What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening

Autosport · 01-04-2019 10:18pm

Some maltesers

Graces7 · 02-04-2019 7:39am

Autosport wrote: »

Popcorn

stop! i am limited by what i can order from the supermarket for delivery.. no more impulse hunger

did you ever have Butterkist over here?

I says · 02-04-2019 10:48am

Noddles

Graces7 · 02-04-2019 11:44am

I says wrote: »

Noddles

I googled Noddles! Given that there are many foods I have never heard of that get mentioned here..Interesting that google too had images of....noodles... LOVE noodles

Graces7 · 02-04-2019 11:44am

A mug of fresh hot soup.. perfect

with hardboiled eggs

Grandeeod · 02-04-2019 7:41pm

Little G had mashed spuds and an Air Fryer cooked chicken fillet. Gravy on top. Milled it. I have a second fillet cooled and sliced for her school lunch tomorrow. Mrs G had a chicken wrap, salad and a very small portion of Air Fryer made chips. Sweet chilli sauce too. Milled it.

I'm going with an Irish pub curry with rice and, yup, you guessed it Air Fryer chips.:D

Mam of 4 · 02-04-2019 8:01pm

Grandeeod wrote: »

Little G had mashed spuds and an Air Fryer cooked chicken fillet. Gravy on top. Milled it. I have a second fillet cooled and sliced for her school lunch tomorrow. Mrs G had a chicken wrap, salad and a very small portion of Air Fryer made chips. Sweet chilli sauce too. Milled it.

I'm going with an Irish pub curry with rice and, yup, you guessed it Air Fryer chips.:D

Enjoy experimenting with the A F G

Shall await the next installment of a perfectly air fried dinner !

Chicken dinner here tonight , and all the roasties

Grandeeod · 02-04-2019 8:05pm

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Enjoy experimenting with the A F G
Shall await the next installment of a perfectly air fried dinner !

Chicken dinner here tonight , and all the roasties

Trying some sausies in it right now. Denny jumbo's.:D

Grandeeod · 02-04-2019 9:57pm

A Cadbury's Turkish. Washed down with a Lucozade Orange Zero. Very bold.

TV or Bed?

Autosport · 02-04-2019 9:59pm

Has pizza for dinner and now having some pineapple

IrishLad90 · 03-04-2019 12:10am

Have managed to nominate myself as the chef for a family dinner this weekend.
SO ive a quick question for you all !!
Is there a chicken big enough for 6 adults that fits in a standard kitchen oven?
i normally just cook for myself so its gonna prove a challenge

Graces7 · 03-04-2019 6:49am

coffee

ArtyC · 03-04-2019 7:26am

Coffee, I've s feeling they'll be lots more coffee today 😴

VW 1 · 03-04-2019 7:27am

IrishLad90 wrote: »

Have managed to nominate myself as the chef for a family dinner this weekend.
SO ive a quick question for you all !!
Is there a chicken big enough for 6 adults that fits in a standard kitchen oven?
i normally just cook for myself so its gonna prove a challenge

A standard large chicken should do six for one sitting when accompanied by a couple of veg and potatoes/roasties etc.

Graces7 · 03-04-2019 7:38am

VW 1 wrote: »

A standard large chicken should do six for one sitting when accompanied by a couple of veg and potatoes/roasties etc.

or throw an extra couple of eg legs in to be sure..

I says · 03-04-2019 10:17am

Pickled gherkins.

Graces7 · 03-04-2019 11:08am

I says wrote: »

Pickled gherkins.

Home made chicken soup from y';day and a hardboiled egg .. meal times no longer exist here

RMAOK · 03-04-2019 12:35pm

Lasagna

IrishLad90 · 03-04-2019 3:21pm

Cheers for the advice guys!
Someone suggested 2x spatchcock will cook together.
It's a bit of an expense but I'll just have to do it all the once!

