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Meat n tater pie, chips, mushy peas, gravy, loads of salt n vinegar and two buttered slices of Warbies.
I don't think I can face another grain of bloody rice.
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I was at Tony Romas earlier, steak and ribs... also got 10% discount from the lucky dip, wanted the free meal coupon though
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I was at Tony Romas earlier, steak and ribs... also got 10% discount from the lucky dip, wanted the free meal coupon though
I'm in England for a month, so chippy teas are one of the few positives. The only slight downside to tonight's purchase is that I'm buying for my gran and grandad- who refuse to eat from Chinese chippys!
So it's off to the English chippy instead.
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Samak- "Westerners have a saying, 'Look at both sides of the coin', but Westerners only look at one side, Myanmar is a Buddhist country. Myanmar's leaders meditate. They say the country lives in peace. We have three neighbours: Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar. We use their resources, all three of them. If we have this great relationship, why should we pick on them?....They (the leaders) found new gas resources. I negotiated with them so we can sign contracts."
Meat n tater pie, chips, mushy peas, gravy, loads of salt n vinegar and two buttered slices of Warbies.
that sounds ace
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Originally Posted by OllySol
I don't think I can face another grain of bloody rice.
i ate rice for the first time in a fortnight yesterday at a chinese wedding thingy, and feel like shite today
my metabolism can deal with rice or beer, not both
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Samak- "Westerners have a saying, 'Look at both sides of the coin', but Westerners only look at one side, Myanmar is a Buddhist country. Myanmar's leaders meditate. They say the country lives in peace. We have three neighbours: Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar. We use their resources, all three of them. If we have this great relationship, why should we pick on them?....They (the leaders) found new gas resources. I negotiated with them so we can sign contracts."
I am gonna make up 2 of these from scratch tonight.
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Too long like a rolling stone, Too long in exile
Too long in Exile, baby you just arent my friend.
Too long in Exile my friend, Baby you can never go home again.
I'm thinking of a green curry with thick cut chips!
I'll raise you beans on toast topped with cheese and brown sauce. I love Thai food, but after a year of it good ol' English stodge doesn't half hit the spot.
AO, that pizza's a bit too fancy for this thread- although it does look ace!
At my mate's for tea tonight: home made cheese n onion growler and thick cut jockey's whips. food
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Samak- "Westerners have a saying, 'Look at both sides of the coin', but Westerners only look at one side, Myanmar is a Buddhist country. Myanmar's leaders meditate. They say the country lives in peace. We have three neighbours: Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar. We use their resources, all three of them. If we have this great relationship, why should we pick on them?....They (the leaders) found new gas resources. I negotiated with them so we can sign contracts."
gonna make this exact meal for the kids tonight. But they have milk, and I have Chang.
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Too long in Exile, too long not singing my song.
Too long like a rolling stone, Too long in exile
Too long in Exile, baby you just arent my friend.
Too long in Exile my friend, Baby you can never go home again.
I very rarely make hamburgers but if I do, what makes a great sauce is if you mix some Greek yoghurt with some finely chopped fresh mint and spread it over the cooked beef patty. Give it a try sometime. The burger really comes alive!
Tonight? Me? I've done a nice chicken Korma with rice and naan bread.
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I very rarely make hamburgers but if I do, what makes a great sauce is if you mix some Greek yoghurt with some finely chopped fresh mint and spread it over the cooked beef patty. Give it a try sometime. The burger really comes alive!
Sounds great but what if I mix it in with the ground beef or pork that I normally use? Got kids and the burger cant change too much. In fact it sounds really good. It should work because I do grill them.
Oh your meal sounds great if you ever have the time both recipies would be appreciated. I shall give you back some nice ones in return.
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Too long in Exile, too long not singing my song.
Too long like a rolling stone, Too long in exile
Too long in Exile, baby you just arent my friend.
Too long in Exile my friend, Baby you can never go home again.
Sounds great but what if I mix it in with the ground beef or pork that I normally use? Got kids and the burger cant change too much. In fact it sounds really good. It should work because I do grill them.
Oh your meal sounds great if you ever have the time both recipies would be appreciated. I shall give you back some nice ones in return.
Chop your fresh mint up and add it to the yoghurt and keep it as a side dish. The kids probably won't go for it but they needn't have any.
If I'm doing burgers, this is what I use;
500g minced beef
4 spring onions, finely chopped
A couple of tinned apricots roughly chopped (with as much of the syrup removed as possible beforehand) Peaches work but apricots are far better.
1 beaten egg
A tbsp of chopped mint.
Mix the minced beef, spring onion, mint and the apricot and bind together with the beaten egg.
Shape into burgers.
Grill under moderate heat for about 8-10 minutes on each side.
Serve on toasted hamburger buns with the Greek yogurt and mint sauce and potato wedges coated in sea salt.
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