Thread: Dinner

^ Oh look Headwaw can count to 4 .

Well done banana bender!

Originally Posted by Jack meoff

Hiring a Antonov An-225 Mriya to transport Topper and air drop him into the bay.

I've got my mankini packed! Just think how I'll look striding manfully out of the water....

There's a visual you'll never be able to get out of your nightmares...

Pork belly at the Rising Sun.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Pork belly ....

Naw, pork belly is really tasty when cooked right...I'd taste like elephant poo that's been shat upon by a rhino who's been eating Chico's food.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

I've got my mankini packed! Just think how I'll look striding manfully out of the water....

There's a visual you'll never be able to get out of your nightmares...

I'd do the honours but the irony of your plight would kill it

Some cracking comfort food on this thread since Chitty posted his boil in the bag special.

You should have seen my crispy belly pork at 1am on the barbie half pissed.

Wish I could have seen it, on second thoughts. ..


Fooking lush it was

After eating camping fodder all week, this Sundays traditional roast was delishious. ..

Has to be my favourite meal of the week

You'll have simple Sybil telling you that English mustard should only be eaten with his well done steaks.

...so, traditional roast soup then...

Originally Posted by tomcat

...so, traditional roast soup then...

Your aversion to gravy and sauces continues to amaze considering your proclivities.

^^^^ I see the Yorkshire Puddings are formed as a cup shape but I have been told by a few Yorkshire-men they should be shaped like a mushroom and hollow in the middle.

No idea what a traditional Yorkshire pudding looks like.

Originally Posted by tomcat

...so, traditional roast soup then...

Au jus...?

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

^^^^ I see the Yorkshire Puddings are formed as a cup shape but I have been told by a few Yorkshire-men they should be shaped like a mushroom and hollow in the middle.

No idea what a traditional Yorkshire pudding looks like.

I reckon we need are resident Yorkshire expert Taxexiles input on the subject.

Ever considered a Sunday roast pie LT?

Something different...

Originally Posted by SKkin

Au jus...?

...au tsunami...

Saw a rustic one-pot Chicken recipe recently that looked both tasty and easy, did something about it today.

Was hoping it'd look something like this:


And wasn't too far off.


Very nice but simple flavours in this, will be making it again.
https://kitchen.nine.com.au/2018/03/...pperoni-recipe

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

Ever considered a Sunday roast pie LT?

Something different...

My missus supplies Yorkshires every Sunday but not shaped like a cup.

I'm interested to know the desired and preferred shape.

She does a toad in the hole pudding which is cup shaped for obvious reasons.

Here's some I prepared earlier.

Quick n sleazy 15 minute spag.

https://teakdoor.com/the-kitchen/1855...eazy-15-a.html (Lulu's Super Quick n Sleazy 15 minute Spaghetti.)

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

My missus supplies Yorkshires every Sunday but not shaped like a cup.

I'm interested to know the desired and preferred shape.

I'm rather confident if your wife can manage to master the six Indian regional cuisines without ever going to India, I'm sure whatever shape she is making her Yorkshires in must be the correct one.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

I'm rather confident if your wife can manage to master the six Indian regional cuisines without ever going to India, I'm sure whatever shape she is making her Yorkshires in must be the correct one.

It seems to have taken a toll on her looks though.



(The image on LC's menu is about the fifteenth result from googling 'cartoon indian waiter')

Pic of Harry reported.

Speg Boll with extra large shrooms...

Tasty

Girlfriend's sausage. Quite the mouthful.

And for dessert. ..........

Mango Mango !!!