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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. luvgonzo

    luvgonzo Pisshead

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    That does look good Sweats.
     
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  2. tunns®

    tunns® I'm a camp pirate

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    Looks like Biz to me.
     
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  3. Swarbs

    Swarbs Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    Got a three course Highland banquet tonight. Although I'm also hungover as **** and will probably throw it all up.

    Huzzah.
     
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  4. Sweats

    Sweats Sure Forum Moderator

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    Out for dinner also tonight. I too am hungover and feel sick. Which is great.
     
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  5. Swarbs

    Swarbs Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    Salmon, haggis, roast beef, cheesecake. And we won a bottle of whiskey in the raffle after dinner.

    Winning!
     
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  6. luvgonzo

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    Breakfast was Greek yoghurt with honey, cheese and onion pasty for lunch.
     
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  7. Chief

    Chief Northern Simpleton Forum Moderator

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    I had porridge for breakfast and a chicken salad for dinner. Tea will be a shake consisting of porridge oats, protein, skimmed milk, greek yogurt and a spoonful of almond butter.

    Oh yeah, living the dream alright.

    Got to shift the pounds I put on in eating way too much meat and KFC at the weekend. Had five kids on a sleepover and they wanted to try a bargain bucket. They left most of it, fat **** here was on hand to hoover up what was left!
    They then all requested a full English for breakfast and proceeded to leave most of that too, the little bleeders. Even my special scrambled eggs.

    My farts honked the next day I can tell thee.
     
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  8. Sweats

    Sweats Sure Forum Moderator

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    Special scrambled eggs?? Are they as special as my scrambled eggs??
     
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  9. Chief

    Chief Northern Simpleton Forum Moderator

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    No idea, I've never had your special scrambled eggs.

    Mine, however, taste divine and are smooth and velvety to the palette.
     
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  10. Chief

    Chief Northern Simpleton Forum Moderator

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    What's special about your special scrambled eggs?

    A magic ingredient?
     
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  11. Swarbs

    Swarbs Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    He bought the eggs eight months ago.
     
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  12. Treble

    Treble Keyser Söze

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    I dont know what's special about those eggs but if they're like my special mushrooms and special cakes then they must be special.
     
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  13. Chief

    Chief Northern Simpleton Forum Moderator

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    Ah, special shakes on Koh Phangan. It takes me back!!

    (don't get me started on the ones harvested on the hills above Neath)
     
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  14. Sweats

    Sweats Sure Forum Moderator

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    Special scrambled eggs are very special indeed.

    Fry chorizo, spring onion, quartered shrooms with a dash of chilli powder. Once it all looks cooked add the eggs and scramble. Serve on buttered toast with a squirt of reggae reggae spicy sauce. Breakfast of champions that.
     
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  15. Chief

    Chief Northern Simpleton Forum Moderator

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    Sounds very nice. Chorizo is the finest flavour known to man, bar none. ****ing love it.

    Mine is not so fancy. Mine just involves doing it right, which by my experience no ****er ever does.

    Free range eggs with ORANGE yolks, not fluorescent yellow, splash of whole milk, season (pepper first) and cook in foaming butter.

    Then just fold regularly and do not over cook. Nowt worse than a heap of overcooked dried egg.

    Finish with a spoon full of cream and fold in and allow to rest.
     
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  16. Sweats

    Sweats Sure Forum Moderator

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    I just buy any old eggs.

    I'm ****ing bored. Just been up the range.

    Moving day is also fast approaching. Not done any packing either.
     
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  17. Chief

    Chief Northern Simpleton Forum Moderator

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    Really? Cheap yellow eggs are vile. At least bog standard supermarket free range don't glow in the dark.

    Where I'm staying now, ****e eggs. Can't eat them. Where I was till the bastards put it up to eighty quid a night for summer, beautiful orange eggs.
    Same with sausages. Got to have a sausage with at least some effort gone into it.
     
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  18. luvgonzo

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    Lunch will be Sterlings head on a plate. :biggrin:
     
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  19. luvgonzo

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    I may well be moving home myself (fingers crossed) at the early stages now, doing that part exchange thing for a new build.
     
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  20. Sweats

    Sweats Sure Forum Moderator

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    Lazy bastard. You end up paying more for the new build and get less for your own house when you part ex.
     
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