The vegged up 'Here's what I had for dinner last night' thread

Novella

I had a toasted cheese sandwich with beetroot! I loooove beetroot so much And a Capri Sun, followed by an ice pop. Yummy!

Scarydoll

Ohh I love beetroot too. Had some today:)

--LOS--

I had noodles with stir-fry veg in a tomato sauce, or something, not too sure, house-mates leftovers :pac:
All I know is that it was good!

Novella

scareydoll wrote: »

Ohh I love beetroot too. Had some today:)

I tried to have some today, but I couldn't open the jar /cries

--LOS--

Novella wrote: »

I tried to have some today, but I couldn't open the jar /cries

Run the lid under hot water, don't crack the glass! Actually just crack the glass if that doesn't work!

entropi

Or just like...send me a text and ask me since I live maybe a 5 min walk from you? (Dublin address ofc):)

Novella

--LOS-- wrote: »

Run the lid under hot water, don't crack the glass! Actually just crack the glass if that doesn't work!

I eventually managed to make a hole in the lid :pac:

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Or just like...send me a text and ask me since I live maybe a 5 min walk from you? (Dublin address ofc):)

Haha next time I find myself in a situation where something yummy is trapped in a jar, the first thing I will do is call you!

--LOS--

Novella wrote: »

I eventually managed to make a hole in the lid :pac:

haha! We didn't have a tin opener here for agggggessss and you would be scared if you walked in on me trying to stab a tin opened :pac:

Novella

--LOS-- wrote: »

haha! We didn't have a tin opener here for agggggessss and you would be scared if you walked in on me trying to stab a tin opened :pac:

Has happened to me soooo many times! Trying to open tins with a corkscrew or just repeatedly stabbing over and over with a really sharp knife, or bashing it off the counter! I bought a tin opener after a few months, it was all getting a bit out of hand and dangerous! :pac:

--LOS--

I went with angry knife stabbing myself, took me a long time to buy a new tin-opener too, seem to have gotten through so many in this house, occasionally I still stab them open for the kicks :pac:

Tar.Aldarion

Novella wrote: »

I tried to have some today, but I couldn't open the jar /cries

--LOS-- wrote: »

Run the lid under hot water, don't crack the glass! Actually just crack the glass if that doesn't work!

Lol! girls! lol! I'll admit opening jars for people makes me feel good haha. I love when they grudgingly give up too.

I am a divil for the stabbing of tinned goods...bit too enthusiastic tehre in college canteen when a friend broke his ringpull...he tried stabbing the can for ages, hitting it off stuff. I was jsut like...get out, all of you :pac:
I showed that ****er of a tin, it was like there was blood all over my hands from teh tomatoey goodness and he enjoyed what was left lol

--LOS--

ye but we just loosened it for you.

Tar.Aldarion

Eh it goes anti clockwise. Like your face.


/leaves jars around the house for maameeo to feel better about himself

--LOS--

I know.

righty tighty

lefty loosey

Novella

Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

Lol! girls! lol! I'll admit opening jars for people makes me feel good haha. I love when they grudgingly give up too.

I am a divil for the stabbing of tinned goods...bit too enthusiastic tehre in college canteen when a friend broke his ringpull...he tried stabbing the can for ages, hitting it off stuff. I was jsut like...get out, all of you :pac:
I showed that ****er of a tin, it was like there was blood all over my hands from teh tomatoey goodness and he enjoyed what was left lol

I hate giving up! I'm like, "This beetroot cannot get the better of me". Although have to admit I did almost cry earlier with frustration and absolute lust! :pac:

Tar.Aldarion

--LOS-- wrote: »

I know.

righty tighty

lefty loosey

DCU are better than I thought

Novella wrote: »

I hate giving up! I'm like, "This beetroot cannot get the better of me". Although have to admit I did almost cry earlier with frustration and absolute lust! :pac:

Sounds like an evening with me.

I will open all goods, just bring them to me :pac:

Novella

Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

Sounds like an evening with me.

I will open all goods, just bring them to me :pac:

LOL!

