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rafi2k6 Nov 8, 2012 11:23 am

Today .... I (we) have been eating ....
 
Location: Montréal
Meal: Lunch

Chicken version of pulled pork, rice, grilled peppers and an iced tea.

uk1 Nov 8, 2012 11:52 am


Originally Posted by rafi2k6 (Post 19648448)
Location: Montréal
Meal: Lunch

Chicken version of pulled pork, rice, grilled peppers and an iced tea.



Is that chicken au naturel, or is it sort of barbecue sauced?

Steph3n Nov 9, 2012 10:03 am

Location: Home

My lunch and dinner (one meal, 2 of the wraps) was a chinese styled (never had anything exactly like it but could imagine it being as had several similar) lettuce wrap.

minced pork, onion, brown rice, mushrooms and 5 spice with soy and ginger on the filling, with scrambled eggs cooked in the 'leftover' sauce from above after moving it out of the wok, topped with a sweet tomato quick pickle sauce (and the tomato too).

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-m...-06-08_832.jpg

Better than anything at a nearby chinese 'restaurant' and far more authentic.

Jimgotkp Nov 9, 2012 10:45 pm


Originally Posted by BuildingMyBento (Post 19580296)
Korean BBQ eateries excel in garlic clove giving, though they'd more like do it if the patron is the one doing the BBQing.

Koreans love garlic. :) We even eat raw garlic cloves when having sanggyetang. Don't worry, I never go out that night or the next day if I have raw garlic cloves :P

uk1 Nov 10, 2012 1:58 pm


Originally Posted by Jimgotkp (Post 19657588)
Koreans love garlic. :) We even eat raw garlic cloves when having sanggyetang. Don't worry, I never go out that night or the next day if I have raw garlic cloves :P

I guess that's why vampires are known to avoid Korea .....:)

ILuvParis Nov 10, 2012 7:22 pm


Originally Posted by Jimgotkp (Post 19657588)
Koreans love garlic. :) We even eat raw garlic cloves when having sanggyetang. Don't worry, I never go out that night or the next day if I have raw garlic cloves :P

Not everyone can say that. Nothing like that "aroma" on the crowded commuter train in the morning. :eek:

Had a mediocre burger at Disneyland (the original) today.

uk1 Nov 11, 2012 5:57 am

Location: UK-Hampshire-home
Meal: Lunch

I know I'll get no sympathy.

Cumberland pork sausage sandwiches with Colmans English Mustard, potato croquettes, baked beans ........ and Chateau Freybernat - our new red "house wine" since I bought a few dozen when half price at Ocado.

http://www.ocado.com/catalog/images-...80013011_H.jpg

mradey Nov 11, 2012 12:16 pm

Location: UK - deepest Kent
Meal: Dinner


Roast Chicken, roast potatoes, baked carrots (for msadey), broccoli, carrots, sage & onion stuffing and gravy!


Adey

PS UK1 - I see the Freybernat is still on special at Ocodo. I have the mother in law visiting for a week or so (sadly I'll be in LA) and need to stock up on 'plonk'. Recommended as an every day snifter?

uk1 Nov 11, 2012 12:25 pm


Originally Posted by mradey (Post 19664575)
Location: UK - deepest Kent
Meal: Dinner

PS UK1 - I see the Freybernat is still on special at Ocodo. I have the mother in law visiting for a week or so (sadly I'll be in LA) and need to stock up on 'plonk'. Recommended as an every day snifter?

Very much so. It needs opening and warming. It isn't oaky and at first seems a bit on the light side. It isn't a merlot or rioja, but it has some subtle style about it. But when I opened the second which was warmer I really liked it. It's poor value at the (I think) £13 or so but at half price it's really great. You need to check it's still on offer.

Let me know how you get on.

ps just checked and still on offer - I've added another 20 to my next order. I've read a negative review which says it's rough and tannic - but I'd say the absolute opposite.

Yoshi212 Nov 11, 2012 3:14 pm

Location: Catskill Mountains of NY
Meal: dinner

Veal stew & garlic bread. Fresh baked chocolate chip cookies for dessert.

HIDDY Nov 11, 2012 4:02 pm

Location. Back garden.

Meal. Very late lunch even for here.....so no dinner tonight.

Pork ribs cooked on the parrilla with tattie salad using home made mayonnaise along with some fresh tomato/onion sprinkled with chimichurri.

uk1 Nov 12, 2012 1:12 am

Location: UK-Hampshire-home
Meal: Breakfast

Water. :(

Annual fasting blood test today.

Sweet Willie Nov 12, 2012 6:34 am

Location: Chicago/Home
Breakfast this morning: a good bagel & lox, w/a few thin rings of sliced red onion

One of my all fave breakfasts:-:

Yoshi212 Nov 12, 2012 6:52 am

Ditto except I'm in NYC and it was a bialy.


Originally Posted by Sweet Willie (Post 19667974)
Location: Chicago/Home
Breakfast this morning: a good bagel & lox, w/a few thin rings of sliced red onion

One of my all fave breakfasts:-:


uk1 Nov 12, 2012 7:17 am


Originally Posted by Sweet Willie (Post 19667974)
Location: Chicago/Home
Breakfast this morning: a good bagel & lox, w/a few thin rings of sliced red onion

One of my all fave breakfasts:-:

^^^

.... in the UK we might add just a touch of Philadelphia ...... but it sounds perfect.:)


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