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I like trying to guess your lunches! Pilau rice, fish or chicken goujons and sweet chilli sauce?
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Originally Posted by uk1
(Post 22803051)
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Originally Posted by Showbizguru
(Post 22803450)
It looks suspiciously like a Punch but the lable is a little difficult to make out.
Purchased via the almost "unknown tax-free route" the bonded area of Geneva. I lay them down as one should .... and currently smoking 2002 :) Two of the "laying down" humidors. http://i612.photobucket.com/albums/t...ps4wrt3cjr.jpg http://i612.photobucket.com/albums/t...pspbmjf0xw.jpg |
Today .... I (we) have been eating ....
Finally got the chance to try Zuma Dubai tonight. Simply fabulous dinner- we had the signature tasting menu. Very deserving of the ranking in the top 100. Best I've had this year
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And people call British food bland! How could you beat a beautiful bit of roast sirloin, roast spuds, horseradish sauce, yorkies, veggies and gravy???!!!^:
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@UK1, why do I get this suspicious feeling that the potatoes are being recycled? :p
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Lovely roast with all the trimmings.
Those wine receptacles? What's that all about? :confused: |
Originally Posted by HIDDY
(Post 22812265)
Lovely roast with all the trimmings.
Those wine receptacles? What's that all about? :confused: |
Originally Posted by uk1
(Post 22812504)
They hold more. Less arm movements. Energy saved.
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Aunt Bessie's ?
You can't kid a kidder. ;) |
Originally Posted by Showbizguru
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Aunt Bessie's ?
You can't kid a kidder. ;) |
Originally Posted by HIDDY
(Post 22812694)
....and look ruddy horrible. Use proper wine glasses and keep those for the gardeners tea.
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Thai lunch special: Massaman Chicken Curry with cashews and a coconut soup appetizer. Plus a Singha beer.
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Originally Posted by uk1
(Post 22813452)
Yorkshires courtesy of Waitrose, Never bother making them now ....:D
They make them for everyone. Interestingly the food giant that is now Aunt Bessie originated as a small company which made Yorkshire Puddings for Butlins holiday camps in the 1970s. What I haven't seen in years is the giant plate-size Yorkshire Puddings which formed the container for an entire roast beef dinner including gravy. Many years ago my local pub in Wiltshire served up Sunday lunches like that - three or four pints of Summer Lightning,lunch and a sleep on the couch afterwards was essential training for would-be Trenchermen. Marvellous. |
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