What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening

Surreptitious

Steak looks good! Was it tasty? I'm going to get my act together when I'm a bit better.

Grandeeod

Surreptitious wrote: »

Steak looks good! Was it tasty? I'm going to get my act together when I'm a bit better.

The steak was feckin fantastic S. Cut through it into the mash and lots of juice. Its as close as I can get to eating out. Really wish I could have a beer with it, but on the road in the morning Maybe more chocolate.

Surreptitious

Fillet steak, spinach, herbed rustic roasted potatoes, mushrooms and onions with pepper sauce

Rows Grower

Jesus Christ Surreptitious, those chips and and onions look massive.

Surreptitious

Rows Grower wrote: »

Jesus Christ Surreptitious, those chips and and onions look massive.

The potatoes were very tasty actually. I went a bit mad with the onions and mushrooms!

Rows Grower

A small bit of madness is good.

Nice to see you are feeling a bit better.

Surreptitious

Rows Grower wrote: »

A small bit of madness is good.

Nice to see you are feeling a bit better.

I'm a bit improved. Been resting and no work so less stress

Rows Grower

A drop of Southern Comfort and some dry roasted peanuts, it used to be my occasional tipple about 30 years ago when on big family holidays everyone else would order a drop of whiskey at the end of the night.

One of my sisters has given me a bottle every Christmas since then and it's the only time I ever drink it, it's my annual bottle of reeling in the years.

Grandeeod

Surreptitious wrote: »

Fillet steak, spinach, herbed rustic roasted potatoes, mushrooms and onions with pepper sauce

Love it S! Get to the butcher for a big steak. Your veg is fab!

Surreptitious

Grandeeod wrote: »

Love it S! Get to the butcher for a big steak. Your veg is fab!

I'm going to make more of the home cooked chips for a snack I think. I got a lovely bag of roosters, very big spuds. The cut of steak was disappointing alright. I'll go in person next time.

Icsics

Surreptitious wrote: »

I'm going to make more of the home cooked chips for a snack I think. I got a lovely bag of roosters, very big spuds. The cut of steak was disappointing alright. I'll go in person next time.

Those chips looks fab, my always turn out a mess, how do u do them?

Surreptitious

Icsics wrote: »

Those chips looks fab, my always turn out a mess, how do u do them?

You have to par boil them then roast in rapeseed oil. I don't go by times and temperatures though, I just mosey along with it.

Grandeeod

Batch cooking from the freezer is a great help. Mrs G had a Chilli and Ms G had Cottage Pie. I've thawed some Pork Chops. I'll cook them up with something later as I had Chicken sandwiches and Cream of Chicken soup earlier.

I wanted a beer so I'm having a beer. Gonna enjoy a few actually. I also found a nice selection box that I had forgotten about.:D

Mam of 4

Toasted ham ,cheese and onion , done in the sandwich bag in the toaster , melt goodness!

Autosport

Spiced beef sandwich

fussyonion

Had Shepherd's Pie for dinner but I'm hungry again so I'm having a ham roll, cut from a fresh baguette.

Mystery Egg

Stonewell medium dry cider. I'm on my third, normally only have one drink. Long day here though and off tomorrow.

Cadbury wholenut for nibbling.

Grandeeod

Mystery Egg wrote: »

Stonewell medium dry cider. I'm on my third, normally only have one drink. Long day here though and off tomorrow.

Cadbury wholenut for nibbling.

I thought I was the only one! Slainte! Had a Frys Turkish earlier.

Grandeeod

The last of the baby spuds were par boiled and cooled. (a beer) Then they were sliced. (a beer) I chopped mushrooms (Codds from Carlow are the best) and a big onion. (a beer) The pork chops were taken out of the fridge. Nicely thawed. (a beer)

So now its the chops in the oven to cook until nice and tender and then sliced spuds, onion and mushrooms in the pan with butter.

A beer.

Fathom

C to the 2nd power (Coffee and Coffee Cake). :cool:

Rows Grower

Dr. Oetker Pizza Pollo with some extra pulled chicken, ham and cheese on top.

Take that Domino's.

Autosport

Mug of soup

Surreptitious

I got a roast beef dinner from my local Supervalu, 5 mins in the microwave it is fab. Cost 8 euro though but worth it. This is it uncooked

SineadSpears

I've been awake all night & finally it is an acceptable hour for breakfast.

Warm brownie, squirty cream & strawberries. Latte :pac:

VW 1

SineadSpears wrote: »

I've been awake all night & finally it is an acceptable hour for breakfast.

Warm brownie, squirty cream & strawberries. Latte :pac:

Not usually associated with breakfast

Greek yoghurt, oats, grapes and strawberries. Drizzle of maple syrup over the top to take away the sharpness of the yoghurt.

SineadSpears

VW 1 wrote: »

Not usually associated with breakfast

no. But I was feeling sorry for myself because I made steak, fries & pepper sauce for dinner yesterday & I didn't enjoy it at all. So very bold treat breakfast was needed.

Sure I was going to eat it later on in the day anyway so it all even's out, right

VW 1

That's definitely the best way to do it, food is all about happiness. Sometimes it means a salad, sometimes a dessert for breakfast. Whatever fits the moment!

Grandeeod

Ms G had a hot chicken fillet sambo with fries. Mrs G had her portion of Lasagne with rocket, coleslaw and fries. I'm having the same in a bit!

bassy

3 boiled eggs made in to scrambled eggs with diced onion salad cream and brown rice,delicious and very healthy i think.as im trying to lose weight.

so would welcome more healthy food and recipe from folk on here any more healthy food ideas are welcome

Chips, peas, pie and onion rings with a can of Rockshore, it Women's Little Christmas today so I got treated, it was delicious.