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I caught an eel in a nearby river a few years back. What a tough fight he put up! I remember landing him and he just gave me an evil eye. Hated me he did. So I unhooked him and let him go.
I suppose, in hindsight, I should have eaten him. There was a YouTube video showing how to skin them by putting a nail through the head and pinning it to a cutting board. Not sure I could cope with the evil eye imagery though :unsure:
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 10873329)
Not2old is the eel smoked?
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Finally made it to N'goc Van! Pho, #36 Beef Sate.
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Tomato, mozzarella and basil salad with olive oil. Baguette on the side even better!
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I went to the Eagles Club today and had turkey noodle soup, a Greek pork wrap with chips and gravy, a schooner of draft and a bottle of Pil. Meets all the high points in Canada's Food Guide.:thumbup:
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As I've had a somewhat unexpected day off, I made a hot jacket potato with cream cheese and home hot-smoked salmon. :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10926455)
As I've had a somewhat unexpected day off, I made a hot jacket potato with cream cheese and home hot-smoked salmon. :thumbup:
Hope it was a NICE unexpected day off.:) Lunch for me - nothing, but don't tell the OH:unsure: He hates it when I don't eat, but I got asked to work in another school in the afternoon, so I was travelling at at lunchtime and didn't have time for anything. Happens a lot, that. 19th Wedding Anniversary tonight, so having something nice to eat:starsmile: , which is good because my stomach thinks my throat is cut. |
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Originally Posted by helcat12
(Post 10926648)
Not the bad kind of "unexpected day off"; the kind that begins with a row with the boss and just keeps going.
Hope it was a NICE unexpected day off.:) Lunch for me - nothing, but don't tell the OH:unsure: He hates it when I don't eat, but I got asked to work in another school in the afternoon, so I was travelling at at lunchtime and didn't have time for anything. Happens a lot, that. 19th Wedding Anniversary tonight, so having something nice to eat:starsmile: , which is good because my stomach thinks my throat is cut. |
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Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10926655)
No, not bad, just a bunch of wankers being wankers that's given me some time off. I may well be getting a few more days off this week as well. :) If so, I'm off down the boozer for lunch tomorrow as the weather is a bit too wet for fishing. You should eat some lunch though, how else are you going ward off all those creepy crawlers that those smelly little buggers bring to school?
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Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10926655)
No, not bad, just a bunch of wankers being wankers that's given me some time off. I may well be getting a few more days off this week as well. :) If so, I'm off down the boozer for lunch tomorrow as the weather is a bit too wet for fishing. You should eat some lunch though, how else are you going ward off all those creepy crawlers that those smelly little buggers bring to school?
I have four-weeks-in-itis right now and feel rubbish. Kids bring all their germs and dump them on you - it is like biological warfare. Well, I will try to have something to say here tomorrow, but it won't be about a pub lunch, more's the pity. :( |
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Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 10926662)
You don't happen to work for the US Government, do you? :D
Oink?!!!:eek: This would be the most unbelievable thing I had ever heard if it was true. :rofl: He might be CIA - Completely Inebriated Always |
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Originally Posted by helcat12
(Post 10926675)
What?
Oink?!!!:eek: This would be the most unbelievable thing I had ever heard if it was true. :rofl: He might be CIA - Completely Inebriated Always |
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I phoned 2-4-1 Pizza and had them make me an order of spinach, feta, and chicken slices (my go-to) and it was delicious as usual. :)
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Gordon Ramsey can stick his michelin stars up his jacksy. None of that fancy food compares to finding an unopened box of mini sausages rolls in the back of the freezer when all you thought was in there was "healthy options". The preheating has commenced. :thumbup:
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Caramelised onion hummus with sweet potatoe
Crisps and some Cadburys fruit n nut! |
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Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 10947793)
Caramelised onion hummus with sweet potatoe
Crisps and some Cadburys fruit n nut! |
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Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 10947793)
Caramelised onion hummus with sweet potatoe
Crisps and some Cadburys fruit n nut! There was food left over from a band rider so I see some ham and cheese sandwiches in my immediate future. |
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I've been making yorkshire puddings & roast potatoes alternately every day for dinner since the weekend (with turkey leftovers). I believe I have some cold roasties waiting for me in the fridge!
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Spicy honey garlic chicken drumsticks. Well, that's buggered the mouse up. :(
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Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10965849)
Spicy honey garlic chicken drumsticks. Well, that's buggered the mouse up. :(
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Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 10965856)
Couldn't you just have given it a bit of cheese?
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Bacon sandwich on flax bread with sweet chili and Frank's.
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Tandoori chicken, saffron rice, garlic nan, Peshwari Naan, and a mixed platter of vegetable samosas, vegetable pakoras & chicken pakoras, and a couple of Indian beers. The big question is, does one stay at work or bugger off and make a day of it. :confused:
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Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10993367)
Tandoori chicken, saffron rice, garlic nan, Peshwari Naan, and a mixed platter of vegetable samosas, vegetable pakoras & chicken pakoras, and a couple of Indian beers. The big question is, does one stay at work or bugger off and make a day of it. :confused:
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Just enjoyed a traditional Sunday roast chicken lunch with all the trimmings.....yum!
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A lovely piece of shepherd's pie, very comforting on a cold day. :thumb up: Oh and it helps to say it in an ethnic accent like people from the west country or up north.
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Fillet steak, chips, a chipotle type sauce, onions. Creme brule.
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Originally Posted by bats
(Post 11003565)
Fillet steak, chips, a chipotle type sauce, onions. Creme brule.
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Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 11003578)
You did get 83% posh.
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Quinoa burger in Fairhaven WA. I got 93% posh ;)
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Today I had a leftover-roast-pork-and-apple-sauce sandwich.
Yesterday I had a roast leg of pork with actual crackling and everything. Ordered specially from the butcher, it's hard to get a decent joint of pork with the skin still on. With roast potatoes and carrots and green beans. Proper delicious, it was. And the house smelt lovely all day, too :) |
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I'm going for a Nando's classic chicken platter if I can get out of here. Peri peri hot. :thumbup:
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Just had the most revolting instant sweet chilli Thai noodles. Sort of like pot noodle without the pot; or the flavour. Bloody awful!
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Originally Posted by rivingtonpike
(Post 11007534)
Just had the most revolting instant sweet chilli Thai noodles. Sort of like pot noodle without the pot; or the flavour. Bloody awful!
Example: http://www.theasiancookshop.co.uk/in...les-2375-p.asp |
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Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 11007612)
There are some right concoctions out there. The best thing is to go to an Asian supermarket and by the dry packs, there are so many flavours and they are very inexpensive. They generally say boil for three mins, but if you put them in a bowl, pour boiling water on top and leave for five minutes they will come out just as well. They are instant after all.
Example: http://www.theasiancookshop.co.uk/in...les-2375-p.asp |
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Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 11007631)
I rather like the Korean Shin Ramyun on a cold night, especially if you put some prawns and spring onions in. :thumbup:
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Avocado and balsamic vinegar on multi grain toast :)
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Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 11007654)
Avocado and balsamic vinegar on multi grain toast :)
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I wish we had Christmas sandwiches over here. Would brighten up the fairly dull season. :(
http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandst...est-best-worst |
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Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 11007674)
I never understood when they ask you if you want white or brown toast. All toast is brown. :confused:
Nice try matey :D |
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Leftover caldo de pollo and rice. You wouldn't think it possible, but it was even more delicious than it was on Sunday.
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