Whats for dinner? - Page 3

Fallenblackrose · 16th April 2008, 4:30pm

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Originally Posted by Bunnylingus

S'one good thing about cooking for one, you can make enough for 2 nights. Kinda pain in the arse though if you dont feel like it the next day. My freezers full of wee one meal bags.

I tend to take mine to work the next day, never that fussed about eating the same thing again as the other option is is crap from a takeaway (stupid baguette express shuts at 4

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Addy · 16th April 2008, 4:35pm

Pizza from Sainsburys for the 3rd day in a row, as well as any snacks I decide to pick up when I'm in there. Mr Healthy right here, especially as the pizza is probably stuffed crust cheese feast.

Bunnylingus · 16th April 2008, 4:39pm

Study/essays are made for being unhealthy weeks.

Says she who just ate a tub of mashed potato.

Addy · 16th April 2008, 4:46pm

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Originally Posted by Bunnylingus

Study/essays are made for being unhealthy weeks.

Says she who just ate a tub of mashed potato.

Exactly! Need a break from the studying and that means enjoying myself and that means food that aint good for me

It's semantics that I would be doing this regardless of circumstances

Bunnylingus · 16th April 2008, 4:47pm

I'm teaching you to cook this summer, like it or not.

stripey_kitten · 16th April 2008, 4:59pm

Quorn balls (meat balls without the meat) with a home made tomato and garlic sauce.

Sgt Craig · 16th April 2008, 5:00pm

Pasta, made too much and tried to eat it all, now i feel sick

Bunnylingus · 16th April 2008, 5:01pm

Quorn is actually really nice. i've been quite into their sausages just now, theyre pretty healthy and taste no bad with mustard.

Baron Samedi · 16th April 2008, 5:02pm

I think tonight's curry-fest will start off with good old veg pakora, followed by some ceylonese chicken korma and either lamb bhoona or chicken dopiaza with fried rice and some lovely peshwari nan. I'm proper drooling here.

Addy · 16th April 2008, 5:03pm

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Originally Posted by Bunnylingus

I'm teaching you to cook this summer, like it or not.

No objections there

Fallenblackrose · 16th April 2008, 5:04pm

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Originally Posted by Baron Samedi

I think tonight's curry-fest will start off with good old veg pakora, followed by some ceylonese chicken korma and either lamb bhoona or chicken dopiaza with fried rice and some lovely peshwari nan. I'm proper drooling here.

Damn you i want indian the night now, im really hungry and not going out til 8 *wail*

. Could go some poppadoms and spicy onions now!

Bunnylingus · 16th April 2008, 5:08pm

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Originally Posted by Baron Samedi

I think tonight's curry-fest will start off with good old veg pakora, followed by some ceylonese chicken korma and either lamb bhoona or chicken dopiaza with fried rice and some lovely peshwari nan. I'm proper drooling here.

My heart hurts just looking at that.

Mind, Im considering freezing my stuff and ordering dominoes.

Fallenblackrose · 16th April 2008, 5:11pm

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Originally Posted by Bunnylingus

My heart hurts just looking at that.

Mind, Im considering freezing my stuff and ordering dominoes.

Do eeeet!, ok im definately getting dominos the mora, bunch of people ordered dominos on sunday, but i was propped up at the bar staring at a man so i missed out

Bunnylingus · 16th April 2008, 5:13pm

Theres only me though, and its really, stupidly expensive just for a pizza.

i might just make my own.

I wish man hunting put me off my food, I'd be at least 3 sizes smaller

Baron Samedi · 16th April 2008, 5:13pm

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Originally Posted by Fallenblackrose

Do eeeet!, ok im definately getting dominos the mora, bunch of people ordered dominos on sunday, but i was propped up at the bar staring at a man so i missed out

Are you the Anti-Posh?