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

Penny Tration · 02-03-2017 09:45PM

whoopsadoodles wrote: »

I made bacon and mashed potato and carrots and spinach and gravy..... for the dog

My gran does that for her dog too :pac: even if she's only having a sandwich for her own dinner, she insists on cooking a full dinner for her bichon :pac: it's adorable.

Grandeeod · 02-03-2017 09:47PM

whoopsadoodles wrote: »

No that's just hers:D

I had a dogs dinner tonight.:D

Graces7 · 03-03-2017 07:25AM

toast and coffee to start the day..

Winterlong · 03-03-2017 08:27AM

Grandeeod wrote: »

In all my years cooking and chefing, I've never actually made a Thai Red Beef curry. Its always been with Chicken or prawns. Slow cooker or wok?

Neither. I do it in a large saucepan. With a good cut of beef, cut in thin strips it takes about 90 mins all in.

Graces7 · 03-03-2017 09:16AM

Penny Tration wrote: »

My gran does that for her dog too :pac: even if she's only having a sandwich for her own dinner, she insists on cooking a full dinner for her bichon :pac: it's adorable.

Having someone or a pet to care for is a healing..

Not like a man coming home late demanding his dinner to be told, "Your dinner is in the dog!"

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 03-03-2017 09:26AM

Some men know where they are in the Peking order though.
When I'm going to work ill say "see you later" to him. I tell my dogs I'm sorry, I'll see them later, they're the best boys, i love them, do they want a biscuit? And I'll be home as soon as I can. Dogs are life.

I'm having Frosties

KERSPLAT! · 03-03-2017 09:46AM

Bowl of fruit for breakfast

Graces7 · 03-03-2017 09:52AM

Shared the last of the pork pies with the dog and added a few mini choc chip muffins ( not for the dog) and coffee.. need the comfort in this weather..

BBDBB · 03-03-2017 09:53AM

dry toast and coffee

Yesterday I bought myself a bottle of Sazerac rye whiskey as a late birthday treat to myself and decided the best thing to do would be to "sample" it, it was lovely so the sampling became a tasting which became a quaffing as it was going down so nicely.

I feel as rough as a badgers arse this morning bleurgh

03-03-2017 09:59AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Some men know where they are in the Peking order though.
When I'm going to work ill say "see you later" to him. I tell my dogs I'm sorry, I'll see them later, they're the best boys, i love them, do they want a biscuit? And I'll be home as soon as I can. Dogs are life.

I'm having Frosties

Ah poor Mr Lexie!

I'm having coffee.

Lucyfur · 03-03-2017 10:54AM

Turning into Buddy the Elf. Just eating different forms of sugar

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 03-03-2017 12:48PM

Had a poached egg. Didn't think I'd like it.

Loved it

Jack the Stripper · 03-03-2017 01:47PM

A big feed of bacon, cabbage and spuds. Keep it simple.

yermandan · 03-03-2017 01:53PM

Mini chicken fillets baked in Maggi So Juicy Sticky BBQ. Bleedn delish man

B00! · 03-03-2017 04:01PM

white choco raspberry coffee latte infused with (yick) vitamin chalk (it's a bit too intense on my taste buds for a friday)

...but the warm garlic bread is nice.

magentis · 03-03-2017 04:04PM

yermandan wrote: »

Mini chicken fillets baked in Maggi So Juicy Sticky BBQ. Bleedn delish man

Always wondered about that maggi stuff,must try it.

B00! · 03-03-2017 04:11PM

BBDBB wrote: »

dry toast and coffee

Yesterday I bought myself a bottle of Sazerac rye whiskey as a late birthday treat to myself and decided the best thing to do would be to "sample" it, it was lovely so the sampling became a tasting which became a quaffing as it was going down so nicely.

I feel as rough as a badgers arse this morning bleurgh

Then you'll need this coffee more than I, Happy Belated BBDay.

