Dirty takeaway pictures
Discussion
VEX said:
tamore said:
wiffmaster said:
I reckon my housemate's 'creation' will be hard to top for pure filth:
A doner kebab topped with 'salad', chilli sauce and mango sauce, all served on a medium margarita Domino's Pizza base. It took quite some time to finish. Personally, I felt he should have manned up and ordered a large Domino's, but this is still a fine effort.
as a stoodent in hull, i got doner pizzas off the menu. think the placed were called prima and sorrento. utter beatiful filth!A doner kebab topped with 'salad', chilli sauce and mango sauce, all served on a medium margarita Domino's Pizza base. It took quite some time to finish. Personally, I felt he should have manned up and ordered a large Domino's, but this is still a fine effort.
I used to do that to, never seen it since but secretly miss it as well.
Take-a-way was just around the corner to me at the beginning of Spring Bank West, opposite the Toby pub.
Awesome.
V.
Sunday night's filth: Chicken Madras, Saag Aloo, Mushroom Rice and Peshwari Naan - the perfect (attempt to) cure to a stonking hangover:
I've been enjoying the services of this particular curry house ever since a housemate introduced me to it many years ago - whilst putting refinement firmly to one side, it is quite simply the most tasty curry I've had outside of Asia... Generations of households I've lived in have dialed their number, spoken to the nice lady at the other end and waited for our lovely grub to be delivered across the city straight to the door!
The thing is, having never had to visit the establishment in person, I'd developed a terrible fear that we had, in fact, been eating from a complete sthole all this time (the nice lady being more like Grotbags in person), and couldn't bring myself to as much as look at the shop front on the few occasions I've been past...
After recently falling victim to 'the mental' and moving out on my lonesome, said establishment is now just a stone's throw from my front door and opposite the local. Having found myself without company and wanting a ruby fix this weekend, I had to order enough to exceed the minimum for delivery and thus not face my probably (but quite possibly not!) irrational fear!
The solution was cleary staring straight at me - order two night's worth and thus reheat my favourite filth on Monday night too!.. Chicken Bhuna, Vegetable rice and the leftovers of the sundries from the night before... HAPPY DAYS!... Nom nom nom!
I've been enjoying the services of this particular curry house ever since a housemate introduced me to it many years ago - whilst putting refinement firmly to one side, it is quite simply the most tasty curry I've had outside of Asia... Generations of households I've lived in have dialed their number, spoken to the nice lady at the other end and waited for our lovely grub to be delivered across the city straight to the door!
The thing is, having never had to visit the establishment in person, I'd developed a terrible fear that we had, in fact, been eating from a complete sthole all this time (the nice lady being more like Grotbags in person), and couldn't bring myself to as much as look at the shop front on the few occasions I've been past...
After recently falling victim to 'the mental' and moving out on my lonesome, said establishment is now just a stone's throw from my front door and opposite the local. Having found myself without company and wanting a ruby fix this weekend, I had to order enough to exceed the minimum for delivery and thus not face my probably (but quite possibly not!) irrational fear!
The solution was cleary staring straight at me - order two night's worth and thus reheat my favourite filth on Monday night too!.. Chicken Bhuna, Vegetable rice and the leftovers of the sundries from the night before... HAPPY DAYS!... Nom nom nom!
Indeed... that's what years of eating curries cut with god know's what ingredients does to one's brain when it comes to choosing tableware.
I wondered how long it would take for the plates to be of more interest than the food in this thread... Maybe the editor of Razzle has similar problems???
I wondered how long it would take for the plates to be of more interest than the food in this thread... Maybe the editor of Razzle has similar problems???
al1991 said:
VEX said:
tamore said:
wiffmaster said:
I reckon my housemate's 'creation' will be hard to top for pure filth:
A doner kebab topped with 'salad', chilli sauce and mango sauce, all served on a medium margarita Domino's Pizza base. It took quite some time to finish. Personally, I felt he should have manned up and ordered a large Domino's, but this is still a fine effort.
as a stoodent in hull, i got doner pizzas off the menu. think the placed were called prima and sorrento. utter beatiful filth!A doner kebab topped with 'salad', chilli sauce and mango sauce, all served on a medium margarita Domino's Pizza base. It took quite some time to finish. Personally, I felt he should have manned up and ordered a large Domino's, but this is still a fine effort.
I used to do that to, never seen it since but secretly miss it as well.
Take-a-way was just around the corner to me at the beginning of Spring Bank West, opposite the Toby pub.
Awesome.
V.
They also do the best chip spice. By a long shot.
I Am Milk said:
al1991 said:
VEX said:
tamore said:
wiffmaster said:
I reckon my housemate's 'creation' will be hard to top for pure filth:
A doner kebab topped with 'salad', chilli sauce and mango sauce, all served on a medium margarita Domino's Pizza base. It took quite some time to finish. Personally, I felt he should have manned up and ordered a large Domino's, but this is still a fine effort.
as a stoodent in hull, i got doner pizzas off the menu. think the placed were called prima and sorrento. utter beatiful filth!A doner kebab topped with 'salad', chilli sauce and mango sauce, all served on a medium margarita Domino's Pizza base. It took quite some time to finish. Personally, I felt he should have manned up and ordered a large Domino's, but this is still a fine effort.
I used to do that to, never seen it since but secretly miss it as well.
Take-a-way was just around the corner to me at the beginning of Spring Bank West, opposite the Toby pub.
Awesome.
V.
They also do the best chip spice. By a long shot.
Or is that just the one they all sell I wonder.
Edited by al1991 on Thursday 4th November 02:24
I once had a very drunken conversation with the people in Haworth Pizza and inquired about their Chip Spice, they say they make their own, and I'm sure they told me the ingredients but I was awfully stted and was more interested in getting my Chips and Cheese (which I promptly vomited up when I got home.)
Chip spice is the ultimate seasoning though.
Chip spice is the ultimate seasoning though.
I Am Milk said:
I once had a very drunken conversation with the people in Haworth Pizza and inquired about their Chip Spice, they say they make their own, and I'm sure they told me the ingredients but I was awfully stted and was more interested in getting my Chips and Cheese (which I promptly vomited up when I got home.)
Chip spice is the ultimate seasoning though.
i was working on an SAP rollout in hong kong, and met a trainer there who lived just outside hull. after a discussion about chip spice, he sent me a couple of shakers during a visit home. great stuff, but sets like rock if not used for a while.Chip spice is the ultimate seasoning though.
Pferdestarke said:
Where can I get this chip spice so prevalent in Hull? I want some for my larder.
hull , or http://www.chipspice.co.uk/tamore said:
Pferdestarke said:
Where can I get this chip spice so prevalent in Hull? I want some for my larder.
hull , or http://www.chipspice.co.uk/Oh well, it'll be worth it, for my new CHIP SPICE!
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