irrepressible wrote:
I think the best meals are the easiest to make......get a large pot seal/fry some seasoned meat, chuck in some veg, cover with stock, bring to the boil and simmer for 2 to 3 hours. really nutritious and will feed you all day.

pheony wrote:
My mouth is watering even though I've just had my dinner, there's room for more

That's no surprise though really

Mutton and tuna ................walks off to the bathrooom to gag at the prospect

dawnbreak wrote:

I've moved this into the members chat area dawny, I hope you don't mind Plus it gave me a bit of work to do for a change

I've just seen a recipe (on Twitter) for cheese-and-broccoli toasted sandwiches!

Noooooooooooooo!!!!!!

Mandy

quietgirl wrote:
That might not be a bad combination
I used to buy microwave meals called Cheese Melts (or something) Potato wedges, with broccoli and melted cheese over the top. They were extremely tasty...that might have been down to all the chemicals and flavourings tough

Oddest food combo I ever saw consumed was by my dad on a cross channel ferry years ago.

A bowl of cornflakes with milk & sugar...accompanied by a glass of white wine...

diamondgeezer wrote:


That is odd

When we were kids, my mum used to mix spaghetti with beans and make us eat it That's just plain wrong. It was a conflict of textures, and taste. It should never have happened

My step dad used to put a ton of marg and garlic salt in beans as well

Vanilla ice cream and bitter.

irrepressible wrote:
Gruesome! My mum likes marmite and sugar sandwiches!

My OH likes to put chilli powder in his baked beans - that's not too bad, I guess. Cheese on top of baked beans is nice, too.

Mandy

I usually put hot sauce or enchilada sauce on everything... once put some pieces of a snickers bar on a pizza.

Nothin' like cornbread mixed with some vanilla icecream... mmm mmm mmmm

And pineapples on a cheesy pizza.

quietgirl wrote:
bit of a sync
I'm eating that at the moment

martg wrote:
You're eating Twitter!

Any garnish?

martg wrote:
Actually sounds pretty daggone good... maybe I should cook one for lunch

oioioi wrote:
Silly sod!

to be specific I'm having cheese, broccoli and pasta sandwiches (untoasted)
It's kinda nasty but I don't like cheese so maybe that's why

Do mcdonalds serve alcoholic beverages in Greece oi? (I know they do in some countries on the continent).

Just I was wondering, is their beer as crap as their food.

diamondgeezer wrote:
Wouldn't have a clue as I don't even use it as a public toilet here!

My edumikated guess would be 'yes' as it's available pretty much anywhere (inc. petrol stations!)

Actually, one good thing about mcd's is the standard of cleanliness they maintain in their bogs.