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What is your favourite meal of all time?

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  • 25-04-2009 7:29pm
    #1
    lucky11
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    What is your favourite meal/ food. Mine is a chipper chicken burger the flat one with mayo and chips with loads of salt - I know sad isn't it?


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    Random
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    It really depends. I don't think anything beats a nice well done fillet steak with some fried potatos, mushrooms and pepper sauce .. but at the same time sometimes it's just too much effort and not what I'm in the humour for.

    Let's just say doner kebab. That's a good general allrounder that sets you up for the day.


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    galwayrush
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    Too many to mention, my wife's a fantastic cook.:)


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    shenanigans1982
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    Mince, potatoes, gravy, peas, diced mushrooms and onions all mixed together and put onto slices of bread.


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    jiltloop
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    Mammy and Daddy's lasagne which I now have the recipe to. Or any good lasagne with garlic bread and salad. Hmmm.....


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    wudangclan
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    the last supper is a classic


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    Lynskey
    Closed Accounts Posts: 178 ✭✭Lynskey


    galwayrush wrote: »
    Too many to mention, my wife's a fantastic cook.:)

    Same here my gf cooks like a female gordan ramsey...we're getting her help for the whole anger and swearing thing

    Favorite meal=Practically anything Chinese or Italian


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    mike65
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    Pork crackling, a plate full of it.


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    #9
    Lilyblue
    Closed Accounts Posts: 183 ✭✭Lilyblue


    Christmas dinner is my favourite! My hubby is a great cook, love his garlic bread with cheese yum!


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    CCCP^
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    Paella (sp?) it's a Spanish dish with rice, chicken, prawn, italian sausage called Chirizzo and green pea's. It's ****ing gorgeous. I always eat atleast 2 plates of it when my sister makes it.


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    Snowie
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    Random wrote: »
    It really depends. I don't think anything beats a nice well done fillet steak with some fried potatos, mushrooms and pepper sauce .. but at the same time sometimes it's just too much effort and not what I'm in the humour for.

    Let's just say doner kebab. That's a good general allrounder that sets you up for the day.

    how is a peace of meet that resembles shoe leather nice :confused:


    blue fillit steak for me :D


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    Lobelia Overhill
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    the chicken in gravy they used to sell on the European menu at a Chinese Takeaway where I lived in Scotland ...


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    AckwelFoley
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    Anything.

    Ill eat anything and like it


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    Hagar
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    Ceasar Salad to start
    Tornados Rossini with roast potatoes and fresh seasonal vegatables accompanied by a good Rioja or Pinot Noir
    Profiteroles with chocolate sauce
    Cheese platter
    Italian expresso coffee
    Hennessy XO


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    galwayrush
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    When on a night out, the Charcoal Special in the Charcoal Grill in Galway wins every time.:cool:


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    wudangclan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,883 ✭✭✭wudangclan


    snyper wrote: »
    Anything.

    Ill eat anything and like it

    even from a freshly disposed nappy?


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    Lynskey
    Closed Accounts Posts: 178 ✭✭Lynskey


    Why do you have an angry emoticon on this thread? Are you angry when you eat? :confused:


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    beertons
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    Chateaubriand, with a few veg.


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    Highsider
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    Stew


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    spitfireIRL
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    lasagne.. or bangers and mash :D liver and onions would be a close contender too


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    Snowie
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    Sushi and saki


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    soundsham
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    mammys mince meat and mash:D


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    Disease Ridden
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    soundsham wrote: »
    mammys mince meat and mash:D

    heh


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    #24
    TequilaMockingBird
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    A bag of real chips, covered in loads of salt and vinegar, on a freezing beach. And you have to do that sort of rolling thing with your tongue because they're so hot.


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    #25
    Biggins
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    Prime stake, medium done in a chasure pepper sauce.
    Had two again a few days ago in France. Out of this world


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    wudangclan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,883 ✭✭✭wudangclan


    soundsham wrote: »
    mammys mince meat and mash:D

    yore mas' mince meat and mash?


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    fletch...
    Registered Users Posts: 364 ✭✭fletch...


    Stew, or BBQ'd steak washed down with a glass of fine wine such as Bucky :D


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    #28
    SoupyNorman
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    Nothing beats my mams Sunday roast, mushy peas, gravy, yorkshire puds...I'm only down one or two Sundays a month which only adds to the moreeeeeeeeeishness.


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    #29
    Doublin
    Registered Users Posts: 238 ✭✭Doublin


    Rack of lamb (medium rare) with roasties & any veg. Cannot beat it!!

    Normally I live off stir-fry's with whatever I have in the fridge or a pasta/mince dish (onions & mushrooms essential)


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    Ann22
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    Has to be a chicken curry with rice and chips from Young's chinese restaurant in Dundalk, rich dark and full of flavour....never had one to match it. Now for a home made meal it'd be a tender juicy steak with fried onions, mushrooms, chips and pepper sauce....mmmmmm!


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    Holsten
    Registered Users Posts: 4,971 ✭✭✭Holsten


    Anything from Zaytoon.


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