Dirty takeaway pictures Vol 2
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Soov535 said:
Incoming tonight.
Poppadoms and sauces
Vegetable samosas
Green chicken tikka
Lamb tikka vindaloo
Plain rice
Plain nan
Sag aloo
Ice cold Stella x6
25 year old malt
I like the way you've broken it down in to courses. The question is, do people eat samosas etc as a starter at home or do you just pile it on and dive in?Poppadoms and sauces
Vegetable samosas
Green chicken tikka
Lamb tikka vindaloo
Plain rice
Plain nan
Sag aloo
Ice cold Stella x6
25 year old malt
I usually add to my main meal.
Edited by Pferdestarke on Friday 20th February 14:19
Pferdestarke said:
Soov535 said:
Incoming tonight.
Poppadoms and sauces
Vegetable samosas
Green chicken tikka
Lamb tikka vindaloo
Plain rice
Plain nan
Sag aloo
Ice cold Stella x6
25 year old malt
I like the way your broken it down in to courses. The question is, do people eat samosas etc as a starter at home or do you just pile it on and dive in?Poppadoms and sauces
Vegetable samosas
Green chicken tikka
Lamb tikka vindaloo
Plain rice
Plain nan
Sag aloo
Ice cold Stella x6
25 year old malt
I usually add to my main meal.
Then samosas with the rest of the dips.
Then serve the main event thus giving the first two courses time to bed in.
Then it's showtime
Quite amazing how this thread has got up to 400 pages yet the humble deep fat fryer in another thread is being burnt at the steak, sorry, stake, for being smelly and unhealthy
Cor blimey guvnor.
As popular american born chimney sweep Dick Van Dyke would say whilst eating eels and mash.
Cor blimey guvnor.
As popular american born chimney sweep Dick Van Dyke would say whilst eating eels and mash.
Edited by Gandahar on Friday 20th February 21:47
ambuletz said:
is there even any difference in cod and haddock? they're now the same price in all the fish&chip shops around me.
Haddock is slightly sweeter and has a stronger fishy taste and a flakier texture, They are quite similar though because they are from the same family. If you saw one before they are chopped and filleted they do look different.ambuletz said:
is there even any difference in cod and haddock? they're now the same price in all the fish&chip shops around me.
Generally speaking, if you ask for "fish & chips", you'll get cod in England, and haddock in Scotland. In many places cod is seen as a dirty fish (certainly in Scotland, and I believe in some other places like Grimsby too, where haddock is the preferred option).
BrabusMog said:
Where did you get it from? I have had Daddy Donkey's a few times after visiting a customer, but that's a bit of a trek from Victoria.
There are a number of decent burrito places around central London. Daddy Donkey is good, as is Chipotle, Chilangos and Tortilla. One which I've had twice and not been impressed with is Bar Burrito, lacking in flavour and quite stingy with the filling.
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