Thread: Dinner

That looks great... a proper sea fish I bet!

As for crumble, it's easy. Just mix the fat and flour together with yer fingertips and add a bit of sugar. No need to bind with water as for a pie, and no rolling out.

Give it a go!

^ Why'dya cover her face up?

I picked up some sausages in town today, so of course the littlun wanted her favourite meal... and I can't say how proud that makes me. None of this chicken and rice nonsense!

I've posted this meal before, but not with me new phone I think...



Can have it with or without condiments...

Without for the daughter...



With for me...

^Brings back memories of the 'ol pineapple and cheese hedgehog

Originally Posted by Topper

Willy will red ya if you post up pics of SPAM cuisine.

Love spam musubi!

That mash looks good. I've got some fake smash stuff that doesn't really do it justice.

Popped this out for a shot part way through tanning.

Originally Posted by Mendip

From now on named ... the O₂

^^ Potato gratin?
^ Looks like covid

Originally Posted by Dillinger

^^ Potato gratin?

It was a toss up between Roasties, Baked or what i did was boring Cheese, onion and tatties....again. Trouble with roasties is they don't really have a 3 day shelf life - mind you i am hungry and that chook may be history today.

Spaghetti with prawns and cherry tomatoes with sweet basil in white wine.

Oh my... that looks good!

It was great! So once a year a local bistro, La Rosa does a Mexican day. Luckily for us in UB they will be opening a permanent Mexican restaurant in June and it is in my neighborhood.

A pescatarian weekly dinner schedule, written by the youngest Hat

^ From the menu observations, looks to be quite a decent and veritable feast, Hats...
One might be surprised as to underlying numbers of Pescatarian types that bind our global community.

Fresh water as well as ocean going.

Cheers!!

Wheres the dessert menu?

BBQ pork chop and chips. Fucking lovely.

Pork chops for me too.

Originally Posted by HuangLao

^ From the menu observations, looks to be quite a decent and veritable feast, Hats...

After so many years you get creative . . . just the price of seafood here in NZ is ridiculous

Originally Posted by HuangLao

Fresh water as well as ocean going.

Ocean - much nicer

I'd have wolfed the mee goreng and those prawns down...

Originally Posted by hallelujah

I'd have wolfed the mee goreng and those prawns down...

My wife does a really good mee goreng - and you can get fresh hokkien mee here in NZ at an Asian shop about ten minutes away . . . and the garlic butter prawns . . . simply dripping in butter . . . not particularly healthy, but every now and then.

Is your wife hokkien as well?

Originally Posted by panama hat

My wife does a really good mee goreng - and you can get fresh hokkien mee here in NZ at an Asian shop about ten minutes away . . . and the garlic butter prawns . . . simply dripping in butter . . . not particularly healthy, but every now and then.

Is your wife hokkien as well?

No, Hakka.

Those butter prawns are phenomenal. I remember a restaurant just outside Kuching where we'd often stop and order about 6 plates!

Originally Posted by hallelujah

No, Hakka.

Close. Does she still speak hakka? I am fluent in hokkien . . . all seven words.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Those butter prawns are phenomenal. I remember a restaurant just outside Kuching where we'd often stop and order about 6 plates!

Ah, Kuching is a special place. Like KK. Brilliant - Topspot Seafood Court. I was there for a few days in November for work. If only it had nicer beaches, where KK beats it easily . . . but Borneo still beats semananju hands down

Originally Posted by panama hat

Close. Does she still speak hakka? I am fluent in hokkien . . . all seven words.


Ah, Kuching is a special place. Like KK. Brilliant - Topspot Seafood Court. I was there for a few days in November for work. If only it had nicer beaches, where KK beats it easily . . . but Borneo still beats semananju hands down

No. She can't speak a word.

Topspot on top of the car park! The memories come flooding back.

The beaches aren't the main problem in Sarawak. It's the crocodiles!