Photo of your dinner (vol 2)
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illmonkey said:
Overnight in Brighton, and found this lovely steak place 'The coal shed'. Very good fillet, the ribeye was less so. Also ordered the burnt ends, wow!
And dinner last night on the promenade (place called Lucky Beach), probably the best burger I've ever had and she said the best F&C's she's had. Watching the sea roll in with the sunset probably helped though!
I've been to the coal shed a couple of times and the steak has always been brilliant. In fact everything they've cooked for me has been great. And dinner last night on the promenade (place called Lucky Beach), probably the best burger I've ever had and she said the best F&C's she's had. Watching the sea roll in with the sunset probably helped though!
Dapster said:
Awsome buffet at the splendid 5 star ITC Kakatiya in Hyderabad.
Traditional biriyani cooked in a pot with a pastry lid - lid removed and discarded before the biriyani served.
Superbly tender and delicately spiced chicken, soft potatoes with spinach, mung beans and coconut, lentil dahl and veg curry on the main plate, then on the side plate chicken and river fish lightly grilled on an open fire. Washed down with an ice cold Kingfisher Ultra or 3.
Fantastic, a PROPER Biriyani is so much better than the BIR style we have here.Traditional biriyani cooked in a pot with a pastry lid - lid removed and discarded before the biriyani served.
Superbly tender and delicately spiced chicken, soft potatoes with spinach, mung beans and coconut, lentil dahl and veg curry on the main plate, then on the side plate chicken and river fish lightly grilled on an open fire. Washed down with an ice cold Kingfisher Ultra or 3.
illmonkey said:
Overnight in Brighton, and found this lovely steak place 'The coal shed'. Very good fillet, the ribeye was less so. Also ordered the burnt ends, wow!
And dinner last night on the promenade (place called Lucky Beach), probably the best burger I've ever had and she said the best F&C's she's had. Watching the sea roll in with the sunset probably helped though!
Superb looking food, I'd murder that fish right now!And dinner last night on the promenade (place called Lucky Beach), probably the best burger I've ever had and she said the best F&C's she's had. Watching the sea roll in with the sunset probably helped though!
That looks yummy!
For me, another saturday, another curry!
Tonight I did (clockwise from top) garlic chilli chicken, tarka dhal, carrot raita, onion relish, vegetable rice and an onion bhaji on the side.
For dessert, meringue (with egg whites left over and frozen from last week), home made vanilla ice cream (the stuff that didn't freeze in time last week), with strawberries and blueberries.
For me, another saturday, another curry!
Tonight I did (clockwise from top) garlic chilli chicken, tarka dhal, carrot raita, onion relish, vegetable rice and an onion bhaji on the side.
For dessert, meringue (with egg whites left over and frozen from last week), home made vanilla ice cream (the stuff that didn't freeze in time last week), with strawberries and blueberries.
daqinggegg said:
WTF, that is disgusting.
I can assure you its not! Steamed chicken (served cold), tastes fantastic, succulent and juicy. The Chinese prepare many outstanding meat and poultry dishes. However, they tend to leave parts of the animal still attached which may seem odd to a westerner.
Had that in South Korea when I first went their for a 10 week induction/indoctrination trip - looks horrible but as you say it’s delicious ........ the live sea squirt on the other hand I can assure you its not! Steamed chicken (served cold), tastes fantastic, succulent and juicy. The Chinese prepare many outstanding meat and poultry dishes. However, they tend to leave parts of the animal still attached which may seem odd to a westerner.
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