Your Favourite 'Mammy' Dinner

kfallon

Following on fromt the 'Dinner Time' thread it got me thinking about missing me Ma's home cooking.

So AHers what's the one fav dinner you miss/enjoy most that your Ma makes.

For me it's ribs n' cabbage

gaoife

Either coddle or pork casserole yummy

DrumSteve

Bacon and Cabbage with the cabbage cooked in the same water as the bacon. With spuds.

prinz

Shepherd's Pie.

kfallon

DrumSteve wrote: »

Bacon and Cabbage with the cabbage cooked in the same water as the bacon. With spuds.

Bacon or ribs like that are the greatest!

Degag

My mother is a terrible cook unfortunately.

Sykk

Stew, with everything in it.. It gets better the longer it's in the pot!

Humans eh!

A yummy mummy sandwich....:pac:

grumula

rolled and stuffed porksteak or bacon and cabbage.

ElleEm

Lasagne, homemade burgers, roast dinners and any dessert foods- she's an amazing baker!

Mmmmm....

I think I'm long overdue a visit for dinner!

RedXIV

My mam used to do amazing stroganoff. And Lasange. And her Pasta Carbonara is really good too. My mam is an awesome cook So is my girlfriend.


I'm so fat because of them :mad:

kfallon

Yeah my Ma made some great dinners, fantastic cook/baker, I'm back home tomorrow so interesting to see what she makes tho knowing my luck she'll be on a lazy day :rolleyes:

EverEvolving

Roast beef with yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes and veggies dripping in gravy - nobody does it quiet like her.

tishiewishie

Love my mams Stew, it's the best!!

Sergeant

Bacon and Cabbage with them really floury potatoes that you can only seem to get in Ireland.

Cool_CM

Irish Stew. Only Irish mothers can make it for some reason. Everything else is inferior!

Korvanica

Roast Chicken, Mashed Spuds, Stuffing , Gravy and mashed carrot & parsnips...

Yum

yungwan

Mince stew, homemade burgers, chicken stew and veg lasanga.

Luckily Im preyty nifty in the kitchen so I can cook all these myself and have now become my sons favs.

But there is nothing like someone else cooking for you!

DrumSteve

kfallon wrote: »

Bacon or ribs like that are the greatest!

Ah your dead right man that **** is epic.

Agricola

I suppose its any of the dinners that require more than 10 minutes preparation that ya can't be bothered to do yourself.

Ribs n cabbage
Roast stuffed chicken/turkey
Honey glazed ham
Beef Stew

Acoshla

Stuffed rolled loin of pork with her fluffy mash, apple sauce and carrots, so good. Oh and her chicken liver pate for starter.

Her desserts are the best bit, profiteroles, apple tart, chocolate raspberry cake, pear & blackberry tart...the joys of having a Mom who was a chef in our family hotel!

NoDice

Degag wrote: »

My mother is a terrible cook unfortunately.

Hated my mum's cooking unfortunately. My Dad was a way better cook! Loved his Sunday Roast. Still can't get my roast potatoes as crispy as his!

smk89

Shepards Pie made with gravy, not soup as my housemate used to do.

Kiera

Oh i have so many. Her chicken curry, coddle, roast dinners.... She's just an awesome cook

DrumSteve

yungwan wrote: »

Mince stew, homemade burgers, chicken stew and vag lasanga.

Luckily Im preyty nifty in the kitchen so I can cook all these myself and have now become my sons favs.

But there is nothing like someone else cooking for you!

Completely misread that.

Ardennes1944

Lamb gravy, lamb chops, peas and 6 spuds:D

pragmatic1

Roast chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing and baked beans.

candy-gal1

Shepards pie
Lasagne
mashed potatoes sprinkled with cheese (so yummy!)
mash, sausages, and beans







im starving now lol

stovelid

Big pot of coddle straight after school on a winters day.

kfallon

Admit it, who else is salivating now?

stovelid

kfallon wrote: »

Admit it, who else is salivating now?

Me.

Either that, or I'm having a stroke.

sbsquarepants

prinz wrote: »

Shepherd's Pie.

Fúck me, we agree on something!
My technique is to make a sambo, then put it aside and leave it to last. Delicious:D

Also, stew. Yum yum yum!!!
Same technique as above.
These are the only 2 dinners i eat bread with!

Twee.

Lasagne, curry and chicken Mary Land are the tops, but my mam used to be a chef so we get good cooking in this house. My dad's a brilliant cook too. I prefer his Sunday roasts. (Just don't tell my mam...)

SteelyDanJalapeno

Whats Coddle........

pickarooney

Some slow roast casserole thing whose name escapes me. It's probably the only thing she can cook better than me :pac:

George83

My mam is a terrible cook and hardly ever made it into the kitchen to attempt to cook anything. Thankfully my dad is a great cook and I loved cooking from an earlyish age.

I'm so hungry after reading this thread.

Kiera

Horgan wrote: »

Whats Coddle........

Use google next time. Coddle.

ROCKMAN

My mother's Cabbage and Bacon or Steak and Chips
and
An ex girlfriend's mothers Chicken Curry... OMG it was outstanding!!! Missed the curry and her mother's cooking more than her went we broke up :)

mikemac

Irish dish consisting of layers of roughly sliced pork sausages and rashers (thinly sliced, somewhat fatty back bacon) with sliced potatoes, and onions. Traditionally, it can also include barley.
Coddle is traditionally associated with Dublin, Ireland.
The dish is semi-boiled, and semi-steamed in the stock produced by boiling the rashers and sausages. Some traditional recipes favour the addition of a small amount of Guinness to the pot, but this is very rare in modern versions of the recipe.[2] The dish should be cooked in a pot with a well-fitting lid in order to steam the ingredients left uncovered by water.[1] The only seasoning is usually salt, pepper, and occasionally parsley.

Coddle sounds vile

Little wonder a lot outside Dublin never heard of it, they have taste

super_furry

Coddle with a load of fresh Brennan's bread and butter.

Misticles

Home made beef burgers with onions, mash potato, carrots and gravy!!

Kiera

feelingstressed wrote: »

Coddle sounds vile

Little wonder a lot outside Dublin never heard of it, they have taste

It beats bacon and cabbage you bog lot eat :P

ElectraX

Can it be a favourite "daddy" dinner instead?!

Roast chicken, stuffing, roast potatoes, cauliflower with cheese sauce, broccoli, baked beans

nyom nyom!!!

He used to make that for me on Sundays when I lived at home, nothing better when you're a hungover student:DThose were the days:rolleyes:

super_furry

The real question is though, brown coddle or white?

Can't beat a bit of brown.

SteelyDanJalapeno

No wonder i never heard of it, a Dub thing

Sounds rank

mikemac

ROCKMAN wrote: »

An ex girlfriend's mothers Chicken Curry... OMG it was outstanding!!! Missed the curry and her mother's cooking more than her went we broke up :)

Make a move on your ex girlfriends mother so

Hazys

Bangers & Mash


Even in my mid-twenties i still love it when my mum chops up the sausage and mixes it in with the mash, so its a treasure hunt

builttospill

Mammy on Toast

Novella

Oh, roast chicken, roast potatoes, gravy. The effort involved in cooking a roast dinner, I can only be bothered every once in a while but my mum practically does it every night. I miss living at home for her food. Nom nom nom.

ladypip

Coddle Id love some now actually must invite myself over for dinner

stovelid

Horgan wrote: »

No wonder i never heard of it, a Dub thing

Sounds rank

It has the crucial advantage over your cusine in that you don't have to catch, kill and skin the meat in it though.