HomeHow was your caramelised sausages last night?Mr Magoo wrote:Jacket Pot, caramelised onion sausage and salad.
What's on the menu tonight?
Not a clue what I'm having, the Mrs isn't back till late!
Dinner - Part 1
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721 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 20:15
karlypants
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What's on the menu tonight?
Not a clue what I'm having, the Mrs isn't back till late!
722 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 20:27
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I had Lincolnshire poacher pie,filled with cheesy minted courgettes. Washed down with a bottle of Samuel Adams Boston lager.
723 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 21:53
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Butter chicken Tikka, Lamb Rogan Josh, mushroom rice, garlic naan and onion bhajis from The Antelope in Little Hulton.
Birthday tea - very nice it was too.
Birthday tea - very nice it was too.
724 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 22:00
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Used to go in there a lot. It's ominously close to the graveyard.Breadman wrote:Butter chicken Tikka, Lamb Rogan Josh, mushroom rice, garlic naan and onion bhajis from The Antelope in Little Hulton.
Birthday tea - very nice it was too.
725 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 22:00
karlypants
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It sounds like a brilliant birthday tea that Breadders!Breadman wrote:Butter chicken Tikka, Lamb Rogan Josh, mushroom rice, garlic naan and onion bhajis from The Antelope in Little Hulton.
Birthday tea - very nice it was too.
I've never had a butter chicken Tikka or mushroom rice, I do love a lamb Rogan Josh with a garlic naan and onion Bhajis though from The Spice Island on Tonge Moor Road.
Hope you had a great day mate
726 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 22:01
Mr Magoo
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Plaice, Jacket pot and Peas for me tonight.
727 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 22:06
karlypants
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Plaice in bread crumbs with a wedge of lemon?Mr Magoo wrote:Plaice, Jacket pot and Peas for me tonight.
It's good to see many on here don't just revert to chips everyday due to them being calorific!
Do you just stick a knob of button on your jacket Magoo?
728 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 22:12
Mr Magoo
Youri Djorkaeff
karlypants wrote:Plaice in bread crumbs with a wedge of lemon?Yes without the LemonMr Magoo wrote:Plaice, Jacket pot and Peas for me tonight.
It's good to see many on here don't just revert to chips everyday due to them being calorific!
Do you just stick a knob of button on your jacket Magoo?
729 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 22:20
karlypants
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My typing is becoming bad!Mr Magoo wrote:karlypants wrote:Plaice in bread crumbs with a wedge of lemon?Yes without the LemonMr Magoo wrote:Plaice, Jacket pot and Peas for me tonight.
It's good to see many on here don't just revert to chips everyday due to them being calorific!
Do you just stick a knob of button on your jacket Magoo?
I do have plaice every now and then but I do feel it isn't as tasty as other fish and needs garnishing if you know what I mean.
I do love a piece of smoked Mackerel.
You should be able to get fresh caught whenever where you live Magoo!
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730 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 22:30
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In spring and Summer I have as much fish as I can eat, all less than 4hrs old.karlypants wrote:My typing is becoming bad!Mr Magoo wrote:karlypants wrote:Plaice in bread crumbs with a wedge of lemon?Yes without the LemonMr Magoo wrote:Plaice, Jacket pot and Peas for me tonight.
It's good to see many on here don't just revert to chips everyday due to them being calorific!
Do you just stick a knob of button on your jacket Magoo?
I do have plaice every now and then but I do feel it isn't as tasty as other fish and needs garnishing if you know what I mean.
I do love a piece of smoked Mackerel.
You should be able to get fresh caught whenever you live where you live Magoo!
Its fecking lovely, the BBQ is never shut.
731 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Wed Mar 19 2014, 23:20
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I used to drink in there when it was still a pub.boltonbonce wrote:Used to go in there a lot. It's ominously close to the graveyard.Breadman wrote:Butter chicken Tikka, Lamb Rogan Josh, mushroom rice, garlic naan and onion bhajis from The Antelope in Little Hulton.
Birthday tea - very nice it was too.
(The Antelope, not the graveyard.)
It still feels weird, being all civilised eating a curry in the same spot that I used to weeble about in after nine pints of bitter, trying to chat birds up.
And the toilets are now a lot cleaner......
732 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Sat Mar 29 2014, 19:57
karlypants
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Tonight's dinner is home made somtam with a thai style marinated BBQ pork. 
What are you lot having tonight?
What are you lot having tonight?
733 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Sat Mar 29 2014, 20:03
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Late back from the match after the usual car park wait,so it's egg,chips,and beans,2 thickly buttered barms,and a mug of tea. (Jimmy Phillips testimonial mug). Sorted.
734 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Sat Mar 29 2014, 20:38
Culcheth_White
Andy Walker
Homemade Chicken Madras with egg fried rice and a couple of poppadoms. Yummy!
735 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Sat Mar 29 2014, 20:59
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Big plate of home-made nachos, chilli, cheese sauce, onion rings and garlic mushrooms washed down with ice cold Coronas.
Excellent.
Big thanks to Mrs B.
Excellent.
Big thanks to Mrs B.
736 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Sat Mar 29 2014, 21:04
Mr Magoo
Youri Djorkaeff
Chicken Korma, mushroom rice and a Garlic Naan, followed by Lemon cheesecake.
737 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Sun Mar 30 2014, 09:14
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Mr Magoo wrote:Chicken Korma, mushroom rice and a Garlic Naan, followed by Lemon cheesecake.
Lazy git, one of those set meals from Morrisons I bet. (I had fish and chips, coz I couldn't be arsed to ask the missus to cook something)
739 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Sun Mar 30 2014, 19:45
karlypants
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I hope that's not pre cooked from Morrisons as well...Mr Magoo wrote:Full on roast beef dinner,
740 Re: Dinner - Part 1 Sun Mar 30 2014, 19:47
Mr Magoo
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No it was not, i have been in the kitchen for 3 fecking hrs,karlypants wrote:I hope that's not from Morrisons as well...Mr Magoo wrote:Full on roast beef dinner,
And the curry was not from Morrison's, we do not have them down here.
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