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

Surreptitious

Rows Grower wrote: »

Ah Jesus, no.

This happens a lot. I worked in one place where the serving staff would eat everything left on the plates and one manager was like a vulture, I couldn't leave one bit of food on the table in case he'd pinch it. Bit hard when you're trying to prepare dishes to go out.

igCorcaigh

Whispered wrote: »

Went out for dinner and had a veg Lasagna. Really disappointed. It had roasted peppers, sweet potato and carrot among other things in a cheesy sauce rather than tomatoey so it was too sweet and sickeningly cheesy.

Cheese with sweet things in it and thrown under the grill. Bleugh.

Lasagne with... sweet potato? Bleugh!!

igCorcaigh

Grated courgette and ricotta makes a nice veg lasagne. Layered with tomato sauce and green lasagne sheets. Super tasty and simple.

Whocanibe

Have tiffin, bowl of peanuts and a glass of wine.

VW 1

Chinese is en route. Im sipping a beer waiting for the football to kick off. Herself having a glass of prosecco and i know ill have to drink the half bottle left behind.

Love Saturdays!

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

G&T, elderflower tonic tonight.

Rows Grower

Nice strong creamy Irish coffee made with Paddy's and a Cadbury's peanut caramel crisp from the freezer.

And I might go at it awful and very hard and have the same again.

GoneHome

Cheese burger and onion rings from the local chipper

Surreptitious

All day long mate, all day long.

Rows Grower

GoneHome wrote: »

Cheese burger and onion rings from the local chipper

No chips?

Go home Yank!

Whocanibe

Stefan Easy Skull wrote: »

G&T, elderflower tonic tonight.

Gin used to be my favourite tipple, but I went off it for some reason, a friend has recommended elderflower tonic, is it nice?

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Whocanibe wrote: »

Gin used to be my favourite tipple, but I went off it for some reason, a friend has recommended elderflower tonic, is it nice?

It adds a nice twist. Fever Tree do a range of tonics, including elderflower and cucumber. The cucumber is delicious - if you like cucumber. Dunnes have them.

Whocanibe

Stefan Easy Skull wrote: »

It adds a nice twist. Fever Tree do a range of tonics, including elderflower and cucumber. The cucumber is delicious - if you like cucumber. Dunnes have them.

I love cucumber, I'll give it a try, I used to love a gin and tonic, I don't know what turned me off it, and I have two bottles of unopened gin!

Thanks Stefan Easy Skull.

Grandeeod

Back working after taking Mrs G for a few swift ones! It only takes three for her these days!:D Finishing off some crap for an over zealous plonker with no life but ambitions. The Dickhead should be in bed. Suppin a beer or two as I slave to this idiot. I don't mind anymore. I'm at home doing the work. The Cloud is a bitch.:D

Kitty6277

Rows Grower wrote: »

Ah Jesus, no.

It's the only thing we do that with, everything else goes in the bin. The spuds are in seperate serving dishes so they're not on people's plates.

Surreptitious wrote: »

This happens a lot. I worked in one place where the serving staff would eat everything left on the plates and one manager was like a vulture, I couldn't leave one bit of food on the table in case he'd pinch it. Bit hard when you're trying to prepare dishes to go out.

We're not quite that bad, we wouldn't actually eat off the plates that the customers did

igCorcaigh

Stefan Easy Skull wrote: »

It adds a nice twist. Fever Tree do a range of tonics, including elderflower and cucumber. The cucumber is delicious - if you like cucumber. Dunnes have them.

Hendricks & fevertree elderflower with a nice big slice of cucumber. You're welcome.

Surreptitious

Kitty6277 wrote: »

It's the only thing we do that with, everything else goes in the bin. The spuds are in seperate serving dishes so they're not on people's plates.



We're not quite that bad, we wouldn't actually eat off the plates that the customers did

Oh no. I'm just saying they used to, it was pretty gross in all fairness. I wouldn't mind but we cooked for them every day so there was no need for them to be scavenging food like that.

Kitty6277

Surreptitious wrote: »

Oh no. I'm just saying they used to, it was pretty gross in all fairness. I wouldn't mind but we cooked for them every day so there was no need for them to be scavenging food like that.

We're not that lucky, we often don't get breaks :rolleyes:

Surreptitious

Kitty6277 wrote: »

We're not that lucky, we often don't get breaks :rolleyes:

I've had experience of that too. It shouldn't be allowed and sure the main thing about working in hospitality is the free food!

Whispered

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Lasagne with... sweet potato? Bleugh!!

I know! Who thought "I'll take the sweetest vegetables I can find, roast them to make them sweeter, mix them with a tonne of cheese and call it Lasagna."

Now my husbands dinner was apparently lovely and the boy ate all of his. Plus I've eaten there before and enjoyed it. So I reckon just a misjudged dish from someone who didn't actually try it before putting it on the menu.

Your courgette and ricotta recipe. I do similar with wilted spinach, nutmeg and white pepper. But I roll it up into fresh pasta sheets and bake in tomato sauce, rather than layer it. Delicious!

Edit: just finished toast and jam and a cuppa.

northgirl

McFlurry. Consistent if nothing else.

Autosport

northgirl wrote: »

McFlurry. Consistent if nothing else.

Had the Galaxy McFlurry earlier

Now snacking on hazelnuts and pistachios

Fathom

Bar-B-Q ribs

Graces7

Just coffee so far.... not had a "proper meal" for days but have something defrosted that needs the oven.. Hot food on a blustery day ....

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Scrambled eggs (heavy on the black pepper) on toast.

Grandeeod

Planning a decent fry up this morning with freshly squeezed orange juice thats chilling in the fridge. A few slices of wholemeal bread too. Lovely morning out!

Whispered

Greek yoghurt with strawberries. Lidl are doing small ones that are gorgeous.

Toast, raspberry jam, black tea

Whocanibe

Coffee and toast with marmalade.

Whocanibe

Having a cuppa, dinner in oven.

Sephiroth_dude

Wine gum sours!

Have breaded chicken yolks in the oven .