Photo of your dinner (Vol 3)
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ChemicalChaos said:
On the way back form Leics to Cheshire with the GF last night, we wanted to find somewhere to stop for dinner and had a quick google. Best suggestion we could find was a canal-side pub just off the A50 near Derby, called the Ragley Boat Stop.
Turned out to be a delightful rural pub, part of a larger chain, with a fantastic menu and wonderful terraced eating patio alongside the canal.
I had the King Henry VIII special 24ozrump steak, and the GF had a butterflied breaded chicken topped in melted parmesan and cheddar.
10/10 would get stuffed with meat here again!
Not sure if they still do them, but their homemade nachos are divine.Turned out to be a delightful rural pub, part of a larger chain, with a fantastic menu and wonderful terraced eating patio alongside the canal.
I had the King Henry VIII special 24ozrump steak, and the GF had a butterflied breaded chicken topped in melted parmesan and cheddar.
10/10 would get stuffed with meat here again!
I haven't managed to get back there yet but would go in a heartbeat.
ApOrbital said:
Nice food cc,I take it your g/f is right handed?
The knife/fork placement? She hadn't yet picked them up from where the waiter had dropped themwazztie16 said:
Not sure if they still do them, but their homemade nachos are divine.
I haven't managed to get back there yet but would go in a heartbeat.
Didn't see them on the menu but if I go back I'll have to keep an eye out!I haven't managed to get back there yet but would go in a heartbeat.
craigjm said:
Didnt fancy going all out for the Murphy Chemicalchaos?
..... the 32oz monster? I know my limits 
Had a couple of nights in the local hospital beginning of the week …. This was my dinner choice one evening:
Steak and Kidney pie - mash (really nice), and beans as I hate mixed vegetables ….
. Was really really tasty, far better than it looked. Out of shot an Apricot crumble with custard to finish.
Steak and Kidney pie - mash (really nice), and beans as I hate mixed vegetables ….
. Was really really tasty, far better than it looked. Out of shot an Apricot crumble with custard to finish.
seyre1972 said:
Had a couple of nights in the local hospital beginning of the week …. This was my dinner choice one evening:
Steak and Kidney pie - mash (really nice), and beans as I hate mixed vegetables ….. Was really really tasty, far better than it looked. Out of shot an Apricot crumble with custard to finish.
An NHS hospital that actually cooks its own food? You are lucky! Steak and Kidney pie - mash (really nice), and beans as I hate mixed vegetables ….
. Was really really tasty, far better than it looked. Out of shot an Apricot crumble with custard to finish.(not the being in hospital bit)
Thanks, we certainly enjoyed it!
I used this recipe only I used chicken breasts, chopped, and served with rice as well as there was nowhere near enough to serve four people without it, and I was only cooking for three.
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/peanut-butter-...
I used this recipe only I used chicken breasts, chopped, and served with rice as well as there was nowhere near enough to serve four people without it, and I was only cooking for three.
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/peanut-butter-...
Edited by Martin350 on Saturday 31st July 22:30
EvoDelta said:
I don't cook that often, but was feeling nostalgic recently, so I made a 70s/80s classic. Monkfish "scampi", chips and lemon mayonnaise. Just missing the basket.
Love it! Scampi has been a favourite of mine since I was a child, and I remember the baskets, ha!
I might have to give this a go myself.
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