Photo of your dinner (vol 2)

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Gandahar said:

al1991 said:

Gandahar said:

Baked Bean

You ought to see the size of the pudding I had with it. Bloody starving.....

You've been watching too much of Masterchef, ( and you overdid it with the 'bean').

[mattnovak]

Marinated Lamb leg steak on turmeric rice.

[Cupramax]

TeeRev said:

Cupramax said:

Gunk said:

TeeRev said:

Haven't had any pics to post for a while as I'm on a bit of a diet and food has been fairly plain.
Tonight was fish night though and when I bought the sea bass I couldn't resist the pot of mixed white and brown crab meat so ended up with this:
Pan fried sea bass with buttered steamed charlotte potatoes, steamed samphire and a crab, white wine, dill, lemon and creme fraiche sauce, it was lovely!

That looks lovely!

Apart from the fact it looks like the dog has puked on it

Don't tell my wife, she still thinks it was the crab sauce, https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/imgs/10.gif

No insult intended to OP, dog owners will know what I mean

[Speed 3]

Turkey Diane with herby spuds and sugar snaps, slightly healthier than beef.

[Moonshiner]

Looks good, like the amount of spuds on that plate! Have been trying to use more turkey myself, being such a lean meat

[43034]

A reward for successfully completing sober Saturday

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Moonshiner said:

Looks good, like the amount of spuds on that plate! Have been trying to use more turkey myself, being such a lean meat

Gotta be honest, me & Mrs S3 both decanted a few into a pot for the freezer, I always make too many rather than not enough

[mizx]

Venison carbonade. Sorry about the crap photo, redcurrant jelly was still dissolving too; forgot to take one on the plate.. served with chips and veg.

For the beer/marinade we used a bottle of Vichtenaar (decent Flemish red, sweeter and less tart than some and as I'd rather drink Rodenbach or des Jacobins ) and 1/4 bottle of Schlenkerla Marzen a non-traditional twist to see if it might give a touch of smoke and meatier flavour. Minus the mustard but I don't think it was needed, really tasty!

[singlecoil]

Mrs SC regularly cooks a batch of lasagne for the freezer (we prefer the flavour and texture when it's been through a cycle in the freezer). Lovely with Brussels sprouts.

Homemade lasagne by Elliott and Nolan, on Flickr

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singlecoil said:

Mrs SC regularly cooks a batch of lasagne for the freezer (we prefer the flavour and texture when it's been through a cycle in the freezer). Lovely with Brussels sprouts.

Homemade lasagne by Elliott and Nolan, on Flickr

Now that's a combo I've never considered...

I find Lasagne as frustratingly difficult as pizza, interesting to hear freezing might help, other than basic leftovers, freezers great for intensifying chilli

[Burwood]

Looks tasty, SC.

[thebraketester]

Not the main event but starter. Coconut and panko deep fried prawns.

[TeeRev]

Simple but very tasty one from over the weekend, rolled veal escalopes stuffed with apple, sage and pancetta, new potatoes and green beans with a shallot, sage, marsala and cream sauce.

[Jer_1974]

Eating the freezer before Christmas so leftover chilli with some Costco hot dogs that have been in the freezer for yonks. Cheese hidden under chilli and served with onion rings and new potato's that were done in the actifry with some leftover pesto from last night. Bit meh if i'm honest.

[227bhp]

Sorry to bring to tone down a peg or two, but this was cheap, easy and (to me at least!) delicious. It's a garlic bread with sizeable prawns, oregano and grated mozzarella on top. A bit rich, but very tasty and yes I'd had a few



It'll be great when I can get it off the ceiling

Edited by 227bhp on Thursday 23 November 00:31

[tighnamara]

Jer_1974 said:

Eating the freezer before Christmas so leftover chilli with some Costco hot dogs that have been in the freezer for yonks. Cheese hidden under chilli and served with onion rings and new potato's that were done in the actifry with some leftover pesto from last night. Bit meh if i'm honest.

Now there’s a good beer, good combo.
original my favourite though.

[generationx]

Crap photo but an epic curry:



Chicken Dhansak from the BBC site, tasted just like my local takeaway

https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/chicken_dhansak...

[BlindandLost]

Jer_1974 said:

Eating the freezer before Christmas so leftover chilli with some Costco hot dogs that have been in the freezer for yonks. Cheese hidden under chilli and served with onion rings and new potato's that were done in the actifry with some leftover pesto from last night. Bit meh if i'm honest.

I think the dogs look pretty good! Where do you get the beer from? Until recently I could only get it in B&M, but even they've stopped doing it now. Short of ordering a crate direct, is there anywhere else I can get it?

[tighnamara]

Jer_1974 said:

Eating the freezer before Christmas so leftover chilli with some Costco hot dogs that have been in the freezer for yonks. Cheese hidden under chilli and served with onion rings and new potato's that were done in the actifry with some leftover pesto from last night. Bit meh if i'm honest.

Now there’s a good beer, good combo.
original my favourite though.

[Blown2CV]

generationx said:

Crap photo but an epic curry:



Chicken Dhansak from the BBC site, tasted just like my local takeaway

https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/chicken_dhansak...

i've always felt that a good home cooked curry should be better than a takeaway! Otherwise it's a bit like saying this burger I made; it's as good as McDonalds!