| Favorite dinner 13:47 - Sep 28 with 2203 views | connell10 |
I don't think you can beat a nice Lamb roast dinner š |  |
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| Favorite dinner on 14:32 - Sep 28 with 1727 views | Boston |
Kensal Riser, is about to tell you off for your spellingš [Post edited 28 Sep 14:33]
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| Favorite dinner on 14:34 - Sep 28 with 1711 views | Boston |
ā¦and yes, North Wales, Irish and New Zealand lamb, are exceptional. [Post edited 28 Sep 14:46]
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| Favorite dinner on 16:39 - Sep 28 with 1524 views | TheChef |
Steak and chips. |  |
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| Favorite dinner on 16:55 - Sep 28 with 1488 views | nick_hammersmith |
Not even my third favourite roast, sorry!
Best dinner changes so often, its hard to be a nice steak dinner though |  | | |
| Favorite dinner on 17:22 - Sep 28 with 1439 views | R_from_afar |
Mrs R from Afar's pea and pancetta risotto mmm  . |  |
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| Favorite dinner on 17:27 - Sep 28 with 1433 views | colinallcars |
Tripe & Onions mateā¦.. |  | | |
| Favorite dinner on 19:22 - Sep 28 with 1301 views | Paddyhoops |
Mine as well but being a bit controversial here. No mint sauce, thank you . | | | |
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| Favorite dinner on 19:26 - Sep 28 with 1294 views | Snipper |
Christmas Day dindins is the best of the year. |  | | |
| Favorite dinner on 20:18 - Sep 28 with 1241 views | Clint_Power |
Do believe good roast lamb is the best meat you can get. Lucky enough to be related to sheep farmers and the slow roasted lamb I've had is beyond compare. But with average supermarket fare can't beat a good roast beef I think based solely on the fact it pairs so well with a good Yorkshire Pud and rich dark gravy. Close second is a nice roast chicken if you have a good stuffing. Always plenty of stale bread in my house to make breadcrumbs, mix in some fresh sage, thyme and parsley, lemon, eggs and good quality stock and the stuffing is more of an attraction than the meat. Good pork is too hard to come by; you're better off with a cheap gammon drenched in a honey/mustard/cider marinade. Honourable mention to duck and goose; I love the dark greasy meat but pricy to get anything half decent quality. |  | | |
| Favorite dinner on 20:32 - Sep 28 with 1220 views | MrSheen |
| Favorite dinner on 19:22 - Sep 28 by Paddyhoops |
Mine as well but being a bit controversial here. No mint sauce, thank you . |
No arguments from me, I think itās vile stuff too, canāt even tolerate the smell of it. |  | | |
| Favorite dinner on 20:57 - Sep 28 with 1188 views | Mick_S |
| Favorite dinner on 19:22 - Sep 28 by Paddyhoops |
Mine as well but being a bit controversial here. No mint sauce, thank you . |
Mate you are 1000% bang on there. Get that muck away from my lamb. |  |
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| Favorite dinner on 20:59 - Sep 28 with 1177 views | Boston |
| Favorite dinner on 19:22 - Sep 28 by Paddyhoops |
Mine as well but being a bit controversial here. No mint sauce, thank you . |
Rosemary & garlic will suffice. | |
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| Favorite dinner on 21:08 - Sep 28 with 1162 views | colinallcars |
| Favorite dinner on 20:32 - Sep 28 by MrSheen |
No arguments from me, I think itās vile stuff too, canāt even tolerate the smell of it. |
Mint sauce smell reminds me of mojito, which quite by chance I found goes nicely with gin instead of the usual rum. | | | |
| Favorite dinner on 21:55 - Sep 28 with 1091 views | digswellhoop |
manzies pie and mash | | | |
| Favorite dinner on 22:01 - Sep 28 with 1088 views | BrianMcCarthy |
Slow cooked beef cheeks, puree red wine/thyme/carrot/celery sauce, bed of mashed spuds.
Don't cook too much of it, because you absolutely will finish it all. |  |
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| Favorite dinner on 05:55 - Sep 29 with 877 views | joe90 |
| Favorite dinner on 21:55 - Sep 28 by digswellhoop |
manzies pie and mash |
Goddards for me. Not been in ages though! |  | | |
| Favorite dinner on 07:32 - Sep 29 with 804 views | Gus_iom |
| Favorite dinner on 22:01 - Sep 28 by BrianMcCarthy |
Slow cooked beef cheeks, puree red wine/thyme/carrot/celery sauce, bed of mashed spuds.
