What are ye eatin'? (NOW WITH DRINKING!!!)

Rubberlegs

Mash, beans and black pudding with mustard. One of my favourite dinners

Whispered

Lasagne and chips. Nom

Surreptitious

Having roast chicken, veg gratin and thyme roasted spuds with gravy. First proper meal in days.

Grandeeod

73Cat wrote: »

Mash, beans and black pudding with mustard. One of my favourite dinners

Whispered wrote: »

Lasagne and chips. Nom

Surreptitious wrote: »

Having roast chicken, veg gratin and thyme roasted spuds with gravy. First proper meal in days.

They're all great reminders for the to do list, but I must admit the mash, beans and black pudding is at the top!

Today and in between the whole working from home thing I managed to make little G some mash and turkey with a wee drop of gravy. I had a chicken chow mein from the takeaway earlier this week, but I made my own this evening and used the last of yesterdays pork steak too. Haven't had it yet.

Mrs G returns tomorrow from her medical sojourn and I have Taco mince ready lashed full of red and green peppers, hot chillis and jalapenos. We'll have it over nachos, with Taco sauce and mozzerella melted on top. Most likely with tea for herself and milk for me.

Autosport

Dinner was fresh cod, carrots, mashed potatoes covered in parsley sauce

Dessert was warm rhubarb crumble with custard

Washed down with club orange

OldMrBrennan83

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Surreptitious

Patww79 wrote: »

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Non nom, can I've a recommendation on that beer?

Sephiroth_dude

Having toast tea and toast, I had two kombacher's before that.

Surreptitious wrote: »

a recommendation on that beer?

Galway Hooker is all you need

Surreptitious

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Having toast tea and toast, I had two kombacher's before that.




Galway Hooker is all you need

But, but, I want battery acid :pac:

Sephiroth_dude

Surreptitious wrote: »

But, but, I want battery acid :pac:

Ohhh......Galahad is the one for you so :pac:

Boom_Bap

Big Mac, chocolate Milkshake.

igCorcaigh

Autosport wrote: »

Dinner was fresh cod, carrots, mashed potatoes covered in parsley sauce

Dessert was warm rhubarb crumble with custard

Washed down with club orange

Just curious, do many people eat dessert at home? I never do, but I don't have a sweet tooth.

Is it a thing people do? Sundays, or weekdays? Curious!

Surreptitious

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Just curious, do many people eat dessert at home? I never do, but I don't have a sweet tooth.

Is it a thing people do? Sundays, or weekdays? Curious!

I don't anyway. I only got some desserts with meal deals lately and found them filling. Christmas I would have trifle alright or pud with custard. I think Auto likes her desserts though

Sephiroth_dude

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Just curious, do many people eat dessert at home? I never do, but I don't have a sweet tooth.

Is it a thing people do? Sundays, or weekdays? Curious!

Only Black Forest and only have that at christmas.

Autosport

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Just curious, do many people eat dessert at home? I never do, but I don't have a sweet tooth.

Is it a thing people do? Sundays, or weekdays? Curious!

:eek: Am I the only one who loves her dessert


Had a Rice Krispie bun for dessert tonight

Autosport

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Only Black Forest and only have that at christmas.

Now that’s one dessert I don’t like

Grandeeod

Autosport wrote: »

:eek: Am I the only one who loves her dessert


Had a Rice Krispie bun for dessert tonight

Nope.:D I've a pair of lovely ladies that would partake in dessert a few times a week. No harm in it as it can compliment a hearty main course.

rainbow kirby

A handful of wine gums and a can of Becks Blue while watching Redzone.

Autosport

Had Chinese for dinner: Beef with black pepper sauce and boiled rice

Dessert was Sticky toffee pudding with warm custard

smurfjed

Just started a 2-GINGERS, Irish Whiskey, bottle says it’s from Kilbeggin but I never heard of it before.

smurfjed

Inflight food.

PeterParker957

Mint flavoured Matchmakers

SummerHaze

i have banana cupcakes and tea with ginger

Whispered

Smurfjed, what is each dish. Marks and spencer style (really though what are they?)

Autosport

Roast pork, leeks and mashed potatoes

Dessert 2 Mr kiplings French fancies

Surreptitious

Slow cooked beef chianti with paprika potatoes and peas with leeks, panchetta and a herb butter.

igCorcaigh

Surreptitious wrote: »

Slow cooked beef chianti with paprika potatoes and peas with leeks, panchetta and a herb butter.

Simple Monday fare.

Grandeeod

Autosport wrote: »

Roast pork, leeks and mashed potatoes

Dessert 2 Mr kiplings French fancies

Surreptitious wrote: »

Slow cooked beef chianti with paprika potatoes and peas with leeks, panchetta and a herb butter.

Awesome ladies. Absolutely awesome!

I'm only having crispy chilli chicken and chips.

igCorcaigh

smurfjed wrote: »

Inflight food

Not a Ryanair flight, I take it?

ArtyC

Just stuffed some chicken fillets with garlic and mozzarella, eaten with homemade chips and sprouts . All washed down with a few beers!

Got some relieving good news today, made it a very enjoyable dinner. I'll sleep well tonight