Teatime Choices
#1711
Re: Teatime Choices
@BristolUK, how creamy is it under the pastry? Thinking of doing my own...
#1712
Re: Teatime Choices
The pies are not as big as the chicken ones, only 545g instead of 800 or so. But filling. My MIL doesn't like fish of any kind so we split the pie into 3 and don't need anything added. Just as well as a third is 460 cals.
They're worth the normal $10 but you can get them for $7
#1713
Re: Teatime Choices
There's a bechamel sauce. Not runny but very moist.
The pies are not as big as the chicken ones, only 545g instead of 800 or so. But filling. My MIL doesn't like fish of any kind so we split the pie into 3 and don't need anything added. Just as well as a third is 460 cals.
They're worth the normal $10 but you can get them for $7
The pies are not as big as the chicken ones, only 545g instead of 800 or so. But filling. My MIL doesn't like fish of any kind so we split the pie into 3 and don't need anything added. Just as well as a third is 460 cals.
They're worth the normal $10 but you can get them for $7
#1715
Re: Teatime Choices
I'm making the new BE favourite saganaki (can't help thinking Nagasaki) and throwing in some fresh fish along with the shrimp since the fishing was good today.
Last edited by caretaker; Dec 21st 2018 at 1:09 am.
#1716
Re: Teatime Choices
We ate at a new Kelsey's that opened. Best fish (and chips) I've had here. I've tried it in several places and it's usually been haddock and not very good.
But this was cod and brilliant. Just like from a good chip shop back in the UK (but not my old local one which was terrible)
But this was cod and brilliant. Just like from a good chip shop back in the UK (but not my old local one which was terrible)
#1718
Re: Teatime Choices
Don't despair, only a few days left until kippers, and sausage rolls, and fruitcake and mince pies. Looks like she's counting on you eating too much over the holidays and is being proactive, or possibly planning a trip to somewhere warm and wants you to look your best in a bathing suit. I had thought that a culinary course of some sort at VCC might be a nice little stocking-stuffer and prompt an interest in more appealing food, but on second look there don't seem to be any night classes. Try leaving Laura Calder laying around on the browser of any media devices, as if by accident.
https://www.foodnetwork.ca/shows/French-Food-at-Home/
I had chicken thighs with peppers and mushrooms and red onions in sweet black pepper sauce, and rice.
https://www.foodnetwork.ca/shows/French-Food-at-Home/
I had chicken thighs with peppers and mushrooms and red onions in sweet black pepper sauce, and rice.
Last edited by caretaker; Dec 22nd 2018 at 11:07 am.
#1722
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Re: Teatime Choices
My resolve finally broke, lol.. after consulting with my neurologist a couple of weeks ago, he told me I could have a specific food once or twice a year........ so I did it, I only b****y well did it!
I had a 6oz fillet steak tonight (rare) - with a small (dry) baked potato and a small side salad (no dressing) - and a glass of wine (Henry of Pelham Baco Noir - Old Vines) ........ and it was SO good!
My first red meat in 9 months!
I had a 6oz fillet steak tonight (rare) - with a small (dry) baked potato and a small side salad (no dressing) - and a glass of wine (Henry of Pelham Baco Noir - Old Vines) ........ and it was SO good!
My first red meat in 9 months!
#1723
Re: Teatime Choices
My resolve finally broke, lol.. after consulting with my neurologist a couple of weeks ago, he told me I could have a specific food once or twice a year........ so I did it, I only b****y well did it!
I had a 6oz fillet steak tonight (rare) - with a small (dry) baked potato and a small side salad (no dressing) - and a glass of wine (Henry of Pelham Baco Noir - Old Vines) ........ and it was SO good!
My first red meat in 9 months!
I had a 6oz fillet steak tonight (rare) - with a small (dry) baked potato and a small side salad (no dressing) - and a glass of wine (Henry of Pelham Baco Noir - Old Vines) ........ and it was SO good!
My first red meat in 9 months!
#1724
Re: Teatime Choices
My resolve finally broke, lol.. after consulting with my neurologist a couple of weeks ago, he told me I could have a specific food once or twice a year........ so I did it, I only b****y well did it!
I had a 6oz fillet steak tonight (rare) - with a small (dry) baked potato and a small side salad (no dressing) - and a glass of wine (Henry of Pelham Baco Noir - Old Vines) ........ and it was SO good! ***
My first red meat in 9 months!
I had a 6oz fillet steak tonight (rare) - with a small (dry) baked potato and a small side salad (no dressing) - and a glass of wine (Henry of Pelham Baco Noir - Old Vines) ........ and it was SO good! ***
My first red meat in 9 months!
***You should have a word with HID and tell her this malnutrition is damaging your eyesight.
#1725
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Location: SW Ontario
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Re: Teatime Choices
Just a little bit, lol
Sadly not, he told me I should only eat red meat once or twice a year.. I had to beg to get that dispensation, lol... he'd prefer me not to eat it at all... I'm a rebel!