Don't cook too much of it, because you absolutely will finish it all. |
Ah, Kelly's Pot-tato, beef cheek flavour.
'Just add hot water up to the line, give it a quick stir, and imigh leat!' | |
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| Favorite dinner on 08:54 - Sep 29 with 731 views | urrrrssss |
Ruths down the Lane for me with Tonys Waltham Abbey next.
Had Pie & Mash at Manzies in Sutton a couple of moths ago it was rank !! got Half way through and said to my Mate Its horrible & he said It was shit so we both walked out, would never set foot inside another Manzies !!! |  | | |
| Favorite dinner on 09:19 - Sep 29 with 677 views | stevec |
As beef and lamb are sold at extortionate prices, on principle, I refuse to buy them unless heavily discounted.
Have moved onto pork for a roast dinner, something I considered bottom of the pile as a culinary delight, but Tescos of all people are selling a decent bit of pork at Ā£7-9 for two and cooked properly, with an excellent bit of crackling taboot, is great value.
Iām convinced that meat is being deliberately over priced to slowly wean us off and onto plant based replacements so that when AI gets its act together, it can justifiably eradicate all human life as the need for meat, including our very own selfās, has proved itself irrelevant. |  | | |
| Favorite dinner on 09:30 - Sep 29 with 654 views | TheChef |
| Favorite dinner on 09:19 - Sep 29 by stevec |
As beef and lamb are sold at extortionate prices, on principle, I refuse to buy them unless heavily discounted.
Have moved onto pork for a roast dinner, something I considered bottom of the pile as a culinary delight, but Tescos of all people are selling a decent bit of pork at Ā£7-9 for two and cooked properly, with an excellent bit of crackling taboot, is great value.
Iām convinced that meat is being deliberately over priced to slowly wean us off and onto plant based replacements so that when AI gets its act together, it can justifiably eradicate all human life as the need for meat, including our very own selfās, has proved itself irrelevant. |
Anything is possible. Predictive programming and all that, Brian...
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| Favorite dinner on 09:49 - Sep 29 with 626 views | E17hoop |
| Favorite dinner on 09:19 - Sep 29 by stevec |
As beef and lamb are sold at extortionate prices, on principle, I refuse to buy them unless heavily discounted.
Have moved onto pork for a roast dinner, something I considered bottom of the pile as a culinary delight, but Tescos of all people are selling a decent bit of pork at Ā£7-9 for two and cooked properly, with an excellent bit of crackling taboot, is great value.
Iām convinced that meat is being deliberately over priced to slowly wean us off and onto plant based replacements so that when AI gets its act together, it can justifiably eradicate all human life as the need for meat, including our very own selfās, has proved itself irrelevant. |
I had a roasted pork belly over the weekend, and it was amazing. Crispy crackling and the fat made it moister than Ronnie Edwards' girlfriend.
Dinner changes with the weather ā doing a slow cooked beef stroganoff this week which you wouldn't touch in the summer but great when the seasons change. |  |
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| Favorite dinner on 10:25 - Sep 29 with 578 views | Mick_S |
| Favorite dinner on 09:49 - Sep 29 by E17hoop |
I had a roasted pork belly over the weekend, and it was amazing. Crispy crackling and the fat made it moister than Ronnie Edwards' girlfriend.
Dinner changes with the weather ā doing a slow cooked beef stroganoff this week which you wouldn't touch in the summer but great when the seasons change. |
Yeah! Autumn and winter food is so much better; except bbqās. | |
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| Favorite dinner on 10:39 - Sep 29 with 556 views | MrSheen |
| Favorite dinner on 22:01 - Sep 28 by BrianMcCarthy |
Slow cooked beef cheeks, puree red wine/thyme/carrot/celery sauce, bed of mashed spuds.
Don't cook too much of it, because you absolutely will finish it all. |
I make oxtail like that. Flour coated, fried for about five minutes, bung in slow cooker for eight hours, eat over next three days. | | | |
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