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As in the lunchtime post, how about we share great meal ideas?
Here goes....
- Tuna, sharp pan fried and seared (from a fishmonger not a tin)
on a bed of basmati rice, liberally sprinkled with sweetcorn and cashew nuts. A mix of thinly chopped carrots and cabbage coleslaw is a nice side.
It's a 10 out of 10 culinary delight every time.
Over to you....:cool:
Scott W
18-10-2006, 02:26 PM
right now...my laptop and a huge pile of paper
but tonight...wife going out footie on the telly....fillet steak, seared on gridle pan...rare with a green salad, english mustard and a nice glass of red
mmmm
Sam the Eagle
18-10-2006, 02:30 PM
not sure what's on tonight, it's the girlfriend's turn to "cook". Well, more like bang some ready-made stuff in the oven... :mad:
Saturday we have guests and I'm making guinea fowl with sweet potatoes with spinash, cumin and black mustard seeds. And a bit of sauerkraut on the side...:D
Lowho
18-10-2006, 02:31 PM
Tonight it a homemade chicken vindaloo with extra green chillies, followed by watching Chelsea get spanked by Barcelona (hopefully) :D
MisterS3
18-10-2006, 02:53 PM
Tonight is literally pub grub while watching Chelsea v Barca
PowerPenguin
18-10-2006, 04:46 PM
Wednesday is Pizza night!!! :D
Dave
Steptoe
18-10-2006, 04:49 PM
i cook every night due to the mrs being rubbish at it...........but tonite i will be mostly eating.......cheesy beans on wholemeal toast..........look out toilet, here i come
Well, Friday is normally curry night for us, but we've got family coming to stay then. And my parents are coming round tomorrow night so..tonight we've got curry!:)
May I suggest Tesco's Chicken Tikka Masala and Lamb Rogan Josh?
I've eaten curries all over the place. I spent four years at Uni in Manchester and spent manys a happy evening in Rusholme but I'd have to say Tesco make a curry that is a solild 8 out of 10 every time. It's never going to be the best or even close to it, but it beats most of your average dodgy curry houses and at a fraction of the price. Every little penny counts!;)
PowerPenguin
18-10-2006, 04:59 PM
Well, Friday is normally curry night for us, but we've got family coming to stay then. And my parents are coming round tomorrow night so..tonight we've got curry!:)
May I suggest Tesco's Chicken Tikka Masala and Lamb Rogan Josh?
I've eaten curries all over the place. I spent four years at Uni in Manchester and spent manys a happy evening in Rusholme but I'd have to say Tesco make a curry that is a solild 8 out of 10 every time. It's never going to be the best or even close to it, but it beats most of your average dodgy curry houses and at a fraction of the price. Every little penny counts!;)
Tesco's is actually pretty good as far as supermarkets go. :) I would echo that sentiment.
Dave
Creosote
18-10-2006, 07:30 PM
Pasta, Garlic Bread, Red Wine, but not in that order.
MisterS3
18-10-2006, 11:18 PM
Tesco's is actually pretty good as far as supermarkets go. :) I would echo that sentiment.
Dave
PP - you really worry me. :D At 16 i wouldn't have known what the inside of a supermarket looked like...nevermind have an opinion of the relative merits of each of the players in the market!! :D
He's 16 and a moderator? :confused:
Don't want to get all ageist but aren't his hormones going to get in the way of his moderating? ;)
I suppose that depends on what he's moderating....:)