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Bleepedy Bloops Mar 6th 2016 10:37 am

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I love those Milano "S" biscuits :)

Oink Mar 11th 2016 12:15 pm

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Will be having our tea at the Keg tonight as a mate's mate who I did a favour for in January has just dropped off a gift certificate for $150. :thumbup:

Stinkypup Mar 11th 2016 1:20 pm

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Originally Posted by Oink (Post 11893214)
Will be having our tea at the Keg tonight as a mate's mate who I did a favour for in January has just dropped off a gift certificate for $150. :thumbup:

:thumbup: Just remember my older pup's recommendations- Mushroom Neptune and Steak Oscar as I recollect.... Yum

Oink Mar 11th 2016 4:11 pm

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Originally Posted by Stinkypup (Post 11893261)
:thumbup: Just remember my older pup's recommendations- Mushroom Neptune and Steak Oscar as I recollect.... Yum

I don't like the mushroom neptune so went with the scallops and bacon. But I did opt for the NY strip as recommended. The first one was horrible so sent it back, the second one was much better. But with the bottle of wine and the copious cocktails HID knocked back, I had to put in another $30 on top of the gift card. Still lot so fun watching Canadians scoff their food down, plus our waitress with no sense of irony, was apoplectic that she had to work which meant sh couldn't go to the Justin Bieber concert. Most entertaining. :thumbup:

Stinkypup Mar 11th 2016 4:30 pm

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Originally Posted by Oink (Post 11893341)
I don't like the mushroom neptune so went with the scallops and bacon. But I did opt for the NY strip as recommended. The first one was horrible so sent it back, the second one was much better. But with the bottle of wine and the copious cocktails HID knocked back, I had to put in another $30 on top of the gift card. Still lot so fun watching Canadians scoff their food down, plus our waitress with no sense of irony, was apoplectic that she had to work which meant sh couldn't go to the Justin Bieber concert. Most entertaining. :thumbup:

Sounds like a good night on all fronts- we entertained a UK based nephew pup who says cool and awesome a lot but despite that, I still like him a lot. Went to an AsianFusion restaurant which had a weird mix of food but pretty good food for these parts. Youngest puplet struggled as he was left to construct his own sushi without the instruction manual ... Weird:unsure: It was entertaining :thumbup:
Shame you missed the Biebs

caretaker Mar 16th 2016 12:27 pm

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Chicken salad sandwiches.

BristolUK Mar 23rd 2016 10:29 am

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Very nice top sirloin steak - bargain, down to 5.29 lb - with a few roasted carrots.

I never realised roasted carrots (Pam sprayed) would be so nice.

caretaker Mar 23rd 2016 10:34 am

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Eenie menie, chili beanie, they had real nice lean ground beef on for $6.59/kg at Independent so I bought in, and it's chili con carne tonight.

BristolUK Apr 7th 2016 11:01 am

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Goat curry from the new take-away selling Caribbean food up the road.

A long time since I had one of those. Birthday seemed a good reason :o

Not enough meat but it was delicious. :thumbup:

http://www.gifs.cc/birthday/happy-birthday-to-me.gif

caretaker Apr 7th 2016 11:25 am

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I'm cooking a duck, haven't had duck in a little while.

BristolUK Apr 7th 2016 12:24 pm

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Originally Posted by caretaker (Post 11916711)
I'm cooking a duck, haven't had duck in a little while.

Tried currying one?

Shard Apr 7th 2016 12:31 pm

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Originally Posted by BristolUK (Post 11904045)
Very nice top sirloin steak - bargain, down to 5.29 lb - with a few roasted carrots.

I never realised roasted carrots (Pam sprayed) would be so nice.

Other than raw (or juiced) that's the only way I consume them. Although I do substitute olive oil for the Pam.

BristolUK Apr 7th 2016 12:49 pm

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Originally Posted by Shard (Post 11916749)
Other than raw (or juiced) that's the only way I consume them. Although I do substitute olive oil for the Pam.

Ah...the Pam I use is extra virgin :thumbup:

caretaker Apr 7th 2016 1:19 pm

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Originally Posted by BristolUK (Post 11916745)
Tried currying one?

Not that I can recall, but that doesn't mean I haven't. It's probably good but when I try to imagine it I keep on seeing sweet & sour with pineapple or cherries.

MillieF Apr 7th 2016 1:51 pm

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Originally Posted by BristolUK (Post 11916691)
A long time since I had one of those. Birthday seemed a good reason :o

Not enough meat but it was delicious. :thumbup:

http://www.gifs.cc/birthday/happy-birthday-to-me.gif

I hesitate to say Luv-a-duck-as I seldom have the chance,but on this occasion I would say so, together with Many Happy Returns! I realy hope you had the day you deserved:thumbup:

One of my favourite meals...duck breast, gently blipped in a bit of citrus and lemony porty wine, can never be beaten. I prefer farmed duck...it isn't tough.

Hope you had a spectacular day:cake:


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