Dinner in mammys!

Big foots diick

Ya just cant bate it.Better than any carvey.best part is,its free

flyton5

Your mammy feeds you? Does she not know she shouldn't feel the trolls?

Badgermonkey

Grey roast beef with the consistency of a carpet tile?

No Ta.

She suspects the Bro and I may both be gay because we suggested she uses fresh herbs and garlic with roast chicken.

Love ya Mum, but you're stuck in 1981.

hondasam

No left home for a reason.

BraziliaNZ

ha, i'd rather eat my own hand than my mother's sunday dinner. It's just AWFUL. Cremated beef/pork, packet gravy, and watery potatoes. I feel sorry for my dad who has to eat this stuff every sunday but the poor guy doesn't know any better!

BraziliaNZ

hondasam wrote: »

No left home for a reason.

you left home because of your mother's cooking? harsh!

managerman

sunday roast back in mammys... cant beat it.. even better is that today my gf's sister cooked me breakfast and is now probably over the stove getting the roast chicken dinner ready!! class! all while im watching the footy!

Captain_Generic

Big foots diick wrote: »

Ya just cant bate it.

Not AT the dinner table anyway

bitter_lemon

oh i do love my mammy's sunday dinner. but i can't make it today because i'm dying of a hangover and still in bed. annoyed

Wibbs

Big foots diick wrote: »

Ya just cant bate it.Better than any carvey.best part is,its free

Carvey? Is that Dana Carvey, the US actor best known for his role as Garth in Wayne's World?

bitter_lemon

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

ha, i'd rather eat my own hand than my mother's sunday dinner. It's just AWFUL. Cremated beef/pork, packet gravy, and watery potatoes. I feel sorry for my dad who has to eat this stuff every sunday but the poor guy doesn't know any better!

thats quite funny.

MagicMarker

Mmmm, only a matter of hours until I will be inhaling succulent roast beef, roast potatoes, yorkshire puds and gravy nom nom nom.

hondasam

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

you left home because of your mother's cooking? harsh!

I would have faded away if I stayed there

EverEvolving

MagicMarker wrote: »

Mmmm, only a matter of hours until I will be inhaling succulent roast beef, roast potatoes, yorkshire puds and gravy nom nom nom.

That sounds like heaven on earth right now.

Max Power1

flyton5 wrote: »

Your mammy feeds you? Does she not know she shouldn't feel the trolls?

Lol

Best "first AH witty response" post ive read in a while.

Oranage2

Nah, my mother is terrible at cooking - the other day she even managed to burn soup! no lie she actually managed to burn it and i still dont know how?

Namlub

Pff, we're having enchiladas...

mmm coco pops :pac:

MagicMarker

bluewolf wrote: »

mmm coco pops :pac:

That's for dessert.

Storminateacup

I'm the one thats got to cook for the hungover people. Ungrateful!

445279.ie

I have no mammy anymore

Dravokivich

Big foots diick wrote: »

Ya just cant bate it.Better than any carvey.best part is,its free

Free you say?

When can I pop around?

fedor.2.

Max Power1 wrote: »

Lol

Best "first AH witty response" post ive read in a while.

Been away have ya?

Son Of A Vidic

Badgermonkey wrote: »

Grey roast beef with the consistency of a carpet tile?

No Ta.

She suspects the Bro and I may both be gay because we suggested she uses fresh herbs and garlic with roast chicken.

Love ya Mum, but you're stuck in 1981.

1981? Christ does food follow fashion trends now?

wolfpawnat

MagicMarker wrote: »

Mmmm, only a matter of hours until I will be inhaling succulent roast beef, roast potatoes, yorkshire puds and gravy nom nom nom.

Stop bragging, you smug príck :mad:

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

1981? Christ does food follow fashion trends now?

It does in that in 1981 people couldn't afford thyme and all that malarkey, but now people honey roast them and stuff. So they taste so much better.



Well féck ye all I am starving now!


MagicMarker, get your mammy to send me some food! Hers sounds nicest!!!!!

Asphyxia

Can't beat her stew it's amazing especially on a Winter evening

Badgermonkey

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

1981? Christ does food follow fashion trends now?

Of course it does. Always has.

As kids in the early 80's, my friends and I would never have had pasta or fresh garlic or herbs with anything. Meat was always well done. Gammon steak and prawn cocktail were considered exotic foodstuffs.

As an aside, Pierre Josse of Le Guide de Routard says of good modern Irish restaurant cooking "Thirty years ago when we first started the Irish edition, the food here was a complete disaster. It was very poor and there was no
imagination.

But now the level of food in Ireland is nothing short of tremendous.
Any of my French colleagues who have dined here have been astounded"

I think the leap in quality and willingness to experiment with home cooking possibly mirrors that progression.

ejmaztec

I thought this was an umbilical thread, so I ignored it until now.

LifesgoodwithLG

Ode to Dinner in Mammy's, Num Num:pac:

scientific1982

As long as I dont have to cook, its tasty.

Azureus

I hate dinner in mammys. She thinks shes treating me, but refuses to add salt / pepper / butter / herbs to ANYTHING!!
Blaaaaaaand.

Went to hers the other day for the first time in aaaages so said she would do me up a nice dinner, and got boiled ham and a microwaved spud. Made my own gravy. I would prefer a ready meal! Gona suggest we make a day of it and eat out in future

sollar

Poor auld mammy's getting a bit of a hard time here.

Azureus

sollar wrote: »

Poor auld mammy's getting a bit of a hard time here.

It started out so well for em too...

Pity

Now, please say mammy isnt on boards or ill have to stomach some of her humble pie. That dont taste great either

cassid

my mams beef was like shoe leather
her roast pots are always black on one side
and the marrowfat peas are so overdone, its like green slime on the plate

so my mother comes to me for dinner and often says don't know where you learnt to cook, so in fairness she knows she not that great.