I live alone and have demolished an entire chicken within 24 hours before, they go with anything nd are easy

Grandeeod · 03-04-2019 3:25pm

Chicken broth, tiger loaf and a blueberry muffin.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 03-04-2019 5:29pm

Burgers are made and chips are cut. All I need now is for my dinner date to arrive, so I can start cooking them - starving!!

Rows Grower · 03-04-2019 6:51pm

Dominion Dairy Toffees and a banana and a glass of Baron Saint Jean.

Of a Wednesday.

Grandeeod · 03-04-2019 7:14pm

Rows Grower wrote: »

Dominion Dairy Toffees and a banana and a glass of Baron Saint Jean.

Of a Wednesday.

Sure why not.

Grabbing a bottle of Peroni from the fridge. Making mash, peas, meatballs and pepper sauce for myself.

Autosport · 03-04-2019 7:18pm

Toby Shallow Stain wrote: »

Burgers are made and chips are cut. All I need now is for my dinner date to arrive, so I can start cooking them - starving!!

I'm on the way

Hot white chocolate

greencap · 03-04-2019 7:20pm

i dont know about you, but after a meal like that, what i could use is a nice piece of ass.

VW 1 · 03-04-2019 7:33pm

Nice hearty beef stew with heaps of soup mix cooked in the slow cooker all day.

Grandeeod · 03-04-2019 7:36pm

VW 1 wrote: »

Nice hearty beef stew with heaps of soup mix cooked in the slow cooker all day.

A slow cooker is my next purchase. The Air Fryer is doing its job too. Getting easier in the kitchen.:D

Skybirdjb · 03-04-2019 8:07pm

Smoked Paprika beef burgers with red pepper, red onion and cheese on top . With chips

Mam of 4 · 03-04-2019 8:11pm

Coffee

VW 1 · 03-04-2019 8:17pm

Grandeeod wrote: »

A slow cooker is my next purchase. The Air Fryer is doing its job too. Getting easier in the kitchen.:D

I have an air fryer too, very handy for all sorts of foods. The slow cooker is great, great recipes available on the thread in here too.

Rubberlegs · 03-04-2019 8:18pm

Grandeeod wrote: »

A slow cooker is my next purchase. The Air Fryer is doing its job too. Getting easier in the kitchen.:D

I recently got one myself. Beef is absolutely amazing out of it, falls apart.

Eating my new favourite crisps, Tayto Treble Crunch. Feck all in a bag though

Mam of 4 · 03-04-2019 8:20pm

I don't have a slow cooker , I do it the old fashioned way

Light the cooker (Stanley ) put my stew on it , bring it to a boil the move it to the side and let it simmer away all day ! Casseroles , roasts , throw them in oven , would be lost without my cooker

Grandeeod · 03-04-2019 8:42pm

Mam of 4 wrote: »

I don't have a slow cooker , I do it the d fashioned way
Light the cooker (Stanley ) put my stew on it , bring it to a boil the move it to the side and let it simmer away all day ! Casseroles , roasts , throw them in oven , would be lost without my cooker

I'm the same Mam but without the Stanley. - Waterford's best! But time wise I really need to get something going that doesn't require me checking or standing over stuff. Today I did meat balls. My usual method is fry on the pan or roast in the oven. Both require constant attention in some way. But today, I banged them in the AIR FRYER

for 14 mins and done to perfection. During that 14 mins I had time to tell a boss of sorts to piss off via email without ruining dinner and post on boards.:D Woo Hoo!

The Stanley is a multi purpose wonder. Never had one, but always wanted one. A slow cooker and air fryer can't heat a house too.

Mam of 4 · 03-04-2019 9:12pm

Grandeeod wrote: »

I'm the same Mam but without the Stanley. - Waterford's best! But time wise I really need to get something going that doesn't require me checking or standing over stuff. Today I did meat balls. My usual method is fry on the pan or roast in the oven. Both require constant attention in some way. But today, I banged them in the AIR FRYER for 14 mins and done to perfection. During that 14 mins I had time to tell a boss of sorts to piss off via email without ruining dinner and post on boards.:D Woo Hoo!

