Another 10,000 posts of your dinner (Part 1)

:grinning: I wasn’t joking, that is what it looked like on my phone.

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Today, I felt was the time for cream of mushroom soup.

Chopped onions with half Chestnut mushroom, half closed cap, with dried porcini soaked and added to the mix for a bit more welly along with white wine and smoked garlic. This version uses semi skimmed milk which I prefer to a water/cream split (which it sometimes does literally). It’s never an especially pretty bowl but it’s cheap and excellent eating.

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Have you got shares in doritos?

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Vegetables detected a second time. Who are you and what have you done with Paul?

Fuck me, you’d need a microscope to see them… :joy:

That’s what she said.:weary:

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Since I’ve been such a good boy lately a treat was in order . . .

Pizza Americano (mozzarella, pepperoni, green pepper, and mushroom).

Braised beef ravioli. Sorry for the shit presentation, was delivered and that’s how I dumped it out on the plate.
From a local hipster Italian American restaurant. Retro decoration that looks like something out of The Godfather (black wrought iron, textured wallpaper, red and white checkered tablecloths) with a retro menu to match.

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That pizza is lob gob inducing

Locally landed cod in Guinness batter. With chips, of course.

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That’s my kind of portion.

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Correct amount of vegetables.:+1:

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Pizza (takeaway of course). No photos as they were inhaled after a disrupted day.

For the family …



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kedgeree, fried eggs

twas very tasty, but I clearly didn’t wash my hands thoroughly enough after chopping the chilli. …my bollocks are burning…

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Ann made a beef curry and mini naans…

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Spanish Fricando, beef and mushroom slow cooked stew. Served with non trad pasta, and a Picada on the side

recipe here

the recipe keeps the beef in a chunk, but we like to let it break apart and serve with pasta. Also good with olive oil sauted potatoes

Picada is well worth the effort. We serve on the side (rather than stir it in) as Louise isn’t entirely keen on the annisette and sherry

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Do you use a meat thermometer?

I do use one on larger cuts and fowl…for cuts of steak I employ the venerable
Abductor Pollicis Brevis method…

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yJqXv2T16_8

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