What are you eating right now? (2) - Page 12

Merritt · #**331** 26th October 2015, 19:18

I'm such a sucker for branding with those sort of sandwiches. I have no preference for pastrami over any other meat, in fact I don't think I could tell you what it actually is exactly (without Googling) But they come in a fancy paper bag, and it has the word Deli on it, so it must be good!

Today I read about eating too much pork increasing the risk of cancer, so naturally I went and ate a plate of bacon. I wasn't even thinking about bacon until I read it.

Pink*Lady · #**332** 26th October 2015, 20:49

Beans and cheese on toast.

Mo34 · #**333** 27th October 2015, 10:59

Rather grey looking porridge

whilst thinking of hot croissants and lashings of butter...

Cairn · #**334** 27th October 2015, 23:52

Chicken and boiled egg korma and peshwari naan.

Cairn · #**335** 28th October 2015, 01:16

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Originally Posted by flumpsy

^ swapsies ?

Soz, all demolished.

Pink*Lady · #**336** 28th October 2015, 20:37

Chicken soup, noodles and bread and butter.

Oddity · #**337** 28th October 2015, 20:45

^^ That sounds just lovely

Mo34 · #**338** 28th October 2015, 22:33

I've been mucking about in my kitchen in an effort to find something to do before I go totally barmy. Did a practice run (for a get together thing nearer to xmas) of goats cheese, chestnut and shallot tart thingy (I've forgotten the proper title

) on a puff pastry base.
Not a very tidy/neat effort I suppose but is scrummy

tho' still not sure what I think of chestnuts

My diets truly buggered for tonight!

firemonkey · #**339** 28th October 2015, 22:37

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Originally Posted by Rocket Spud

Sausage stew

How did you make your sausage stew?

Cairn · #**340** 28th October 2015, 23:24

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Originally Posted by Mo34

I've been mucking about in my kitchen in an effort to find something to do before I go totally barmy. Did a practice run (for a get together thing nearer to xmas) of goats cheese, chestnut and shallot tart thingy (I've forgotten the proper title

) on a puff pastry base.
Not a very tidy/neat effort I suppose but is scrummy

tho' still not sure what I think of chestnuts

My diets truly buggered for tonight!

My god that looks bloody delicious.

Rocket Spud · #**341** 28th October 2015, 23:36

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Originally Posted by firemonkey

How did you make your sausage stew?

Tin of kidney beans, chickpeas, chopped tom. 350g boiled water + cube beef stock. Pack of sausages (browned off, then chopped). Celery, carrots, taters.. whatevers in the fridge/cupboards basically. half a jar of sun-dried tomatoes (chopped). Add pepper, salt, however many onions and crushed garlic cloves you fancy, and a couple of dollops of caramelised onion chutney. I also splash some worcestershire sauce in.

Put it all in a slow cooker on high for about 3-4hrs

newbs16 · #**342** 29th October 2015, 00:14

^ sounds nice

LonelyBoy · #**343** 29th October 2015, 20:59

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Originally Posted by FireInMyCore

A double decker.

Good choice. I recommend Lion Bars, too. And molten Nutella.

LonelyBoy · #**344** 29th October 2015, 21:08

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Originally Posted by FireInMyCore

I love Lion Bars!

What about Picnics? They are exactly like Lion bars with added raisins.

LonelyBoy · #**345** 29th October 2015, 21:17

So you weren't raisined to eat them?

Pink*Lady · #**346** 29th October 2015, 21:25

Rice, peas and mackerel in tomato sauce.

LonelyBoy · #**347** 29th October 2015, 21:27

Fish in tomato sauce never appealed to me. But my cat likes it.

blancmange · #**348** 30th October 2015, 20:41

A homemade choc chip cookie.

Oddity · #**349** 30th October 2015, 20:41

Cairn · #**350** 31st October 2015, 00:34

I can't tell if it's something from Nando's or an Indian?

Cairn · #**351** 31st October 2015, 00:42

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Originally Posted by FireInMyCore

Haha it's a butterfly chicken from Nandos.

KFC > Nandos.

Cairn · #**352** 31st October 2015, 00:47

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Originally Posted by FireInMyCore

There's a KFC just down the road from me. Sometimes when I'm outside I can smell the chicken in the air. It's always tempting!

The prices put me off Nando's, plus Nandos is easier to replicate at home than KFC.

Get yourself in KFC and have a Mighty Bucket for one and Skittles Krushem.

Cairn · #**353** 31st October 2015, 01:05

I'm partial to a whole M & S rotisserie chicken.

I can't be arsed with burgers and wraps in KFC either. Can't be arsed with fires either really, just gimme dat chicken.

Cairn · #**354** 31st October 2015, 01:23

Burger King fries are the best.

McDonalds and KFC fries pretty much taste the same to me now.

McDonalds fries have lost that classic, McDonalds fry taste.

Cairn · #**355** 31st October 2015, 01:32

KFC fries used to be shapped like Burger King fries but less crispy and tasted like cardboard. lol

Burger King burger with McDonalds gherkins and Big Mac sauce, and Burger King Fries.

Rocket Spud · #**356** 31st October 2015, 01:40

Isn't there something 'cheeky' about Nandos? I keep hearing something about it being cheeky; what's so cheeky about chicken

Is it Barry Mcguigan that keeps saying it..? I think he coined the phrase

Rocket Spud · #**357** 31st October 2015, 01:50

No? I might've gotten it wrong, but coulda sworn that fella from 'take me out' kept going on about cheeky Nandos.. (?)

I'm so lost with modern culture - i've not even had a Nandos

blancmange · #**358** 31st October 2015, 01:53

^ You should look it up on 'Urban Dictionary'

It really annoys me hearing people say cheeky nandos too.

Rocket Spud · #**359** 31st October 2015, 01:56

^^

*Has just seen the Urban Dictionary entry* Yeah, that's pretty much the impression i'm left with when i think about the sort of person that says, 'cheeky Nandos'.

blancmange · #**360** 31st October 2015, 02:00

Haha yeah. Nobs basically.... I hope no one hear says it.