What's everyone having for tea tonight?

nicklouse

symo wrote:

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.

So what were you doing in Town? and when?

and yes I agree.

biondino

Despite the assertion on Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares last night that Brighton doesn't have any decent fresh fish, it was there that I had the best fish and chips I can remember a few weeks ago.

biondino

Hang - wtf am I talking about? I was in Eastbourne, not Brighton? Ah well, they're all the same down there...

bisiklet yariscisi

My Turkish wife can't decide between "Manti" (Turkish ravioli with fresh yoghurt and seasoned with dried red pepper and mint) or Kofte (hand-made Turkish meatballs) with a side dish of Kisi (Bulgar wheat with lemon juice and spring onions). Changed days! The only culinary decision I used to make as a single man was between red or brown sauce on my chips.

biondino

Manti, I think. My gf is making me dinner and has gone to Selfridges for ingredients! V exotic. Dunno what she'll make, mind.

Jen J

biondino wrote:

Manti, I think. My gf is making me dinner and has gone to Selfridges for ingredients! V exotic. Dunno what she'll make, mind.

Just watch out for chillis?

alfablue

Spaghetti with spinach (the king of veg) and marscapone.

lost_in_thought

Jen J wrote:

biondino wrote:

Manti, I think. My gf is making me dinner and has gone to Selfridges for ingredients! V exotic. Dunno what she'll make, mind.

Just watch out for chillis?

Nooooooo! Let's not go there again... it was waaaaay TMI last time. :shock:

Clever Pun

don_don wrote:

BigJimmyB wrote:

Minge

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

you're thinking of clam chowder

Ectomorph

biondino wrote:

Hang - wtf am I talking about? I was in Eastbourne, not Brighton? Ah well, they're all the same down there...

Steady on! Brighton & Eastbourne are two very different towns I'll have you know. The finest chippy in Brighton, nay the world*, is Bardsleys on Baker Street. It's won awards and everything...

Ecto.

*possibly

linsen

I have eaten all the carbohydrates in Dorset for the last two days, so dinner will be a large piece of meat.......

And I've barely ridden my steeds all week (half-term, children moan moan) so obviously I have now gained a stone or three and lost ALL my fitness

Jen J

Ach, may as well give it all up now. Take up residence on the sofa, and get Domino's on speed dial

DonDaddyD

Jen J wrote:

Ach, may as well give it all up now. Take up residence on the sofa, and get Domino's on speed dial

Jaysus! You live in Wimbledon and what? You must be 29 - 35 yrs old. Put a dress/skirt/leggings/jeans and top on go over to the Terrace or Jim Beans, drink yourself merry and put yourself out there to been seen girl.

Life isn't over yet. It only begins when you loose your inhibitions and stop caring what others think! As I said before "liberated soul!"

I almost feel like dragging you out myself and finding you a man! (Probably one of my friends: he works for channel 4, 25 and he's funny but not a clown, good looking but not pretty, hairy but not chewbacca, caring but not stifling, strong but not intimidating, tall but not lanky etc - he may need training though..... )

Jen J

DonDaddyD wrote:

Jen J wrote:

Ach, may as well give it all up now. Take up residence on the sofa, and get Domino's on speed dial

Jaysus! You live in Wimbledon and what? You must be 29 - 35 yrs old. Put a dress/skirt/leggings/jeans and top on go over to the Terrace or Jim Beans, drink yourself merry and put yourself out there to been seen girl.

Life isn't over yet. It only begins when you loose your inhibitions and stop caring what others think! As I said before "liberated soul!"

I almost feel like dragging you out myself and finding you a man! (Probably one of my friends: he works for channel 4, 25 and he's funny but not a clown, good looking but not pretty, hairy but not chewbacca, caring but not stifling, strong but not intimidating, tall but not lanky etc - he may need training though..... )

Noooooo! I was telling linsen to do that, seeing as she's put on forty stone this week and is now more unfit than a 20yr comatose veteran

And for what it's worth I have a man spending the weekend with me (or half of it at least) so neerrrrrr.

Your friend sounds a bit, um, indistinct...

