. Chili sauce and homemade coleslaw saved the day.

It suits your new hairstyle, maaaaaite!

Hell PH, you just gave me 5 seconds of utter confusion. I got a rather severe haircut this morning and for a moment was wondering how the hell you knew...then I worked it out. Confirmation I'm slow.

Originally Posted by panama hat

It suits your new hairstyle, maaaaaite!

Bogon Tip #964

Greggs sausage rolls are available at Villa supermarket (most locations) at 165 baht for 4.

Stick in the oven at 180 for 25 minutes.

Originally Posted by BoganInParasite

Hell PH, you just gave me 5 seconds of utter confusion. I got a rather severe haircut this morning and for a moment was wondering how the hell you knew...then I worked it out. Confirmation I'm slow.

Originally Posted by tomcat

...particularly the variety of processed "meat" for their sandwiches...

For the sad sacks that can't distinguish the difference between processed and real, yet have the fanciful manner in which they think they can.
Consider the source.
Numb.

Originally Posted by Bogon

Bogon Tip #964

Greggs sausage rolls are available at Villa supermarket (most locations) at 165 baht for 4.

Your best tip ever... Although never seen them down here

Originally Posted by Bogon

Bogon Tip #964

Greggs sausage rolls are available at Villa supermarket (most locations) at 165 baht for 4.

Stick in the oven at 180 for 25 minutes.

Unfortunately I have to head down to Bangkok tomorrow for two days of drinking with an old work buddy. I'll check out the Villa Market by Phrom Phong. I should have a microwave in the hotel room and I reckon even a soggy sausage roll is better than no sausage roll at all.

Too lazy to look for the lunch thread, my lunch today....

Originally Posted by Jack meoff

is that lamb?

Dill, you gone all Rosemary's baby? on that diet

Grilled steak with a deep fried Tunnocks caramel wafer on top

Originally Posted by Jack meoff

Grilled steak with a deep fried Tunnocks caramel wafer on top

got the recipe of Nicolai Di Stergione Y Isaani - great cockbook

Originally Posted by bsnub

That is not "processed meat"

...pink turkey breast: yum!...

Originally Posted by Jack meoff

Grilled steak with a deep fried Tunnocks caramel wafer on top

God, it's been years since I had a Tunnocks caramel wafer. Takes me back a few decades.

^ I'll bring a box over for yer Christmas prezi.

Teacakes?

Had a Reunion with some old friends. One I had not seen in 25 years. Was amazing just picked up right where we left off. An amazing night. Sorry for the first pic with my buddies hand in the way of the appetizers...



Main courses...

looks like a great curry spread. before i left the uk i got a craving, took a pregnancy test was clear and followed through with keema naans and garlic dhal. fuk could eat it again

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

fuk could eat it again

Hell yes

Originally Posted by Jack meoff

^ I'll bring a box over for yer Christmas prezi.

Teacakes?

Yer a good man. I'll takem 'em both, and I'll wear my frilly knickers that day.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Had a Reunion with some old friends. One I had not seen in 25 years. Was amazing just picked up right where we left off. An amazing night. Sorry for the first pic with my buddies hand in the way of the appetizers...

Main courses...

Looks like a good spread, snubby. I could just eat a nan bread now.

You're lucky up your area - lots of fantastic Indian and Chinese, mainly Kanto, food. Looks really good