Thread: Dinner

^^ ever seen a cock tomcat?

Bone in New York Strip on the grill. Even got fancy and crosshatched the steak.



I usually include a pic after I cut into it but I scarfed the damn thing down to fast. Was so tasty.

Been a minute, but something to be said for quick 'n easy 'n simple at times:

Funnily enough, I had steak for dinner tonight as well. Will try uploading a pic later.

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

Funnily enough, I had steak for dinner tonight as well.

Even funnier . . . I didn't.

What happened to Ant's boiled chook diet?

Originally Posted by panama hat

What happened to Ant's boiled chook diet?

Sheesh, get with the times.

That one is about 5-6 Ant Food Obsessions ago! If you want a more and fully detailed breakdown of the minutiae (real or imagined) of my diet you'll have to contact Smeg, stroller & Co. and ask them to consult their notes.

So . . . no more boiled chook? Just steamed? (asking for a friend's friend's friend named gems)

I notice there's no spuds on his plate, so still in keeping!

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

Love marrow.

X2. Lovely rich flavour.

A traditional... British curry at the local Indian and a few pints. Just close the thread now because nothing better has been or will be posted.

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Looks alright.

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

Looks alright.

Alright?!?!?!?!??!?

A lot fucking better than throwing another fucking shrimp on the barbie, you savage antipodean cnut.

As I said above: there is nothing more to see here. The peak has been reached with a curry in England.

Shutter up, mods.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Alright?!?!?!?!??!?

A lot fucking better than throwing another fucking shrimp on the barbie, you savage antipodean cnut.

Got a rise outta that one.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

A lot fucking better than throwing another fucking shrimp on the barbie...

Just to point out the obvious to the oblivious, in the history of Australia the total amount of shrimp ever thrown onto barbies is zero. They're called Prawns down there, and the chances of going to a barbie where they're thrown onto a hot plate are also zero - or very close to it unless some foreigner who doesn't understand the finer arts of crustacean cookery is on the loose. Cultural lesson #46 is now complete

Originally Posted by Headworx

They're called Prawns down there, and the chances of going to a barbie where they're thrown onto a hot plate are also zero

aherm....


actually, I do. Missus loves BBQ'd prawns.

Originally Posted by Headworx

or very close to it unless some foreigner who doesn't understand the finer arts of crustacean cookery is on the loose.

^Chicken wings, yes.
Prawns, just say no.

Boil the fucking things, preferably in the water they were caught in, then straight into an ice brine for the best results.




Having said that, I did once see what looked to be a decent way to cook Prawns on a BBQ without letting them overcook and dry out, which is the inherent problem. What some clever bloke did was put them on the bbq hot plate and seal them in under wet newspaper. Never tried it, but his results looked good.

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

aherm....


actually, I do. Missus loves BBQ'd prawns.

That's because neither of you are Aussies. So there. I said it. I went here. Burn. Savaged.

Sincerely yours,
ÜberAussie

(Prawns and garlic o the hot plate . . . noice!!!)


Yea, Indian is nice but . . . hmm . . .

You're an Aussie now?!

Originally Posted by armstrong

You're an Aussie now?!

Now? Always . . . (well, for the last thirty years anyway)

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

Says the Kiwi! Grrrrrr!

You BASTARD!

Originally Posted by Headworx

Just to point out the obvious to the oblivious, in the history of Australia the total amount of shrimp ever thrown onto barbies is zero.

That is not what Paul Hogan taught me as a boy. He also says you Aussies love your Fosters beer.

That's piss.

Originally Posted by Headworx

Just to point out the obvious to the oblivious, in the history of Australia the total amount of shrimp ever thrown onto barbies is zero. They're called Prawns down there, and the chances of going to a barbie where they're thrown onto a hot plate are also zero - or very close to it unless some foreigner who doesn't understand the finer arts of crustacean cookery is on the loose. Cultural lesson #46 is now complete

First time I've ever seen Australia and cultural used together.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

First time I've ever seen Australia and cultural used together.

They all drink piss...