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Nov 13th 2009 | 12:21 am

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Re: Top 5 things you cook for your tea.

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That's not good. You need your veggies.

Last week I ate at a raw food veggie restaurant, that should do me 'til Christmas, I reckon.

Nov 13th 2009 | 1:41 am

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Re: Top 5 things you cook for your tea.

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Depends on the season, and we rarely eat the same thing twice.
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If you learned to cook then you might find a recipe you liked

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I usually have a can of Pride and a couple of bottles of Cotes du Rhone. If it's late in the week I might add a shot of something.

After Shithead II left I went on a Gin and Slimline Tonic diet for a couple of months. It was great, washing up and shopping were simplified considerably.

Nov 13th 2009 | 1:47 am

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Re: Top 5 things you cook for your tea.

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After Shithead II left

Nothing of that nature implied.

Nov 13th 2009 | 2:09 am

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Re: Top 5 things you cook for your tea.

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Nothing of that nature implied.

Gosh yes, you are big and butch and brave. No wimpiness intended to be implied

Apart from gall stones it was my only reason for giving up eating.

Nov 13th 2009 | 2:14 am

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Gosh yes, you are big and butch and brave.

No need to be butch nor brave, everything has worked out very well. Happy to be thought big, of course.

Nov 13th 2009 | 3:06 am

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Re: Top 5 things you cook for your tea.

I seem to be doing curries and chilli a lot lately, interspersed with toad in the hole, shepherds pie and the odd stew

Nov 13th 2009 | 3:08 am

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Re: Top 5 things you cook for your tea.

chorizzo and goats cheese omlette
beans on toast with poached egg
curried rice and prawns
chilli
pizza

Nov 13th 2009 | 7:59 am

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Re: Top 5 things you cook for your tea.

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chorizzo and goats cheese omlette
beans on toast with poached egg
curried rice and prawns
chilli
pizza

I'll have to try a chili as the nights are getting colder. I tried a beef stew last week and I put in gravy granules instead of beef stock and it turned into beef glue.

I have have to do the cooking as if HID done any we'd bankrupt the BC health system.

Nov 13th 2009 | 1:44 pm

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Re: Top 5 things you cook for your tea.

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Now that you live in Canada and if you are not going out to eat, what are the top five things you cook for your evening meal (tea, dinner, supper)? I don't mean put recipes, just general concepts.

I do: Shepard's Pie and peas
Roast Chicken, roast potatoes, veg.
Pan Fried salmon w/ wild rice
Pork Tenderloin, mash, stuffing and carrots.
Sausages (Cumberland), mash and gravy.

I made my first ever apple pie on the weekend and it came out a blinder.

when are we having us tea at Oink's! Here's mine

Tomato soup with bread

egg on toast

Tomato soup with bread

beans on toast

Tomato soup without bread

Nov 13th 2009 | 2:58 pm

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Re: Top 5 things you cook for your tea.

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I seem to be doing curries and chilli a lot lately, interspersed with toad in the hole, shepherds pie and the odd stew

That sounds suspiciously similar to our house

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when are we having us tea at Oink's! Here's mine

Tomato soup with bread

egg on toast

Tomato soup with bread

beans on toast

Tomato soup without bread

... and tomato soup with beans and eggs ? (toast optional)

Nov 14th 2009 | 7:26 am

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Re: Top 5 things you cook for your tea.

Prawn/Salmon Alfredo

Various other Pasta recipes

Roast Chicken (or pork or beef) veg and gravy

Own recipe rice dishes - curry, sweet & sour, chow mein etc

Steak/Pork chop & veg

Salads in summer.