Nah, I'd hate for there to be another awkward situation haha. :pac:

Seren_

Lads, get one of these to open your jars :pac: We actually have one in the apartment, causing much lulz. We also have a blow up doll called Gingy and a Socially Awkward Penguin, so really it's just adding to the oddness

On topic, I had some veggie lasagne for dinner yesterday! Twas lovely.

Novella

Your Text Here wrote: »

Lads, get one of these to open your jars :pac: We actually have one in the apartment, causing much lulz. We also have a blow up doll called Gingy and a Socially Awkward Penguin, so really it's just adding to the oddness

On topic, I had some veggie lasagne for dinner yesterday! Twas lovely.

"Just twist! And tug!" hahahahahahaha, that's hilarious! I want a hand job now! :pac:

On topic, I had a bowl of Fruit n Fibre, so filling! :rolleyes:

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5

Noodles with chopped tomatoes, onions, spinach and toasted seeds-pumpkin, sunflower, sesame and what I think were linseeds. Quite nice if I do say so myself.

That tesco pack of spinach is killing me though, it's €1.39 or something for a massive bag, but once you have it you have to use it in everything or else end up throwing loads out, which I hate doing.

entropi

Your Text Here wrote: »

a Socially Awkward Penguin

Another /b/tard in here? You need to get a Batchelor Frog or Courage Wolf too:pac:


I had something really simple today as was not feeling hungry, soup and sandwiches...

Tar.Aldarion

Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

I was jsut like...get out, all of you :pac:
I showed that ****er of a tin, it was like there was blood all over my hands from teh tomatoey goodness and he enjoyed what was left lol

LOL

Your Text Here

Your Text Here wrote: »

Lads, get one of these to open your jars :pac: We actually have one in the apartment, causing much lulz. We also have a blow up doll called Gingy and a Socially Awkward Penguin, so really it's just adding to the oddness

On topic, I had some veggie lasagne for dinner yesterday! Twas lovely.

http://www.ineedahandjob.com/Handjob/Order_Your_Handjob!.html

Tar.Aldarion

Moonbaby wrote: »

LOL

They actually left the room too

Moonbaby wrote: »

http://www.ineedahandjob.com/Handjob/Order_Your_Handjob!.html

Best url name ever

Seren_

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Another /b/tard in here? You need to get a Batchelor Frog or Courage Wolf too:pac:

Maybe... :pac: I want a Courage Wolf now! I might buy a wolf teddy and call if that ^_^

Moonbaby wrote: »

http://www.ineedahandjob.com/Handjob/Order_Your_Handjob!.html

I already have one My housemate stole it off her boyfriend They actually work really well!

I had a bagel with rocket, cheese, and red onion when I was out in town today, mmm! And ice-cream too, I don't think I'll be able to eat for a week after that haha.

Novella

I bought so much yummy stuff in M&S the other day! Lots of 3 for 7 euro goodness!

Today I had refried bean mini tacos and baby potatoes, so nice!

Tar.Aldarion

lemon & coriander cous cous, mixed beans, seeds, corn, peas, pepper, green beans, soy sauce and water mmmmm.

fillefatale

Denver Red Toenail wrote: »

Noodles with chopped tomatoes, onions, spinach and toasted seeds-pumpkin, sunflower, sesame and what I think were linseeds. Quite nice if I do say so myself.

That tesco pack of spinach is killing me though, it's €1.39 or something for a massive bag, but once you have it you have to use it in everything or else end up throwing loads out, which I hate doing.

I'm feeling you on the spinach thing! Its insanely big!

I had spaghetti bolognaise last night, because I was feeling lazy.

Tar.Aldarion

It's all about the frozen spinach!

entropi

For 1st dinner I had pizza and garlic bread in Apache Pizza, for 2nd dinner I had a small plate with some of everything in Govindas, with cheesecake for dessert

Tar.Aldarion

Somebody spoiled themselves! sounds like the perfect day

--LOS--

I had a veggie burger from McDs in Frankfurt airport yesterday for 1.10e, they have them here too?