The Stanley is a multi purpose wonder. Never had one, but always wanted one. A slow cooker and air fryer can't heat a house too.

Ah the air fryers are so handy alright G , I didn't mean it to sound as if I was knocking them , I'm not !!

I love my cooker , and believe it or not , (or maybe it's just me ) but when you're baking , it tastes better from the cooker than if I done it in the electric oven , crazy !

And as you say , it heats the house and the water , and I'm a cold creature

Grandeeod · 03-04-2019 9:28pm

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Ah the air fryers are so handy alright G , I didn't mean it to sound as if I was knocking them , I'm not !!

I love my cooker , and believe it or not , (or maybe it's just me ) but when you're baking , it tastes better from the cooker than if I done it in the electric oven , crazy !

And as you say , it heats the house and the water , and I'm a cold creature

If I could have a Stanley, I would. A big range cooking and heating. Even keeps a stewed pot of Tea on the go all day. A great yoke. But I'm in electric land, so its gadgets all the way for me.

I'd love a gas hob though. A great way to cook.

Prominent_Dawg · 03-04-2019 9:28pm

Cheese toastie

Skybirdjb · 03-04-2019 9:34pm

Prominent_Dawg wrote: »

Cheese toastie

Yum ! Love a cheese toastie pure comfort

RMAOK · 03-04-2019 9:40pm

Tea and a slice of apple tart

Fathom · 03-04-2019 10:59pm

Ham & cheese sandwich

03-04-2019 11:36pm

Grandeeod wrote: »

If I could have a Stanley, I would. A big range cooking and heating. Even keeps a stewed pot of Tea on the go all day. A great yoke. But I'm in electric land, so its gadgets all the way for me.

I'd love a gas hob though. A great way to cook.

I bought a slow cooker in Aldi last year, 20e and its fab. I put a 6e ham fillet from Tesco into it at 7.30 am yesterday on the low setting (I use a can of coke also no water), I came home around 4pm and it was perfect, I strained the coke and put half in my carrots/parsnips and half into my turnip, also had a huge pot of spuds, made my own parsley sauce.. Had my gang and my parents for dinner and it was nicer than you'd get in a restaurant, plates was all emptied.. Dessert was Bramley apple pies and Aldi custard,some wine was also consumed.. Can't beat an old fashioned dinner in this weather. ðŸ˜

Graces7 · 04-04-2019 7:23am

Mam of 4 wrote: »

I don't have a slow cooker , I do it the old fashioned way
Light the cooker (Stanley ) put my stew on it , bring it to a boil the move it to the side and let it simmer away all day ! Casseroles , roasts , throw them in oven , would be lost without my cooker

I learned, or relearned, that when I had no electricity my first winter here. I had invested in a gas cooker....Now the slow cooker is gathering dust etc as having the gas on low takes the chill off the dwelling. I use it for boiling water etc too and my ESB bill is almost non existent . would never go back to the slow cooker etc

Graces7 · 04-04-2019 7:25am

coffee... the cats are super hungry with the cold but it takes me the other way..

Graces7 · 04-04-2019 8:38am

graduated to bacon and fried bread and more coffee

Skybirdjb · 04-04-2019 9:40am

Graces7 wrote: »

graduated to bacon and fried bread and more coffee

That sounds so so nice , love fried bread ! Tea and toast for me

Graces7 · 04-04-2019 10:44am

Skybirdjb wrote: »

That sounds so so nice , love fried bread ! Tea and toast for me

This is my cold weather diet... comfort food...

bassy · 04-04-2019 6:46pm

Bacon veg potatoes

Autosport · 04-04-2019 6:55pm

Veggie burger, extra veggies and mashed potatoes

Mam of 4 · 04-04-2019 8:10pm

Lasagne and garlic bread .

Rubberlegs · 04-04-2019 8:11pm

I had a spicy bean burger in a blaa with wedges. A glass of Shiraz to drink.

Autosport · 04-04-2019 8:13pm

Might have opened an Easter egg

What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening

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