Photo of your dinner (Vol 3)

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dickymint

24,419 posts

259 months

Saturday 16th March
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kingBadger said:
Had dinner out in London... ate this... regretted every second of it. Guesses to what it was?

Duck Blood bowtie

kingBadger

196 posts

164 months

Saturday 16th March
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dickymint said:
Duck Blood bowtie
Well done Dicky! Have you tried it? It was a free sample at Happy Lamb Holborn which was (apart from this thing) very nice indeed!

dickymint

24,419 posts

259 months

Saturday 16th March
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kingBadger said:
dickymint said:
Duck Blood bowtie
Well done Dicky! Have you tried it? It was a free sample at Happy Lamb Holborn which was (apart from this thing) very nice indeed!
Yes out in Korea but thankfully just small bite size chunks as a side. Wrapped in a lettuce leaf with beef and a dollop of Kimchi and dipped in a sauce helped hehe I would have puked eating it on it's own but didn't want to show disrespect to our host.

carlo996

5,768 posts

22 months

Saturday 16th March
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dickymint said:
Yes out in Korea but thankfully just small bite size chunks as a side. Wrapped in a lettuce leaf with beef and a dollop of Kimchi and dipped in a sauce helped hehe I would have puked eating it on it's own but didn't want to show disrespect to our host.
Likely better than the sea slug that greeted me at a dinner to celebrate the successful installation at a customers site in China. One of the rankest things I have ever seen, and although I tried, my gag reflex completely refused to give in. Awful.

Mobile Chicane

20,846 posts

213 months

Saturday 16th March
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kingBadger said:
Had dinner out in London... ate this... regretted every second of it. Guesses to what it was?

That plate looks grubby.

dickymint

24,419 posts

259 months

Saturday 16th March
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carlo996 said:
dickymint said:
Yes out in Korea but thankfully just small bite size chunks as a side. Wrapped in a lettuce leaf with beef and a dollop of Kimchi and dipped in a sauce helped hehe I would have puked eating it on it's own but didn't want to show disrespect to our host.
Likely better than the sea slug that greeted me at a dinner to celebrate the successful installation at a customers site in China. One of the rankest things I have ever seen, and although I tried, my gag reflex completely refused to give in. Awful.
Certainly not for the squeamish and even worse if you see them live. Here's a vid (not mine) of the market we were taken to - Sea Slugs about 1 minute in...........



Later that night we were taken to a posh Japanese restaurant where we were offered live Sashimi - I wont post a video as it's gruesome bordering on obscene hurl

Jer_1974

1,514 posts

194 months

Sunday 17th March
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generationx

6,799 posts

106 months

Sunday 17th March
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Jer_1974 said:
Looks great - needs more cauliflower cheese cloud9

Master Bean

3,586 posts

121 months

Sunday 17th March
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Weiner Schnitzel for main followed by Kaiserschmarrn washed down with a can of Puttty. Thanks mumma Bean.


generationx

6,799 posts

106 months

Sunday 17th March
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Master Bean said:
Weiner Schnitzel for main followed by Kaiserschmarrn washed down with a can of Puttty. Thanks mumma Bean.

cloud9 again!

RC1807

12,555 posts

169 months

Sunday 17th March
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Chris Stott said:
I wish lamb was more accessible here… that looks good!
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Same here. Can really only buy expensive trimmed chops, leg steaks, entire legs or crowns / fillets.
Bummer.
Love lamb, but it’s so damned expensive.
Plenty of sheep around, but no idea what happens to the meat produced by them.

I have to order cheaper cuts of lamb - at a significant price - which makes it an extravagance.

wobble

generationx

6,799 posts

106 months

Monday 18th March
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Homemade tomato soup with semi-homemade cheesy garlic bread (shop-bought base, homemade garlic butter, grated, shop-bought of course, cheese). Sensational.


Chris Stott

13,413 posts

198 months

Monday 18th March
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Last night… 21 day aged steak, sweet potato mash with spring onions, roast asparagus, broccoli.





Tonight… spicy prawn and vegetable noodles.


CharlesdeGaulle

26,324 posts

181 months

Monday 18th March
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Home made broccoli, carrot and garlic soup. With added peas, just because...


illmonkey

18,218 posts

199 months

Monday 18th March
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They’ve let me escape the office, so I’m indulging in some meals out this week. This is easy a top 10 pizza, maybe top 5. It’s near the hotel and I’ve been 4 times now over the years, everytime it’s a winner!

dickymint

24,419 posts

259 months

Monday 18th March
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Manx Kipper and duck egg scrambled........



bodhi

10,564 posts

230 months

Monday 18th March
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Last night's dinner - at The Estate at the weekend we stopped into Pieminster and got take away, so had Moo and chips with veg.



Was suitably impressed with the pie, tasty filling and very light pastry - would have again.

illmonkey

18,218 posts

199 months

Monday 18th March
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bodhi said:
Last night's dinner - at The Estate at the weekend we stopped into Pieminster and got take away, so had Moo and chips with veg.



Was suitably impressed with the pie, tasty filling and very light pastry - would have again.
I don’t bother getting any other pie anymore, straight to pieminister for a moo. So good.

But you’re a wrongun, where the fk is the gravy?!

TeeRev

1,644 posts

152 months

Wednesday 20th March
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It was my birthday yesterday and we decided to eat in as my nephew and his partner came up from Hampshire for dinner with us.

I got to choose and mostly cook the menu, Coquille St Jacques were the starter and I forgot to take a pic of that but here's some shots of the main course. Cote du Boeuf with mushroom diane sauce, rosemary and salt chips and my wife's crispy courgetti spaghetti which is much nicer that it looks.



There was only room for a little bit of cheese after that and we've only had a small breakfast today as we're taking them to Rathfinney Vineyard Tasting Room for lunch later.

Chris Stott

13,413 posts

198 months

Wednesday 20th March
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Pork Bulgogi with steamed rice


Side of Bok Choi with mushrooms in garlic/oyster sauce.