Thread: Dinner

Made some Kimchi Jjigae tonight. Perfect for a cold rainy night...

I had a kimchi pizza last Night. It was ok, nothing special tbh

Originally Posted by Buckaroo Banzai

HMart was one of them .

Yes HMart is where I do my Asian food shopping. I am lucky to have one less than five minutes away. As a matter of fact the gochujang I used to make this came from there.

Originally Posted by Buckaroo Banzai

I went on Youtube and found a recipe for Kimchi Jjigae. I think I will try it is in the next couple of days
Thank you for sharing.

It is very easy to make and oh so tasty. Enjoy.

Monkey see Monkey do, but mine is prettier 'cause it has a flower, Looser!! LOL

Originally Posted by bsnub

Yes HMart is where I do my Asian food shopping. I am lucky to have one less than five minutes away. As a matter of fact the gochujang I used to make this came from there.

It is very easy to make and oh so tasty. Enjoy.

Seriously,
it was delicious, I never had it befor, amd like you said "easy to make" Tonight I will throw a couple of eggs in it .

Originally Posted by bsnub

Yes HMart is where I do my Asian food shopping. I am lucky to have one less than five minutes away. As a matter of fact the gochujang I used to make this came from there.

It is very easy to make and oh so tasty. Enjoy.

Seriously,
it was delicious, I never had it before, and like you said "easy to make" Tonight I will throw a couple of eggs in it .

PS: Yesterday I had Brussel sprouts so between that and the Kimchi today, Well let's just say I am very musical.

A break from mutton and chicken was badly needed. If you're ever in UB and want sushi come to Ikigai

Originally Posted by Buckaroo Banzai

Seriously,
it was delicious, I never had it before, and like you said "easy to make" Tonight I will throw a couple of eggs in it .

Your first time? Nice work glad you enjoyed it. For me, it is a regular part of my menu especially in the chillier months. On a side note try adding some sticky rice to your bowl after jjigae is cooked next time. It is a nice addition and that is how most Koreans that I know eat it.

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

I had a kimchi pizza last Night.

In my defence, this place also offers a mushrooom and wasbi pizza that is quality, so I was interested to try the kimchi one.

But no.

Ok we've probably gone a bit retro with the prawn cocktail and crepes suzette, some could argue lamb chops are a bit old-school too, but fuck it this is what I wanted so it's what I ordered! Delish!





*Note to Mendip: When you're playing Taxidermist (stuffing a bird before you mount her) something like this will generally work better than an Anchovies pizza in your room. Wait on, you already had her in your room! Ignore this advice, you old smoothy you

#stuffed

Originally Posted by Joe 90

#stuffed

Does look like a hardy meal. Love a potato volcano full of gravy . All mouth watering.

Good gravy work, Chit.

A bit of seafood on the beach has been the theme of the last few days.

What I would give for that view now.

Did you swim in the sea?

Originally Posted by Joe 90

What I would give for that view now.

Did you swim in the sea?

Oh yeah. I was in the Caribbean.

We went out on a boat as well and did a fair bit of swimming and snorkelling, but I got sunburnt so had to put the kybosh on it the next day.

I'll do a thread tomorrow when I can be arsed, but the pics are all much of a muchness.

Sounds very nice mate.

Living the life hey.

Looks like you got out of Manchester just in time.

Originally Posted by Joe 90

Sounds very nice mate.

Living the life hey.

Looks like you got out of Manchester just in time.

Yeah. Roll on 2021 mate.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Good gravy work, Chit.

A bit of seafood on the beach has been the theme of the last few days.

Very lovely.

^ Sadly, I couldn't get my hands on the big grilled prawns that you get in Thailand. Ho hum.

^ I have never tasted a prawn, big small or other in Thailand that I would rate as being delicious.

Mainly farmed prawns I presume and nowhere near as tasty as the prawns you catch fresh off any jetty in Australia.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

as the prawns you catch fresh off any jetty in Australia.

Which jetties have you caught prawns off?

I thought prawns could be caught a) with a prawn trap or b) in shallow water/rock pools.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

^ I have never tasted a prawn, big small or other in Thailand that I would rate as being delicious.

Mainly farmed prawns I presume and nowhere near as tasty as the prawns you catch fresh off any jetty in Australia.

I'm not an Aussie though and I have never tasted prawn with a Fosters and a spread of Vegemite like you Antipodean oiks have.