The "what did you have for dinner this evening" ?Inspiration through everyday eating habits |
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The "what did you have for dinner this evening" ?Inspiration through everyday eating habits |
26.Oct.2010, 09:13 AM
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Location: Stockholm Joined: 27.Oct.2006 |
fried eggs and red bean
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26.Oct.2010, 09:15 AM
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#32
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Location: Luleå Joined: 20.May.2008 |
Just got a care package from Oz, Keens Curry Powder & Gravox!!
Made a mean Curry Mince with veg & had it with rice & tomato sauce!!! Oh the memorys!!!!!! Thinking of making curry pies & putting some Mash on top?? |
26.Oct.2010, 01:36 PM
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Joined: 30.Dec.2009 |
In a break from our usual vegetarian diet and to support the C.I.A.'s vast right wing conspiracy to take over the whole world or something, we ate at McDo. Had an excellent chocolate shake, french fries, and a burger. Shake and fries were transcendent. Burger King's Big Whoopper is a better burger.
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26.Oct.2010, 03:58 PM
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Joined: 16.Aug.2010 |
Guess what, I just ate one of those "double down" sandwiches at KFC. What is that you might ask? It's a sandwich made out of two pieces of fried chicken with bac
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mmmmmm *drool* KFC - tower burger for me, it's like a regular chicken fillet burger but it has a hash brown on it Does KFC exist in Sweden. i haven't found one yet on my travels. Nope, but they have it in Denmark. I don't get it, you can get chicken wraps at KFC. I really miss Oporto and Nandos though, damn good chicken. |
26.Oct.2010, 04:03 PM
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Joined: 16.Aug.2010 |
Oh BTW I mean to say, we had chicken breast, cut into slices and browned, add mushrooms and some flavoured creme fraiche until heated, rice and broccoli and cauliflower bake which is basically a whole cauliflower and a head of broccoli, cut into florettes and steamed, then put into a baking dish, cover with cheese sauce (I cheat and buy a ready made one, but you can do it with milk, cornflower and cheese), lightly cover with cheese and breadcrumbs and bake for like, 30 minutes on 180.
Leftovers make great lunch boxes! |
26.Oct.2010, 04:03 PM
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Location: Stockholm Joined: 3.May.2009 |
Some unusual eating habits out there!! Wowsers. I made Coq au Reisling last night, which became a big hearty cassrole with leeks and a dollop of wholegrain mustard in the end topped with sliced par boiled new potatoes and left to crisp in the over, enough for about 12 so more of the same tonight. Winter comfort food is the best :-))
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26.Oct.2010, 04:07 PM
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Joined: 2.Jun.2010 |
Made French Toast. Topped it with syrup for the kids. For the adults we had thick bacon with blueberry preserves and sour cream.
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26.Oct.2010, 04:15 PM
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Location: Stockholm Joined: 21.Feb.2007 |
Last night I had baked chicken breast with broccoli & carrots and a roasted sweet white corn-on-the-cob. Glass of merlot and watched a movie on my Mac. It was a pretty s
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Oh jebus. So did your better half voluntarily choose to sleep in another room or did you smoke him out in the middle of the night? What I had... I made some frozen cheese struedels and salad. Sorry, no broccoli involved. |
26.Oct.2010, 04:20 PM
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Location: Stockholm Joined: 11.Sep.2008 |
Tonight it's stekt strömming with bubble and a fresh lingonberry compote.
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26.Oct.2010, 04:26 PM
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Location: Europe Joined: 28.Oct.2008 |
Its late and I havent even gone to the shops to buy dinner food ... Kids had american pancakes since they are at home with the snivels ....
I just cannot face a BK / MCD etc right now .... but cant think of any restaurant I would want to eat at (appart from Cassi ... but its too far across town for me) |
26.Oct.2010, 04:42 PM
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Joined: 23.Mar.2010 |
Few Guinnesses, with a Benson and Hedges amuse-bouche in between each course. Treble Laphraoig for dessert.
The newly-single male's dinner of choice. |
26.Oct.2010, 04:47 PM
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Joined: 8.Mar.2010 |
Oh jebus. So did your better half voluntarily choose to sleep in another room or did you smoke him out in the middle of the night?What I had... I made some frozen cheese strue
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LOL! Fortunately, I was blessed by the gastrointestinal gods -- I don't ever get the...ehmm, side effects?...of eating broccoli or anything like that. The only foods that get to me are raw cabbage (in salads) and, strangely, pears and apple skin (if I skin the apple, I am fine; if I don't, I'm TOAST!) It has to do with a certain sugar that I don't break down effectively. But I can eat any veg, legume or lentil to my heart's content without "smoking" anybody out! Last night I had chicken Gyoza potstickers with Island Soyaki sauce (It's a mixture of teryaki and soy sauce with pineapple juice & sesame seeds...you can make it yourself, it's a delicious sauce and fantastic marinade) and steamed brown rice. Washed it down with a very mature beverage - lemonade |
26.Oct.2010, 05:24 PM
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#43
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Joined: 16.Apr.2010 |
Chicken dopiaza and rice.
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26.Oct.2010, 05:28 PM
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Joined: 4.Jun.2010 |
Beef with mashed potatoes and salad (Löviff med potatismos och sallad)
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26.Oct.2010, 05:29 PM
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Location: Stockholm Joined: 21.Feb.2007 |
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