What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening

Graces7

Grandeeod wrote: »

Which bit put you off your food Graces? The food or the wee and food combo?:D

Thai food is delicious, morning or night and even reheated.

lol... Just... reading it so early! And I think you know I eat very simply perforce so THAI! lol..as long as YOU enjoy it! Bless you!

Graces7

Grandeeod wrote: »

I hope this appeals to you more Graces.:D

A nice piece of pan fried fillet steak (medium) Mash, peas and mushrooms and onions in gravy with a dash of black pepper.

er , I don't eat beef! BUT THE REST ? Brilliant!

Graces7

Needing something sweet... Made my first microwave flapjack and OH MY! Really... excellent...

Prominent_Dawg

Graces7 wrote: »

Needing something sweet... Made my first microwave flapjack and OH MY! Really... excellent...

Sounds terrible

Grandeeod

Graces7 wrote: »

lol... Just... reading it so early! And I think you know I eat very simply perforce so THAI! lol..as long as YOU enjoy it! Bless you!

It was delish Graces. Well when you wake up with a hangover appetite and it's there.

Graces7 wrote: »

er , I don't eat beef! BUT THE REST ? Brilliant!

Love my veg, but love my beef too! Maybe tonight's dinner will appeal to you more.

A chicken wrap with mixed peppers and cheese. Sweet chili sauce on top. Spicy wedges, rocket leaves with some red pepper and french dressing on top. Potato salad on the side.

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Autosport

Sweet and sour pork for dinner and Apple pie and custard for dessert and I'm only stuffed

SeaFields

Something simple just now. Sirloin steak cooked directly over hot BBQ coals. Delicious.

Four Phucs Ache

Sitting in an Italian restaurant and just had battered deep fried mushrooms stuffed with cheese and garlic with a side of garlic sauce and fresh salad. They were the size of a tennis ball. I might skip the main offering and ask for 4 of these instead.

Rows Grower

Red Thai chicken curry with homemade chips and boiled rice, aw man my taste buds are still tingling.

The remainder of the bottle of Barossa Valley Shiraz is dessert.

Grandeeod

Rows Grower wrote: »

Red Thai chicken curry with homemade chips and boiled rice, aw man my taste buds are still tingling.

The remainder of the bottle of Barossa Valley Shiraz is dessert.

Ya Bollix!:D

I can even taste your taste buds tingling. My only change would the Shiraz for a decent lager.

Rows Grower

Grandeeod wrote: »

Ya Bollix!:D

I can even taste your taste buds tingling. My only change would the Shiraz for a decent lager.

I'm listening to Andrea Bocelli as well, there's a time and a place for lager, now is not the time.

Grandeeod

Rows Grower wrote: »

I'm listening to Andrea Bocelli as well, there's a time and a place for lager, now is not the time.

Cultured! But you could put me in the biggest, poshest Opera House in the world, dressed in the very best and I'd still look for a lager.:D

markzuckerbe

Rows Grower wrote: »

Red Thai chicken curry with homemade chips and boiled rice, aw man my taste buds are still tingling.

The remainder of the bottle of Barossa Valley Shiraz is dessert.

Where are you based? Have you tried that new Thai place Mama Thai in Santry, best Thai I've had in Ireland their curries are amazing. Apparently it's Irish owned but the Thai head chef uses his own recipes from home and thats where the name comes from 'Mama Thai'.

Graces7

coffee so far.. discovered y;day that the potatoes I bought last week are brown inside :eek: New season too..

Graces7

Prominent_Dawg wrote: »

Sounds terrible

It is delicious and all the more for me. I used to feel that way re microwave baking until I tried it. Works great …

Deja Boo

Grandeeod wrote: »

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A chicken wrap with mixed peppers and cheese. Sweet chili sauce on top. Spicy wedges, rocket leaves with some red pepper and french dressing on top. Potato salad on the side.

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looks delish






.....needs pineapple :pac:

Rows Grower

markzuckerbe wrote: »

Where are you based? Have you tried that new Thai place Mama Thai in Santry, best Thai I've had in Ireland their curries are amazing. Apparently it's Irish owned but the Thai head chef uses his own recipes from home and thats where the name comes from 'Mama Thai'.

I see your Mama Thai and raise you a Lily House in Kenmare.

Thank you though for joining Boards.ie just to tell me this.

Mam of 4

Long day , so went very fancy and had waffles , beans , sausages and egg , with a mug of coffee

GoneHome

Sneaky mid-week takeaway just consumed, curry chips, cheese burger, onion rings and can of coke from the local chipper, 'twas delicious

Grandeeod

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Long day , so went very fancy and had waffles , beans , sausages and egg , with a mug of coffee

Unbeatable Mam!

Autosport

Sneaky take away here too Onion rings and curry chips

Mystery Egg

Tiramisu and a glass of NZ sauvignon blanc.

Grandeeod

Mystery Egg wrote: »

Tiramisu and a glass of NZ sauvignon blanc.

Nice! Lot's of booze around tonight.:D

Rows Grower

I was in Cork city today and had fillet steak in satay sauce for starters and a beef chop suey with boiled rice for the mains in Tung Sing. (Big portions, had to get a doggy bag for the mains.)

Popped into O Connell's fish emporium and picked up curried monkfish, now it wasn't cheap at 30 euro a kilo but my good Lord in heaven what a treat.

I got 12 euro worth, baked it in the oven, fried some mixed veg and served it with the obligatory homemade chips.

Safe to say if it was served to me in any establishment no matter what the cost there would have been a tip.

Must be the change in the weather but I'm craving spicy food lately and enjoying it immensely.

We had homemade chips(the new spuds are delicious chipped)sausages,rashers, fried eggs and beans, fried bread also but not for me as very greasy,it was lovely but I'm hungry again now...having white wine but the Keoghs are calling me.

Rows Grower

Deleted User wrote: »

We had homemade chips(the new spuds are delicious chipped)sausages,rashers, fried eggs and beans, fried bread also but not for me as very greasy,it was lovely but I'm hungry again now...having white wine but the Keoghs are calling me.

Answer the call, we'll be dead long enough.

Grandeeod

Deleted User wrote: »

We had homemade chips(the new spuds are delicious chipped)sausages,rashers, fried eggs and beans, fried bread also but not for me as very greasy,it was lovely but I'm hungry again now...having white wine but the Keoghs are calling me.

I'm off tonight so a Thai Green chicken curry and rice delivered. A few prawn crackers too. Gonna mill it!

Your "mixed grill" sounded feckin great. If that was handed up to me, I'd be in heaven!

Prominent_Dawg

Plant kitchen cashew mac, expensive but soo good with garlic and herb new potatoes

Autosport

Popcorn

Graces7

Flapjack.... OH NO! Who stole the last bit? CAT?