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

****ing pastry wars, you can buy it frozen from Asda.

 

And I do, sometimes tesco....but never sainsburys....looking down their wannabe snob noses at me

 

No, I do five folds, three with butter two without.

 

It's a great product for sure but when you're retired it's a hobby not a chore.

 

Banchord

 

If I want pastry I just use this stuff, all the supermarkets sell it. You can either keep it in the fridge until it's date or freeze it....

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I leave baking to the chicks.

 

Chicken, spinach, curry.

 

Lucky, I have to drive 5 hours to get that **** and pay through the nose for it. It takes all the megre profit from the produce so i make my own.

 

I don't mind Jus Roll, I found it to be ok. You can generally get it on offer for £1 a roll, takes all the hassle out of it, but yeah I wouldn't drive 5 hours for it.

 

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I hear you,if I was at home I'd do the same.

 

I understand the logistics of it and it’s a great commercial product. Alas I will still have to bang out my 2nd tier product.

 

Very nice.

 

Indian takeaway tomorrow, the place is really good. Chicken Handi for me.

 

Chicken on the bone..homemade style?

 

has anyone ever done a day session in IPA?

goose IPA from Aldi is a nice citrus one.

 

That's all I drink if I go out yeah. Not a fan of Goose Island, too bitter.

 

Yes they do it on the bone there for a lot of dishes but not the Handi. It won some Gordon Ramsey best British Restaurant show years ago, really good place.

 

don’t think it’s goose island? In 330mm cans in Aldi. Friend got me on it over the summer.
Great to pop a box in the golf bag for a round.

 

Don't have an Aldi so haven't seen it. I've noticed a recent trend where British brewers are using the US hops to get that crisp clean taste the American stuff has. Firestone Walker Union Jack IPA is still the best beer I've ever had. US beer is superb.