Yeah saw that and after looking at their Facebook page not sure there's much there that I can't get in BKK so not worth the trip.
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Yeah saw that and after looking at their Facebook page not sure there's much there that I can't get in BKK so not worth the trip.
Jeyuk bokkeum. Korean stir fried pork.
Pork belly is the best for this and gochujang and sesame oil are obligatory.
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You shouldn't crowd the pan with a stir fry, but I had so much it was still a bit crowded with two pans...
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... it was still the dog's gonads though.
Kim Jong Hal's the name, spicy pork's the game.
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Mashisseoyo!
Btw, the plate on the left was for Dil, but he fucked me off.
very nice.
It will put hairs on your chest that spicy pork, pal...Quote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
...or take them off. :smileylaughing:
Damn that looks good. I think a trip to the local Korean market is in order.
14 years overseas and I can say I haven't really missed English food enough to make an effort to seek it out. The whole cuisine could be summed up as something warm and brown.
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mandaloopy
(no offence Mendip)
:rofl: BrilliantQuote:
Originally Posted by Mandaloopy
I used to think the same but, having been home recently for the first time in 15 years, you appreciate the quality of the produce and the meats, cheeses and pickles are second to none.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mandaloopy
In fact, whisper it quietly, but modern English cooking as a whole is actually quite good these days.
You'd like to think there has been an improvement too, given all the bloody cooking programmes on the telly.
Personally, in all the years I've been abroad, no breakfast has come close to a full English breakfast and no dinner has ever matched a Sunday roast....Quote:
Originally Posted by Mandaloopy
As an American I find a full English breakfast revolting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Troy
You don't like sausage, bacon and eggs?Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
How is this possible?
It's clearly the best breakfast in the world.
Take the baked beans of the plate and replace them with a dozen maple syrup pancakes .Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
Replace the tea with coffee .
Same same but different.
Of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
The rest of the world.
:rolleyes:;)
:tosser1:
As an Englishman, I find Americans revolting.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
You have good reason to feel that way. TouchéQuote:
Originally Posted by Troy
Umm that is not what I do not like.Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
Well yes getting the slop off the plate is key but I personally hate pancakes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
The sausage, bacon and eggs are the breakfast! Any other stuff is just personal preference.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
You ever had fried bread and black pudding Snubs?
What's a traditional American breakfast?
Ok then I am with you. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
Yes and it is :puke:Quote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
America is a big place and it is different from one place to the next. So there are several.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
Kim jong hal rocks. That looks excellentQuote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
Honestly this all belongs in the breakfast thread not sure how this got off-topic. I would rather talk about...
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Jeyuk bokkeum. Korean stir fried pork.
Eggs, a meat, some form of potatoes and toast I would say.
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But with peas. Also. No offence.Quote:
Originally Posted by lom
Let's get off this brekkie shit in the dinner thread and you are wrong. In the south it would be grits and eggs.Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one