Another 10,000 posts of your dinner (Part 2)

What’s goin’ on?

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And so I wake up in the morning and I step outside…

And realise I don’t have a hangover because of a lovely meal. And also pleased to report that the Development Cake I built last year hasn’t dried out.

It is a LCW Series 104:

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Faggots for me…

Pork belly for N…

Followed by Sticky Date pud with clotted cream ice-cream…

N had choc mousse…

Adequate.

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Rump steak, skin on chips in beef dripping ‘n beer battered onion rings.

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Cooked under the finest heat lamp

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Leyland Cake Workshop Gâteau Béton©️- Unit Number 100-113 has been built and is undergoing Heat Treatment.

Once Surface Treatment has been added, it will be ready for a Dinner Party. This is why an information slip is provided. :expressionless_face:



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Complete. Special badges will be applied once Surface Treatment has cured. :expressionless_face:

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Useruppa Tom Yum…

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9-hr Greek style lamb 1/4 shoulder 24hr marinade and cooked in bottle of Red Wine. Carved with a spoon.

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Chicken in oyster & spring onion sauce with mushrooms, peppers, onions and noodles. Extra chilli added, to produce a bit of a kick.

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Nachos with sirloin strips

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Star Wars GIF

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Harrod’s ?

Really ?

There’s a reason!

I wanted the Richard Brendon / JanciS Robinson collaboration wine glasses. Harrods had them on sale. But to get free postage I needed to find £9 lol

This seemed the cheapest way to do it.

Otherwise I wouldn’t have bothered

It’s not bad tho

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Not any longer by the look of it :frowning:

It’s not much of an exaggeration to say that the wife won’t drink wine out of anything else.

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I just looked at them, they seem to be nice but quite routine looking wineglasses - what’s so special about them?

Err, you’re asking me to explain wife logic :laughing:

It’s possibly more habit than anything else.

I use the fluted single old fashioneds for a Manhattan and the diamond cut for, err, an Old Fashioned.

However I see they’re now £100 a go which I doubt I would pay these days.

On the odd occasion I have a glass of wine I tend to use some 70s cut glass goblets that belonged to my parents

Again, mostly habit.

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I’m forever smashing them so IKEA for me , I do have some nice stemless ones the wife bought me, I’m too afraid to use them, boxed up still from three years ago

We use Iittala Ultima Thule sparking wine glasses and high ball glasses. We do have the white wine glasses as well but prefer the sparkling for all wine.

With a bit of digging can be found cheaper elsewhere. Royal Design for example.