Tar.Aldarion

Dunno, have one in BK/supermacs too I think

Shenshen

--LOS-- wrote: »

I had a veggie burger from McDs in Frankfurt airport yesterday for 1.10e, they have them here too?

I don't think they do, to be honest.
I noticed that when I first moved over here from Germany some years back.
BK have a sort of bean burger, but the one time I tried those I found it so disgusting I didn't even finish it...

Shenshen

Anyway, I had quiche with mushrooms, spring onions, swiss chard and smoked cheese, with pan-fried baby potatoes.
Not the healthiest, but oh so yummy!

--LOS--

Shenshen wrote: »

I don't think they do, to be honest.
I noticed that when I first moved over here from Germany some years back.
BK have a sort of bean burger, but the one time I tried those I found it so disgusting I didn't even finish it...

Ye it was all right for only 1.10e but not the best thing to be eating, also not so great since there were no beans in it.

smellslikeshoes

I've been eating veggie chilly every day for about the last month, I think I have a problem :pac:

neil_

Pasta and chickpeas = ultimate student vegetarian dinner

watna

Denver Red Toenail wrote: »

That tesco pack of spinach is killing me though, it's €1.39 or something for a massive bag, but once you have it you have to use it in everything or else end up throwing loads out, which I hate doing.

I hate when you buy a massive bag thinking it's loads of spinach and then you steam it and it's only a tiny amount. That's why I only eat it as a salad vegetable now!

Tar.Aldarion

All about the frozen baby spinach, nomnomnom

overmantle

I know what you mean about the spinach! Think I'll try the same. Is it not very tasteless in a salad?

overmantle

smellslikeshoes wrote: »

I've been eating veggie chilly every day for about the last month, I think I have a problem :pac:

Depends on how strong the chillies are. I wonder about how good it is to have very spicy food over an extended period of time? What are the advantages and disadvantages. I'd live on spicy food (and do) but sometimes wonder if I'll pay for it in the long run? Tastes gorgeous though.

overmantle

watna wrote: »

I hate when you buy a massive bag thinking it's loads of spinach and then you steam it and it's only a tiny amount. That's why I only eat it as a salad vegetable now!

sorry, I forgot to quote the original quote in my last post. Just wondering about the taste of spinach in a salad.

watna

overmantle wrote: »

sorry, I forgot to quote the original quote in my last post. Just wondering about the taste of spinach in a salad.

It's yum. I use it instead of lettuce now because it's got iron etc in it and isn't watery like lettuce is. I find the taste much less strong then when it is cooked. I like the taste of spinach but do agree it can be strong sometimes. Eeating it uncooked is much nicer.

I use baby spinach leaves. I'd definitely recommend it.

Censorsh!t

goat's cheese, tomato and pine nut charlote.
From the Cafe Paradiso cookbook:) yummmmmm

Tar.Aldarion

what's a charlote and that sounds awesome.

had bbq last night so corn on the cobbs, chickeny burgers and hot dogs are teh meal of choice.

Censorsh!t

Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

what's a charlote and that sounds awesome.

It's kinda like a souffle I think. And its YUMMY

Tar.Aldarion

More confusing words :pac:

henryporter

watna wrote: »

I hate when you buy a massive bag thinking it's loads of spinach and then you steam it and it's only a tiny amount. That's why I only eat it as a salad vegetable now!

Unless you GIY! Had a full 2 ltr saucepan full straight from the garden last night which shrunk down to a yogurt pot full, added olive oil, salt and nutmeg - unbelievably tasty - went well with the mashed spuds and homemade chili bean burgers. Chard is similar to spinach but doesn't wilt so have a go at that sometime. Both chard and spinach taste amazing in a smoothie made with pineapple, banana, seaweed and water - much better than orange juice in the morning.

henryporter

Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

what's a charlote and that sounds awesome.

A charlotte is a mixture of vegetables, cheese and eggs, baked in a small mold so it looks like a little cylinder when plated up - very nice they are too