Photo of your dinner (Vol 3)

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illmonkey

18,236 posts

199 months

Thursday 7th March
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Shredded chicken burritos. Omfgyea


generationx

6,851 posts

106 months

Friday 8th March
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Burger place in Cologne last night called Marx Und Engels - excellent cheeseburger, great fries.

https://marxundengels.de/


illmonkey

18,236 posts

199 months

Friday 8th March
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1st course, a fave of mine. Bruschetta


James6112

4,475 posts

29 months

Friday 8th March
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Barbecue (gas) Kebabs
(cleaned it & new gas bottle this week, in before the rush!)


illmonkey

18,236 posts

199 months

Friday 8th March
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Now the Main




Chris Stott

13,459 posts

198 months

Friday 8th March
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Duck breast, seared and pan roast, balsamic and honey glaze, roast asparagus, brocolli, mashed potatoes with thyme & garlic.




Speed 3

4,624 posts

120 months

Saturday 9th March
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Just back from a work trip running senior management workshops for a Dutch company. Stayed at a working farm in the east, just by the German border. Facilities were superb and the food out of this world. Everything raised/butchered/hung on-site (a lot of beef consumed). The other ingredients and presentation were spot-on, should have taken more photos but here’s a sample:






ferret50

974 posts

10 months

Saturday 9th March
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illmonkey said:
Now the Main



Peas!

tongue outtongue outtongue outtongue out

The meat side is a touch rare for my taste, but the gravy looks good.

President Merkin

3,190 posts

20 months

Saturday 9th March
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I have discovered Gnocchi. Made this on a whim off a recipe in the paper, it was good!


illmonkey

18,236 posts

199 months

Saturday 9th March
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Gnocchi is fantastic! Keep at it.

Had a big lunch today so picky food tonight. Nachossssss. Maybe needs to go in the basic food thread hehe


Jer_1974

1,521 posts

194 months

Saturday 9th March
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Out for dinner, far to much salt on the steak which spoilt it.

CharlesdeGaulle

26,427 posts

181 months

Saturday 9th March
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Jer_1974 said:
Out for dinner, far to much salt on the steak which spoilt it.
Was it run over the elbow?

Regbuser

3,648 posts

36 months

Saturday 9th March
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Dining in shelved, local Turkish place instead




Brother D

3,743 posts

177 months

Saturday 9th March
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Nothing too fancy- just homemade spaghetti bolognese (but with a 5 hour cook time). Deffo worth it


carlo996

5,888 posts

22 months

Sunday 10th March
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Hunter chicken…


illmonkey

18,236 posts

199 months

Sunday 10th March
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Disaster with HMS armchair, it’s going downnnnnn!


Chris Stott

13,459 posts

198 months

Sunday 10th March
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No Sunday roast for me this week… bit of a footy match to watch biggrin

A light vegetable curry that I’d made and frozen some time ago, with a piece of cod fillet. Coriander and lemon garnish. Couple of chapattis out of shot.

Despite being cobbled together, it turned out super tasty.


eskidavies

5,391 posts

160 months

Sunday 10th March
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Last night ,chicken tikka sagg , bagees , samosas,sweet potatoe fries and some pickled onions



The fries were doused in pickle vinegar

Chris Stott

13,459 posts

198 months

Sunday 10th March
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That’s an interesting combination, Eski

Curry, bhajis… with sweet potato fries (okaaaay)… and pickled onions laugh

eskidavies

5,391 posts

160 months

Sunday 10th March
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Chris Stott said:
That’s an interesting combination, Eski

Curry, bhajis… with sweet potato fries (okaaaay)… and pickled onions laugh
Yes I’m odd I know , just using stuff up ,some sweet pots which I fancied some pickled vinegar on ,which meant opening a jar so now I need to consume onions as well