But hey, I'm not ruling anything out...

linsen

Jen J wrote:

Noooooo! I was telling linsen to do that, seeing as she's put on forty stone this week and is now more unfit than a 20yr comatose veteran

Blimey have you actually seen me Jen :oops:

Jen J

linsen wrote:

Jen J wrote:

Noooooo! I was telling linsen to do that, seeing as she's put on forty stone this week and is now more unfit than a 20yr comatose veteran

Blimey have you actually seen me Jen :oops:

xx

DonDaddyD

Jen J wrote:

DonDaddyD wrote:

Jen J wrote:

Ach, may as well give it all up now. Take up residence on the sofa, and get Domino's on speed dial

Jaysus! You live in Wimbledon and what? You must be 29 - 35 yrs old. Put a dress/skirt/leggings/jeans and top on go over to the Terrace or Jim Beans, drink yourself merry and put yourself out there to been seen girl.

Life isn't over yet. It only begins when you loose your inhibitions and stop caring what others think! As I said before "liberated soul!"

I almost feel like dragging you out myself and finding you a man! (Probably one of my friends: he works for channel 4, 25 and he's funny but not a clown, good looking but not pretty, hairy but not chewbacca, caring but not stifling, strong but not intimidating, tall but not lanky etc - he may need training though..... )

Noooooo! I was telling linsen to do that, seeing as she's put on forty stone this week and is now more unfit than a 20yr comatose veteran

And for what it's worth I have a man spending the weekend with me (or half of it at least) so neerrrrrr.

Your friend sounds a bit, um, indistinct...

But hey, I'm not ruling anything out...

I thought you said you were single... OH! :shock: ....ok.... 8) Remember your "A" game! Does he even know what he is getting himself into!!??!! :twisted:

As for my friend, yes, I think that might just be his problem...

Jen J

DonDaddyD wrote:

I thought you said you were single... OH! :shock: ....ok.... 8) Remember your "A" game! Does he even know what he is getting himself into!!??!! :twisted:

As for my friend, yes, I think that might just be his problem...

I'm *mostly* single

pigeon42

We're having chilli con carne, with a bottle of red

Mr B - it was actually spaghetti bolognese

(and no, my cooking's not that bad that it wasn't easily recognisable!)

linsen

pigeon42 wrote:

We're having chilli con carne, with a bottle of red

Mr B - it was actually spaghetti bolognese

(and no, my cooking's not that bad that it wasn't easily recognisable!)[/quote

don_don

Clever Pun wrote:

don_don wrote:

BigJimmyB wrote:

Minge

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

you're thinking of clam chowder

I see you're not called 'Clever Pun ' for nothing

It only begins when you loose your inhibitions

That's clever too but by accident I'll wager

cjcp

Greg66 wrote:

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.

So, how's the OCD treatment coming along? :twisted:

DonDaddyD

Jen J wrote:

DonDaddyD wrote:

I thought you said you were single... OH! :shock: ....ok.... 8) Remember your "A" game! Does he even know what he is getting himself into!!??!! :twisted:

As for my friend, yes, I think that might just be his problem...

I'm *mostly* single

The "*mostly* single" would be"not single" if you were prepared to put your foot in his mouth... :roll:

MMMMmmmm foot for tea! I've eaten worse...

DonDaddyD

don_don wrote:

Clever Pun wrote:

don_don wrote:

BigJimmyB wrote:

Minge

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

you're thinking of clam chowder

I see you're not called 'Clever Pun ' for nothing

How can you acknowledge that and not the sheer brash genius on page two that is:

DonDaddyD wrote:

BigJimmyB wrote:

Minge

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

itboffin

Nothing, I've have a fairly high cal day already, big night last night

Breakfast:
Coffee
Shepard's Pie with stuffing & apple sauce
4 x bottles of San Miguel (breakfast beer yummy)

Elevenses:
Coffee
Full English fry up
Glass of red wine
Pack of crisps

Dinner:
Curry & rice (home made) with wholemeal pita bread
8 x cans of Guinness - So far :roll:

linsen

8 cans of Guinness and you can still spell - I am impressed! Think I would be in the back of an ambulance if I drank all that

itboffin

Finished the day with half a bottle of claret and a yoghurt

linsen

A balanced meal.....

linsen

A balanced meal.....

itboffin

I'm binging, tomorrow is the start of 1 month of 'detox diet' arrgghh

No meat, wheat, dairy, caffeine or alcohol...!!!! just tiny portions of unpronounceable beans and veg.

I'd be really depressed if it wasn't for the fact that it really does makes you feel so much healthier and more alert, no where did I put that bottle opener...