Hande hoche! · 03-03-2017 04:26PM

Pack of marshmallows. Feel sick now, back to the healthier diet tomorrow.

whoopsadoodles · 03-03-2017 04:34PM

Graces7 wrote: »

Having someone or a pet to care for is a healing..

Not like a man coming home late demanding his dinner to be told, "Your dinner is in the dog!"

I wouldn't have a man who demands a dinner, nor one I would speak to like that in return!

If I'm cooking for you, it means I love you, and that means full effort will be made. Even if it's only spaghetti hoops on toast, it will be done well. That comes from my mam. You can't have a sandwich in my mam's house without feeling like you've been served in a fancy cafe. I'm a much better cook thatn my mam though :P

The mutt is a very very fussy eater, and I've been told "she'll eat when she's hungry enough", but she won't. I've tried it, and she's gone days without food. It's awful. She has sensitive skin, and can't eat most dog food, nor chicken or beef. She's on suuuuuper expensive prescription food but I have to hand feed it to her nugget by nugget. So it's worth boiling up a few potatoes and veg a lump of meat that lasts a week to see her push the bowl around trying to get the last bit

Today I had some cake on account of it being birthday cake so that doesn't count for calories does it?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 03-03-2017 04:44PM

Of course it doesn't count.

I'm waiting on my cola chicken to finish cooking

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 03-03-2017 04:47PM

Heading for the kitchen. Mrs S is being taken out to dinner, by some of her friends, to cheer her up after her fall so I'm planning lamb's liver, sausages and fried bread for myself.

byte · 03-03-2017 05:38PM

For lunch, I had a jambon and some chicken wings; the delights of the deli counter...

Now, I'm having a tasty packet of King cheese and onion crisps. Mmmm.

B00! · 03-03-2017 05:59PM

whoopsadoodles wrote: »

I wouldn't have a man who demands a dinner, nor one I would speak to like that in return!

If I'm cooking for you, it means I love you, and that means full effort will be made. Even if it's only spaghetti hoops on toast, it will be done well. That comes from my mam. You can't have a sandwich in my mam's house without feeling like you've been served in a fancy cafe. I'm a much better cook thatn my mam though :P

The mutt is a very very fussy eater, and I've been told "she'll eat when she's hungry enough", but she won't. I've tried it, and she's gone days without food. It's awful. She has sensitive skin, and can't eat most dog food, nor chicken or beef. She's on suuuuuper expensive prescription food but I have to hand feed it to her nugget by nugget. So it's worth boiling up a few potatoes and veg a lump of meat that lasts a week to see her push the bowl around trying to get the last bit

Today I had some cake on account of it being birthday cake so that doesn't count for calories does it?

I did (insisted all courses at each meal) - it wasn't pleasant, like having Gordon Ramsay:/ over every night. No matter what effort I put in, was never enough. Glad those days are over!

Aww - I remember days like that feeding my sweet sick pup. I liked making her food for the same reason, was like she was craving it. And like you say, it lasts all week.

Happy Birthday whoopsadoodles!

Grandeeod · 03-03-2017 08:20PM

magentis wrote: »

Always wondered about that maggi stuff,must try it.

Seriously, do try it. Works really well. A few years ago before they were popular, I fooled friends who came over for dinner. They believed I had done it all natural.:D

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 03-03-2017 09:39PM

Cheddar cheese and crisp sandwich

B00! · 03-03-2017 11:13PM

Finally having a proper meal of turkey, veg and mash. So good!
Have some lovely rice pudding for later.
Tummy and taste buds sated.

Lucyfur · 04-03-2017 04:37AM

Tangfastics

Canis Lupus · 04-03-2017 07:09AM

KitKat mini and a vodka n coke....

Graces7 · 04-03-2017 07:14AM

After a sleepless night with a gale battering the cottage? Only one food possible; Heinz tomato soup..;)

Winterlong · 04-03-2017 12:28PM

Prawn cocktail. This place is like 1982 all over again.

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

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