What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening

Autosport

Thanks to Mam I had Spaghetti Bolognese and garlic bread

Now having a Mint Magnum

Fathom

Tall java.

Grandeeod

I literally have all the (Easter) Eggs in the one basket, Seriously lads. Just nibbled on one after recycling the cardboard.:D

SineadSpears

Mam of 4 wrote: »

What do you call a spaghetti Bolognese that has no mince but chopped up chicken ?
Well , that's what I made and it was fecking delicious:)

Grandeeod wrote: »

Spaghetti Chickenese.:D

yup sounds good and I might even try that myself.
I love spag bol because its just so simple and satisfying and carb-alicious :pac:

my new pimped up spag bol now comes with a topping of raw onion mixed with a sprinkle of frozen parsley. and it tastes sooo good.

came from a bit of a smart a$$ comment from junior when one day when I felt like I was missing something after serving dinner out - 'well why don't you put onion on it seen as you put onion on everything' :rolleyes:

chopped up the onion and loved it!

so now I'm spoiled with a simple dinner turned into a bit of a feast with the main spag bol, parmesan, garlic bread, salad, and my new lil onion topping

Fathom

Grandeeod wrote: »

I literally have all the (Easter) Eggs in the one basket, Seriously lads. Just nibbled on one after recycling the cardboard.:D

Colored eggs Grandeeod? If so, do you pick one color over another to first eat?

Grandeeod

Fathom wrote: »

Colored eggs Grandeeod? If so, do you pick one color over another to first eat?

Colored eggs??? Nope! Just a sweet mixture of Cadbury and Nestle all unboxed. Even the small Cadbury caramel eggs are in the mix or should I say basket.:D The foil has to be peeled off first.:)

Fathom

Grandeeod wrote: »

Colored eggs??? Nope! Just a sweet mixture of Cadbury and Nestle all unboxed. Even the small Cadbury caramel eggs are in the mix or should I say basket.:D The foil has to be peeled off first.:)

Did a bunny or peep lay them?

Porklife

Autosport wrote: »

Thanks to Mam I had Spaghetti Bolognese and garlic bread

Now having a Mint Magnum

There are mint magnums?! And why did nobody tell me about this?!

I'm feeling a bit nervous this evening so don't really have an appetite. I'm drinking chocolate milk.

Grandeeod

Fathom wrote: »

Did a bunny or peep lay them?

Obviously the Bunny, But the Bunny also recycles the wrapping. Gotta keep it green.:D

Fathom

Grandeeod wrote: »

Gotta keep it green.:D

Like Ireland. :cool:

Surreptitious

The Red Thai curry I got was the bomb. Very spicy but seriously flavoursome. It has been ages since I had anything that nice. It reminds me a bit of the red curries I used to make a while back only nicer. Low in calories and no artificial crap.

It helped that I only had toast today so was very hungry.

Fathom

Thinking today is chili burger day. Smacks lips.

Grandeeod

Surreptitious wrote: »

The Red Thai curry I got was the bomb. Very spicy but seriously flavoursome. It has been ages since I had anything that nice. It reminds me a bit of the red curries I used to make a while back only nicer. Low in calories and no artificial crap.

It helped that I only had toast today so was very hungry.

Was it a takeaway? I haven't had a decent Thai red curry in yonks, nor a Green one. Hard to make at home due to the poor standard of paste. I used to, but gave up for that reason. I've one last takeaway to try locally. I love Thai curry.;)

Surreptitious

Grandeeod wrote: »

Was it a takeaway? I haven't had a decent Thai red curry in yonks, nor a Green one. Hard to make at home due to the poor standard of paste. I used to, but gave up for that reason. I've one last takeaway to try locally. I love Thai curry.;)

No I don't eat take away much. It was the Fit Food one I mentioned before. Seriously good but very spicy. I don't have energy to cook from scratch every day with work as well but these are healthy options. It comes with brown rice that has veggies running through it.
The sauce is a bit runny but that's the way mine used to end up too.

Grandeeod

Surreptitious wrote: »

No I don't eat take away much. It was the Fit Food one I mentioned before. Seriously good but very spicy. I don't have energy to cook from scratch every day with work as well but these are healthy options. It comes with brown rice that has veggies running through it.
The sauce is a bit runny but that's the way mine used to end up too.

A real Thai curry is meant to have runny sauce. Watery all the way. So sounds good. I'm gonna try one last takeaway joint that know me and ask them to spice it up. After that I may get back to making it myself!

Surreptitious

Grandeeod wrote: »

A real Thai curry is meant to have runny sauce. Watery all the way. So sounds good. I'm gonna try one last takeaway joint that know me and ask them to spice it up. After that I may get back to making it myself!

I made it years ago for friends and they had been in Thailand and enjoyed my attempt. We were wasted though so don't know how true the feedback was.

Rows Grower

Wondered into SuperValu today and picked up a few packets of southern fried drumsticks at half price as the best before date was up today, worked out at 25 cent each. Roosters were 49 cent a kilo in Aldi, a spoon of deluxe coleslaw from Lidl pushed the total meal cost to just under a euro and it was delicious.

Fathom

Tall java with dash of cream.

Rows Grower

I'll always remember the first time I saw grapes and cheese served as a combo, it was at a party my cousin Mary threw about 40 years ago and I was mega impressed. I wasn't invited or anything, I was just calling for her younger brother and back then you just walked into your cousins house anytime you wanted after a small knock at the door and a proclamation of "It's only me". I don't even know what the party was for but I enjoyed it anyway.

Every time I've had grapes and cheese together since I always think of her, she was like a film star then and she's still as classy every single time I see her.

Fathom

Rows Grower wrote: »

I'll always remember the first time I saw grapes and cheese served as a combo

Adds to list. Worth a try.

Autosport

Mashed potatoes with savoury mince, pure comfort food

Now munching on an M&M egg now

Grandeeod

Fathom wrote: »

Adds to list. Worth a try.

You must of missed it. Mrs G did it a few weeks back and with wine.:D

Fathom

Grandeeod wrote: »

You must of missed it. Mrs G did it a few weeks back and with wine.:D

Yay! The wine completes it Grandeeod.

Rows Grower

Slow cooked beef casserole with mash and broccoli.

Fathom

Rows Grower wrote: »

Slow cooked beef casserole with mash and broccoli.

Now you are making me hungry Rows Grower.

Autosport

Making me hungry too

Slice of Apple tart and Ice cream now

Porklife

Ah lads.. could barely fit all the food on my plate. The expression eyes bigger than my tummy comes to mind

Grandeeod

Porklife wrote: »

Ah lads.. could barely fit all the food on my plate. The expression eyes bigger than my tummy comes to mind

I just showed Mrs G that pic. Her fave dinner! I'd have it for breakfast! She'd have it at anytime.:D

Porklife

Grandeeod wrote: »

I just showed Mrs G that pic. Her fave dinner! I'd have it for breakfast! She'd have it at anytime.:D

Haha a woman after my own heart
I'm all for breaking the food rules... beer for breakfast, sausage sambo at night!

Grandeeod

I had one of those days! Sausages, spud waffles, beans and toast for breakfast early. Me and Ms G rambled into our local town to set up some banking stuff for her and then stole away on the sneaky to an outdoor Burger King job. I only had bacon and cheese fries.:D And a skinny coke. That made dinner easy as Mrs G is on the WWs thing. Ms G opted for a ham baguette. But I just had to have a little more filling tonight. Had a striploin steak, onions/mushrooms, fried potato cubes and some pepper sauce on my trusty wooden slap. Washed down with some strawberry bainne.