What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening

Surreptitious

Jenna James wrote: »

I used never drink it and now in a bad habit of it Same though, my appetite is gone lately so it's helping bridge the gap a bit! Must stock up!

I never drank it either but I find it gets me through work. I think supervalu and tesco have deals on it.

beerguts

I had a half a large pizza and half a garlic bread from Apache. Also had a medium chips and a portion of Chicken tenders. I feel like an absolute slob.

I will admit the Apache food isn't great but I needed some greasy **** after dealing with **** today....(Septic tank backed up)

Autosport

Spaghetti bol and garlic bread

46 Long

Soda bread with Kerrygold, rhubarb yoghurt and a mug of tea.

SineadSpears

Pre-breakfast inspiration from above - Soda bread, slab of butter, ham, tomato & bit of salt + cuppa tea

Porklife

Last night my best friend came over for dinner and I made lasagna and lemon cheesecake. First time making either and despite the kitchen looking like I'd cook for a small army...I'm taking cream cheese on the ceiling, digestive biscuits in my hair, tables overturned:p the end result was delicious! Homemade lasagna is so comforting. Might have leftovers for breakfast:)

SineadSpears

Coffee with fresh whipped cream

Rows Grower

SineadSpears wrote: »

Coffee with fresh whipped cream

Beautiful, even without a drop of whiskey.

SineadSpears

Rows Grower wrote: »

Beautiful, even without a drop of whiskey.

Imagine, I've never had an Irish whiskey before

SineadSpears

I'm calling it lunch because its so late - Bacon, hash browns, mushrooms, fried tomato & (under ripe) avocado. With a glass of ice cold water from the fridge. Was delicious

Jenna James

Irish roast chicken, stuffing, mashed potato, roasties, roast veg, broccoli, peas and gravy.

Few chips on the side.

ablelocks

Jenna James wrote: »

Irish roast chicken, stuffing, mashed potato, roasties, roast veg, broccoli, peas and gravy.

Few chips on the side.

same with us
no chips though - croquettes and yorkshire puddings instead.

Grandeeod

Chicken in the oven. But first some Jacobs caramel Mikados and a big glass of milk.

wildwillow

Well done on the cooking Porklife. Looks delicious.

SineadSpears

Grandeeod wrote: »

Chicken in the oven. But first some Jacobs caramel Mikados and a big glass of milk.

Are they new? I've never seen or heard of them. I do love the normal elite mikado ones

Surreptitious

Jenna James wrote: »

Irish roast chicken, stuffing, mashed potato, roasties, roast veg, broccoli, peas and gravy.

Few chips on the side.

I'm glad you got your appetite back


Only had toast and tea so far today. Went shopping though so have loads of choice!

Jenna James

Surreptitious wrote: »

I'm glad you got your appetite back


Only had toast and tea so far today. Went shopping though so have loads of choice!

Thanks, me too! Reading this is easier now!

That's a nice feeling. Baseline of tea and toast and thinking about what's next :pac:

Grandeeod

SineadSpears wrote: »

Are they new? I've never seen or heard of them. I do love the normal elite mikado ones

Yep. They're new. Got them in SuperValu earlier.

SineadSpears

Grandeeod wrote: »

Yep. They're new. Got them in SuperValu earlier.

Gonna have a look out for them thanks

Mystery Egg

Surreptitious wrote: »

I'm glad you got your appetite back


Only had toast and tea so far today. Went shopping though so have loads of choice!

We always go shopping, fill the fridge and cupboards and then, exhausted, order a takeaway

Autosport

My name is Auto and I have a problem I’m addicted to Orange chocolate twirls

Surreptitious

Mystery Egg wrote: »

We always go shopping, fill the fridge and cupboards and then, exhausted, order a takeaway

I've done that before! For some bizarre reason I haven't been getting takeaways in the last good few months. I've no doubt I'll succumb at some stage.

RMAOK

Autosport wrote: »

My name is Auto and I have a problem I’m addicted to Orange chocolate twirls

Admission is the first step on the road to recovery.

Mam of 4

Coffee and a sausage sandwich.

Grandeeod

Chicken out of the oven to stand. Garlic spuds and potato gratin going in

Rows Grower

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Coffee and a sausage sandwich.

At 3 o clock of a Sunday?

You're a living disgrace girl, no wonder the country is the way it is.

Surreptitious

Gourmet pizza with ten toppings. This hormonal woman needs food like this.

SineadSpears

Savoury Mince with carrots & onions, mash & broccoli.

Finally got round to making it. I wanted chunky carrots, but they end up being a bit too al dented even for my liking. & I've loads of leftovers too :rolleyes:

SineadSpears

Rows Grower wrote: »

At 3 o clock of a Sunday?

Quite a mix of food times today. I was eating breakfast at about 1.30 today. Jenna was eating a full roast dinner at about the same time. & Mam is eating a sausage sandwich at 3oclock in the day

Sure it's Sunday, chill day, so no rules apply

Mam of 4

Rows Grower wrote: »

At 3 o clock of a Sunday?

You're a living disgrace girl, no wonder the country is the way it is.

Shocking carry on isn't it? !
Late dinner today so that was a very late lunch and it tasted perfect :pac: