What's everyone having for tea tonight?

cjcp

The good lady is cooking me a lamb curry.

What's everyone else having?

lost_in_thought

Calves liver, bacon and onions, sauteed kale with garlic, and some mash...

symo

Fish, Chips and Mushy peas from the Blue place over Kingston bridge on the way to Teddington.

Jen J

I've been stood up for tonight, so probably a nice M&S meal for one

cjcp

symo wrote:

Fish, Chips and Mushy peas from the Blue place over Kingston bridge on the way to Teddington.

Deep Blue? What's that place like? Always wondered.

nicklouse

Sausages and mash.

followed by Ale.

symo

cjcp wrote:

symo wrote:

Fish, Chips and Mushy peas from the Blue place over Kingston bridge on the way to Teddington.

Deep Blue? What's that place like? Always wondered.

Expensive but best chippy I have thus far found in London. Devon is the best place for fish and chips but the top two are.

1-Trinity Street Huddersfield. Near the park opposite Fitzwilliam Street entrance. Superb food.
2-Waddington, Lincolnshire at the Traffic lights. Again fantastic.

Clever Pun

beers

unclemalc

Fish and Chips. from the wrapper....with home-made bread.

My daughter works part-time in a local chippy and its well worth waiting for.

BigJimmyB

Minge

secretsam

cjcp wrote:

symo wrote:

Fish, Chips and Mushy peas from the Blue place over Kingston bridge on the way to Teddington.

Deep Blue? What's that place like? Always wondered.

If that's part of the same chain, we've got one near me (Aylesbury). Excellent when it started, with the bonus of a loyalty card, but now not so good, think the key is the management and staff. If it's all kids, then don't touch it.

Not that I've ever eaten fish and chips, given that I'm so slim and healthy... :oops:

daniel_b

nicklouse wrote:

Sausages and mash.

followed by Ale.

Nice 8)

We're having chilli con carne, with a bottle of red (no more than that as I'm in class all weekend), whilst watching the track cycling on bbci - or channels 301/302 as I factually call them.

We shall be partaking in some kettle chips and fursty ferret to accompany the track cycling tomorrow

Dan

gtvlusso

Chinese carryout - I have cooked all week!

secretsam

Back on subject, no idea...but am about to go for an Italian for lunch, and the company's picking up the tab...result... :P

simple_salmon

Off to the in-laws tonight so something wholesome and hearty no-doubt.

Just have three episodes of 24 series 5 to watch so not sure if I can fit any cycling tv in (Jack's adventures become an addiction...don't start)

greg66_tri_v2.0

Cake.

It's daughter #1's birthday party today (not her birthday though; we hijack today for a Halloween-themed party).

Lots of cake. And icing.

And probably chocolate for dessert.

secretsam

Hey, Greg66, how come you've got 2 near identical bikes?

greg66_tri_v2.0

SecretSam wrote:

Hey, Greg66, how come you've got 2 near identical bikes?

Aluminium for wet days. Carbon for dry. Although over winter, unless I'm sure it will stay dry all day, I'll stick to the alu bike; it's what I'm on today and have been all this wee, for example.

I wanted to have exactly the same geometry on both of them, so same manufacturer, same geometry, same size stem/bars, same set up. The alu one has cheaper components.

cjcp

symo wrote:

cjcp wrote:

symo wrote:

Fish, Chips and Mushy peas from the Blue place over Kingston bridge on the way to Teddington.

Deep Blue? What's that place like? Always wondered.

Expensive but best chippy I have thus far found in London. Devon is the best place for fish and chips but the top two are.

1-Trinity Street Huddersfield. Near the park opposite Fitzwilliam Street entrance. Superb food.
2-Waddington, Lincolnshire at the Traffic lights. Again fantastic.

Cheers.

You sound a bit of connoisseur on the subject.

DonDaddyD

BigJimmyB wrote:

Minge

A delicacy, I'm sure, but only if it has been properly marinated in its own sauces for at least 45mins!

Me, Kebab. Definitely!

Bagman

Jen J wrote:

I've been stood up for tonight, so probably a nice M&S meal for one

That sounds quite sad. I never think a meal for one has enough food in it for one person

_Brun_

It being Friday, I'll be having a liquid dinner.

unclemalc

BigJimmyB wrote:

Minge

Salt and Vinegar on that??????

knight2k

It's Stir-Friday for me.

Jen J

Bagman wrote:

Jen J wrote:

I've been stood up for tonight, so probably a nice M&S meal for one

That sounds quite sad. I never think a meal for one has enough food in it for one person

It will probably be supplemented by a dessert for two.

Skiddypants

Well the missus is working a back shift tonight so Im sneaking off for a nice Special Curry with fried rice before she gets home

And if Im lucky maybe some "minge" for dessert

don_don

BigJimmyB wrote:

Minge

That's a sort of stew isn't it?

symo

cjcp wrote:

symo wrote:

cjcp wrote:

symo wrote:

Fish, Chips and Mushy peas from the Blue place over Kingston bridge on the way to Teddington.

Deep Blue? What's that place like? Always wondered.

Expensive but best chippy I have thus far found in London. Devon is the best place for fish and chips but the top two are.

1-Trinity Street Huddersfield. Near the park opposite Fitzwilliam Street entrance. Superb food.
2-Waddington, Lincolnshire at the Traffic lights. Again fantastic.

Cheers.

You sound a bit of connoisseur on the subject.

Kind of, they're close to my heart (arteries) plus haveing lived all over England I make it my mission to find the best places. Exeter was a complete let down, although the place at the Darts Farm village on the way to Exmouth that has the fishmonger doing fish and chips is super.

cee

symo wrote:

Devon is the best place for fish and chips

Nope...you are incorrect

The hole in the wa' chippy in Anstruther (east neuk of Fife) is the best chippy...fishmonger......pffff why involve a middle man...

those fish come off the boat and delivered straight ot the chippy

symo

cee wrote:

symo wrote:

Devon is the best place for fish and chips

Nope...you are incorrect

The hole in the wa' chippy in Anstruther (east neuk of Fife) is the best chippy...fishmonger......pffff why involve a middle man...

those fish come off the boat and delivered straight ot the chippy

Well if we are talking Scotland then Isle of Arran at Brodick port, the fish and chippy there is particularly awesome. Still not the Trinity Street Fisherie though.

natcot

Chinese. It's at the bottom of our hill and it's very good! Happy days! Gotta have curry sauce too!