Photo of your unpretentious food

[xx99xx]

Super Sonic said:

Why no butter?

I'm happy with unbuttered bread in most scenarios, especially when the bread is fresh. Also as I use real butter (for toast) and even though it's not kept in the fridge, trying to spread it on fresh bread just rips the bread apart. So I don't bother.

Not a fan of sauces either. I don't dislike them necessarily in terms of taste but most meats I prefer dry if they've just been cooked. Meat from the fridge is somewhat drier so then I just eat it by itself with no bread or heat it up and slap between some bread.

[Little Pete]

[Chris Stott]

Iceland fishfingers (28 for €6), chips and peas.

[Forester1965]

[illmonkey]

GBK burger, toasted brioche bun and chips. Looks basic but delish flavour. Burger left to sweat for 5 mins

[generationx]

Frau GenX holed up in bed with a horrible cold, main meal cancelled, raided the store cupboard for a jar of pesto, pasta and Parmesan cheese. Simple, hit the spot.

[craigjm]

Super Sonic said:

Why no butter?

You don’t need butter if the bread is fresh and what you’re putting on it isn’t saucy

[RC1807]

bodhi said:

HTP99 said:

bodhi said:

One from the other night. We've seen how good smashed burgers are, so thought we'd try a smashed lasagne.



Yes, (b)it got stuck coming out of the tin. Damned tasty tho.(/b)

Edited by bodhi on Thursday 18th April 12:04

Sorry, lasagne from a tin?!

Whatever you call that fake plastic tin Tesco serve their Finest Lasagne in

This dinner needs more carbs….

[ferret50]

Chris Stott said:

Iceland fishfingers (28 for €6), chips and peas.

Top man!

[bodhi]

RC1807 said:

bodhi said:

HTP99 said:

bodhi said:

One from the other night. We've seen how good smashed burgers are, so thought we'd try a smashed lasagne.



Yes, (b)it got stuck coming out of the tin. Damned tasty tho.(/b)

Edited by bodhi on Thursday 18th April 12:04

Sorry, lasagne from a tin?!

Whatever you call that fake plastic tin Tesco serve their Finest Lasagne in

This dinner needs more carbs….

I thought that, which is why I had a packet of Monster Munch for dessert.

Then a nap

[dickymint]

Bog standard Scabby and chips - with a pretentious lemon

[daqinggregg]

Generally not a fan of burgers; first time making them, beef pattie, lettuce, tomatoes, caramelised onions and Dijon mustard. Nice and juicy and tasty enough, but a bit of a faff and a mess.



Will I make them again, probably not!

[bodhi]

I didn't realise it was physically possible to not be a fan of burgers?

Anyway tonights unpretentious food was an Aldi Steak Pie, some chips and Heinz' finest.

[CharlesdeGaulle]

bodhi said:

I didn't realise it was physically possible to not be a fan of burgers?

Anyway tonights unpretentious food was an Aldi Steak Pie, some chips and Heinz' finest.

Half a pie, surely, and dodgy socks.

[bodhi]

CharlesdeGaulle said:

Half a pie, surely, and dodgy socks.

They're from House of Tweed so very comfortable and well made dodgy socks.

Take your point on the half a pie tho.

[CharlesdeGaulle]

bodhi said:

They're from House of Tweed so very comfortable and well made dodgy socks.

Take your point on the half a pie tho.

[Rufus Stone]

£1 from Iceland.

[ferret50]

Rufus Stone said:

£1 from Iceland.

Needs more peas....



That's much better!

[bodhi]

ferret50 said:

Needs more peas....



That's much better!

That's because peas are pretentious. They claim to be a vegetable when actually they are just the taste of sadness

[ferret50]

bodhi said:

ferret50 said:

Needs more peas....



That's much better!

That's because peas are pretentious. They claim to be a vegetable when actually they are just the taste of sadness

Peas are good for you, you can chase the little buggers around your plate until they give in, or you can squash them to a mushy pulp!

Peas are the king of vegetables, long live the pea.