Photo of your dinner (Vol 3)

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CharlesdeGaulle

26,444 posts

181 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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Slightly beige but I'm finishing stuff up. Barbecued marinaded chicken, chickpeas with truffle, sweetcorn and garden radishes. Garlic mayo; 'home-made' inasmuch as I added garlic to shop mayo.


eskidavies

5,393 posts

160 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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Missus is afternoons, something quick and easy , tinned westlers burgers and a tin of carrots and peas,



getmecoat

paulguitar

23,782 posts

114 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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eskidavies said:
Missus is afternoons, something quick and easy , tinned westlers burgers and a tin of carrots and peas,



getmecoat
Ironic message on the plate.




BrabusMog

20,222 posts

187 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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eskidavies said:
Missus is afternoons, something quick and easy , tinned westlers burgers and a tin of carrots and peas,



getmecoat
You know it’s bad when the dog isn’t even interested, eski laugh

illmonkey

18,246 posts

199 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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How could you stomach 1 and then proceed to eat 3 more. They look… rank.

eskidavies

5,393 posts

160 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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BrabusMog said:
You know it’s bad when the dog isn’t even interested, eski laugh
The dog ate better than , she had some liver sausage,yes the above wasn’t good ,I used to enjoy goblin tin burgers ,these weren’t quite the same

CharlesdeGaulle

26,444 posts

181 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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eskidavies said:
Missus is afternoons, something quick and easy , tinned westlers burgers and a tin of carrots and peas,



getmecoat
See illmonmkey. Even eski's tinned carrots looks better than yours. tongue out

But mate, tinned burgers and those feet...

moorx

3,555 posts

115 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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eskidavies said:
The dog ate better than , she had some liver sausage,yes the above wasn’t good ,I used to enjoy goblin tin burgers ,these weren’t quite the same
Oh, I remember Goblin tinned hamburgers laugh

illmonkey

18,246 posts

199 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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CharlesdeGaulle said:
eskidavies said:
Missus is afternoons, something quick and easy , tinned westlers burgers and a tin of carrots and peas,



getmecoat
See illmonmkey. Even eski's tinned carrots looks better than yours. tongue out

But mate, tinned burgers and those feet...
I had batons yesterday, fancied a change…

Richieboy3008

2,058 posts

184 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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CharlesdeGaulle

26,444 posts

181 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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Richieboy3008 said:
This is something to do with your feet again, isn't it?

Biggus thingus

1,358 posts

45 months

Monday 16th May 2022
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eskidavies said:
Missus is afternoons, something quick and easy , tinned westlers burgers and a tin of carrots and peas,



getmecoat
I can't ever imagine being in the supermarket and browsing the tinned meat isle and ever looking at a tin of burgers and thinking yep, they look alright, i can see a meal there, i'll buy them

Whatever floats your boat but they look foul

C70R

17,596 posts

105 months

Tuesday 17th May 2022
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Biggus thingus said:
eskidavies said:
Missus is afternoons, something quick and easy , tinned westlers burgers and a tin of carrots and peas,



getmecoat
I can't ever imagine being in the supermarket and browsing the tinned meat isle and ever looking at a tin of burgers and thinking yep, they look alright, i can see a meal there, i'll buy them

Whatever floats your boat but they look foul
I think we've hit a new low for this thread. Tinned meat and tinned veg is the sort of thing my grandparents used to eat when postwar food shortages kicked in. In fact, I think I ate better as a poor student.

Surely it takes so little effort to cook some 'fresh' burgers and frozen veg if that's what you really wanted?

seyre1972

2,665 posts

144 months

Tuesday 17th May 2022
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C70R said:
Biggus thingus said:
eskidavies said:
Missus is afternoons, something quick and easy , tinned westlers burgers and a tin of carrots and peas,



getmecoat
I can't ever imagine being in the supermarket and browsing the tinned meat isle and ever looking at a tin of burgers and thinking yep, they look alright, i can see a meal there, i'll buy them

Whatever floats your boat but they look foul
I think we've hit a new low for this thread. Tinned meat and tinned veg is the sort of thing my grandparents used to eat when postwar food shortages kicked in. In fact, I think I ate better as a poor student.

Surely it takes so little effort to cook some 'fresh' burgers and frozen veg if that's what you really wanted?
While I cannot defend the "burgers" on the plate - I get where Eski is coming from - childhood memories of what we used to have, and a chance to recreate said memories without the disproving tuts from our respective partners .......

Unfortunately - the memories/rose tinted as they are just don't translate into a decent plate of food.

I'm sure we've all got something we ate as a child which if we plated it up now, and shared would be reviled by the majority eekconfusedeek

ETA - I've very fond memories of tinned peas and mini carrots like the above from my childhood - looking back likely highly sugared/salted hence why I liked them so much. Now I think I'd find them rank. If I remember correctly was a french brand my mum used to buy from Morrisons.



Edited by seyre1972 on Tuesday 17th May 08:01

Bacon Is Proof

5,740 posts

232 months

Tuesday 17th May 2022
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We've all got a quick and easy "cheat" meal stashed away for when feeling lazy and no one's looking; a box of fish fingers in the freezer, an M&S ready meal, or a jar of pesto that I keep for emergencies, but tinned burgers?
They should neither exist, nor be shared.

21TonyK

11,583 posts

210 months

Tuesday 17th May 2022
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seyre1972 said:
Unfortunately - the memories/rose tinted as they are just don't translate into a decent plate of food.
Very true, I recently spotted Brains faggots in Aldi and gleefully picked up a couple of boxes... how wrong could I be frown

vaud

50,757 posts

156 months

Tuesday 17th May 2022
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seyre1972 said:
Unfortunately - the memories/rose tinted as they are just don't translate into a decent plate of food.

I'm sure we've all got something we ate as a child which if we plated it up now, and shared would be reviled by the majority eekconfusedeek
Butterscotch angel delight.

craigjm

18,021 posts

201 months

Tuesday 17th May 2022
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21TonyK said:
seyre1972 said:
Unfortunately - the memories/rose tinted as they are just don't translate into a decent plate of food.
Very true, I recently spotted Brains faggots in Aldi and gleefully picked up a couple of boxes... how wrong could I be frown
We ate those a lot as kids. Are they awful? I imagine they are just soft non-descript mush these days

Origin Unknown

2,308 posts

170 months

Tuesday 17th May 2022
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48k said:
Mrs 48K spent the day at Chatsworth doing "horse stuff" today so I got the chance to indulge myself in the kitchen cooking dinner knowing she would not want a dinner tonight after a day of burger van nonsense.

Starter: scallops on black pudding with minted pea puree and parsley oil



Main: roasted duck breast with confit duck leg bon-bon, mascerated cherries, cherry sauce and toasted almonds

Superb, top presentation and portion size looks good to me. Any desert?

seyre1972

2,665 posts

144 months

Tuesday 17th May 2022
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vaud said:
seyre1972 said:
Unfortunately - the memories/rose tinted as they are just don't translate into a decent plate of food.

I'm sure we've all got something we ate as a child which if we plated it up now, and shared would be reviled by the majority eekconfusedeek
Butterscotch angel delight.
Half the quantities of Milk - and it's not too bad - but definitely not as good as it used t be - likewise - Frozen Strawberry mousse ice creams that came in a long plastic tube/bag with ten of them in it. Loved them as a kid, now ..... major disappointment.