| Favorite dinner 13:47 - Sep 28 with 2208 views | connell10 |
I don't think you can beat a nice Lamb roast dinner 😋 |  |
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| Favorite dinner on 10:46 - Sep 29 with 387 views | Bluce_Ree |
| Favorite dinner on 19:26 - Sep 28 by Snipper |
Christmas Day dindins is the best of the year. |
This.
My mum-in-law does the most phenomenal Xmas dinner and I do all the desserts. Can't really beat it.
I've got a few dinners that I really love now but you can't beat a mushroom omelette for a quick dinner. |  |
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| Favorite dinner on 10:49 - Sep 29 with 385 views | R_from_afar |
| Favorite dinner on 07:12 - Sep 29 by numptydumpty |
As a kid, Berni Inns or Beefeaters were the treats going out.
Tomato Soup or Prawn Cocktail for starters
Steak sirloin, fillet or rump or Plaice and chips for mains
Then either - Apple Pie and Custard, Ice Cream, Knickerbocker Glory or Cheese and Biscuits
That was the entire menu !!!
Now even in a Weatherspoon's, you are reading a war and peace novel to make your selections....
But all sorts does for me - Chinese, Indian, Thai, Pizza, or typical english grub and yes Sunday Roast goes down well always....
Draw the line though at a Pukka Pie at Loftus Road.
A man has to have his standards !!!!
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Re Indian food, the fish dishes can be fabulous. By that, I don't mean the prawn based ones but those made with, as an example, tilapia.
I had a brilliant Bay of Bengal fish bhoona recently and also fondly remember a Goan fish curry 🍛. |  |
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| Favorite dinner on 11:14 - Sep 29 with 348 views | wombat |
| Favorite dinner on 10:49 - Sep 29 by R_from_afar |
Re Indian food, the fish dishes can be fabulous. By that, I don't mean the prawn based ones but those made with, as an example, tilapia.
I had a brilliant Bay of Bengal fish bhoona recently and also fondly remember a Goan fish curry 🍛. |
Two choices for me .
posh dinner beef wellington with all the extras
normal dinner 3 inch thick cut rib eye steak cut from the joint by the butcher finished in garlic butter with triple cooked chips , baby tinned tommatos , mushrooms cooked in butter and garlic and loads of black pepper , finished off with new york cheesecake with clotted cream on the side, and yes ill be dead soon but ill have enjoyed every mouthful |  |
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| Favorite dinner on 12:36 - Sep 29 with 275 views | MrSheen |
| 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 £7-9 for two and cooked properly, with an excellent bit of crackling taboot, is great value.
I’m 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 self’s, has proved itself irrelevant. |
I can’t deny it’s expensive, but a holiday spent looking at sheep and cows wandering contentedly (little do they know) around the fields in the fresh Kerry air makes me appreciate why it costs more than more efficient protein production units. Feels like more of a fair deal. |  | | |
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