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What the f uck are you having for Dinner thread..

Discussion in 'The Premier League' started by Sweats, Jun 13, 2012.

  1. Tobes

    Tobes Warden Forum Moderator

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    You mean surf and turf?

    Which is lobster tail and fillet steak - on the same plate but not mixed.

    Burger with a prawn cocktail lobbed on top sounds like a monstrosity, with the addition of a pineapple ring, that should constitute a crime against cuisine.
     
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  2. Schlem Boogerman

    Schlem Boogerman Well-Known Member

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    I think it sounds ****in amazing <cheers>
     
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  3. Tobes

    Tobes Warden Forum Moderator

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    Yeah, well that says it all really mate.

    You still in the doghouse or did the garden grave win her over?
     
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  4. Schlem Boogerman

    Schlem Boogerman Well-Known Member

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    Being in the doghouse is a permanent state.

    Where's this burger @Sucky ?
     
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  5. Sucky

    Sucky peoples champ & forum saviour

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    Ill do it later I'm drinking
     
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  6. Sucky

    Sucky peoples champ & forum saviour

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    I pussied out @Schlem Boogerman

    Had em separate

    But made a bangin chutney relish thing I'll get some pics up in a bit
     
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  7. luvgonzo

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    @The Ginger Marks

    Hiya mate. I need a good beef Madras recipe? Not happy with what I'm finding online, none of them contain any vinegar and I thought that was essential to the dish? Any chance you can hit me up with a recipe?
     
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  8. Chief

    Chief Northern Simpleton Forum Moderator

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    Home made chicken saag, rice and chapati.

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  9. The Ginger Marks

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    They don’t all use vinegar especially the BIR restaurant style ones. Although I agree a Madras should reddish in colour (using Kashmiri chilli powder, paprika, turmeric) also have a fruity note with a tad of sourness from the tamarind mixed with vinegar or lemon juice.

    My recipe uses a base gravy with I know you don’t have but the good news is you can cheat. Boil 4 largish onions along with half a carrot in water until both are soft and simply blitz into a paste. In order for the onion mix to caramelise around the edges in a very hot aluminium pan or wok. Only adding more as it dries, try this guys one but add more Kashmiri chilli powder (mild) just bang in your vinegar tamarind in at the end.
     
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  10. luvgonzo

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    Nice one, I'll do it on Saturday night.
     
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    That's a spicy meatball.
     
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  12. luvgonzo

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    Been out for a meal (this is allowed now) was nice, didn't take pics but had lamb shank.
     
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  13. Peej

    Peej Fabio Borini Lover

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    oooh, love a nice slow cooked lamb shank.
     
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    Spurlock Homeboy Forum Moderator

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    Liar
     
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  15. luvgonzo

    luvgonzo Pisshead

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    No mate honest you can go outside now.
     
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  16. Sucky

    Sucky peoples champ & forum saviour

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    Had mcdees.


    Was mingin
     
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  17. JakartaToon

    JakartaToon Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    Is that cockney rhyming slang?
     
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  18. Peej

    Peej Fabio Borini Lover

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    <cheers>
     
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  19. PINKIE

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    Yes, but it means 'I've deposited £50 in the bank' you filthy minded wrong un



























    Which is cockney slang for 'I've cum in her poop chute'
     
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    A day of eating

    Meal 1 Breakfast

    Ingredients 50g oats, 25g flaked almonds, 50ml batista Oat milk, 30g frozen raspberries, 2 strawberries, 2 large egg whites, nutritional yeast (B vitamins), 25g weigh isolate, 25g chia sees, 1 banana., iron vitamin, multi vitamin, teaspoon of honey

    707 calories
    48g protein
    63g carbs
    27g of fat
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    2 hrs until blast off
     
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