What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening

CBear1993

Class!! Thank you. Great thread that people are actually nice to each other on, not too many of them on here!!

Mystery Egg

I find freezing shepherd's pie cottage pie works well for me, but the key as hinted to above is to make loads of sauce/gravy so it can't dry out, put plenty of milk and butter in the mash and then preferably reheat in the oven - but the microwave will do in a pinch, too.

Autosport

Chocolate fudge cake

VW 1

Roast chicken with roasted potatoes, turnip cabbage and peas. Gravy, stuffing and Yorkshire puddings to accompany. Handed to me by my mother, makes it all the better

igCorcaigh

The Chef™ has made lasagne... Happy days

Grandeeod

VW 1 wrote: »

Roast chicken with roasted potatoes, turnip cabbage and peas. Gravy, stuffing and Yorkshire puddings to accompany. Handed to me by my mother, makes it all the better

Sounds great VW and always better handed up. I'm having my portion of Cottage pie this evening. Peas, gravy and croquettes too. But first a cold beer. I prefer to eat later in the evening. I'm not exactly starving as today's unexpected eatathon was a toasted rasher sandwich for an early breakie and then a cheese burger and chips for lunch. Nibbled on some Cadbury's fruit and nut bar afterwards. A once in a while thing for me. Happy out.

Rows Grower

Hungry man dinner this evening after a hard day, a few hours working and a few hours on the local river trying in vain to catch a wild Atlantic salmon.

Homemade cheeseburger, chips, deep fried skins, garlic mayonnaise and coleslaw with beans and salad accompanied by an ice cold bottle of Perlenbacher Pils.

A large vodka and cranberry juice with crushed ice for dessert.

Take me now Lord.

Grandeeod

Rows Grower wrote: »

Hungry man dinner this evening after a hard day, a few hours working and a few hours on the local river trying in vain to catch a wild Atlantic salmon.

Homemade cheeseburger, chips, deep fried skins, garlic mayonnaise and coleslaw with beans and salad accompanied by an ice cold bottle of Perlenbacher Pils.

A large vodka and cranberry juice with crushed ice for dessert.

Take me now Lord.

Ah the hungry man dinner! I had an easy bacon toastie this morning with OJ. Then packed the rucksack with water and headed out on a hike. Missed it, as at times my normal/previous work sometimes feels like a lot of hiking. Anyway, stopped off at a deli to grab a ham/cheese salad sandwich. A long way into the hike I sat down and devoured the sandwich and some water. It was so feckin lovely outdoors in the wild and massive sunshine.

Suppin a few bottles of beer before my hungry man dinner.

Rows Grower

Went a bit posh this evening, crispy coated crab and potato cakes with dill, capers, onion (tiny bit), lemon juice and zest.

Flat mushrooms stuffed with finely cut peppers, garlic and topped with garlic butter, breadcrumbs and cheese.

Some mixed veg sprinkled with basil on the side, everything was slowly oven roasted.

Started off at the table with a pint glass of Bulmers with ice but skulled that on sight of the plate and changed over to a nice glass of red.

Autosport

Rib steak with bbq sauce and chips

Sephiroth_dude

Waffles

Ted_YNWA

Southern fried chicken goujons & mash.

Grandeeod

Youngs cod in batter with chips and mushy peas for the girls this evening. I'm coming down from a stressfull day.:D On Skype with a few buddies having a beer and chat. Gonna order a dirty Chinese in a bit. Me time.:D

Rows Grower

Oven roasted chicken off the bone curry with boiled rice, a few fried leftover potatoes and a cold can of Bulmers.

Mam of 4

Tomatoes,mushrooms,rashers , sausages with brown bread and a mug of coffee .

Grandeeod

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Tomatoes,mushrooms,rashers , sausages with brown bread and a mug of coffee .

Many a night I remember coming home to that!

Seamai

Banana and peanut butter dark chocolate brownie, made by yours truly.

Rows Grower

Grandeeod wrote: »

Many a night I remember coming home to that!

Jaysus the sister in law in Cork is a great woman to throw on a fry late at night after the pub, no interest in the chippers at all which is what I would be craving.

There's not a pick of her there but after a few drinks she'd be starving and cuts loose in the kitchen, some craic in fairness and better grub than any chipper.

Back to normal then the next morning for her, tea, toast and a couple of panadol.

fussyonion

A bag of Manhatten cheese popcorn and a Pepsi Max.

Grandeeod

Rows Grower wrote: »

Jaysus the sister in law in Cork is a great woman to throw on a fry late at night after the pub, no interest in the chippers at all which is what I would be craving.

There's not a pick of her there but after a few drinks she'd be starving and cuts loose in the kitchen, some craic in fairness and better grub than any chipper.

Back to normal then the next morning for her, tea, toast and a couple of panadol.

In my early 20s and when the parents were away, I'd lash on grub like that late at night as it was far better than any takeaway. A can or two while it all cooked.

Funny story that I may have told before. I was 15 and my first time left at home overnight. My parents had just bought our first deep fat fryer. I fecked some frozen burgers into it for me and the then girlfriend for a "romantic" meal. I lifted the basket and stuck a knife in the burgers. A splatter of juice all over the place.:D

Rows Grower

Tried out the new smoker today, whittled a bit of oak I had left over from a job and threw on some thin smoked paprika steaks.

Mighty job with some fresh basket loaf, soft cheese and tomato. This will be getting a lot of use for the summer.

igCorcaigh

Doritos and beer

fussyonion

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Doritos and beer

Doritos and wine here!

Deja Boo

I'm pretty much out of food and haven't felt up to shopping for awhile now.
Found a noodle pack buried in the press SCORE!

Sprinkled with pepper, lemon juice and a sliver of butter ...and voila - tasty feast!

Happy out :pac:

Mam of 4

I had chicken balls, shredded chicken , prawn toast , mini ribs , spicy chips and wings, curry sauce . No , I didn't eat the whole box!

Grandeeod

Mam of 4 wrote: »

I had chicken balls, shredded chicken , prawn toast , mini ribs , spicy chips and wings, curry sauce . No , I didn't eat the whole box!

I bet you fcukin did!:D

Rows Grower

Chicken enchilada's with chips and wine, lots of wine....

Grandeeod

Steak, sauteed onions and mushrooms, mash, peas and gravy.

But not just yet. The beers are going down far too well and I'm engrossed in some nostalgia.

Autosport

Bbq ribs and mashed potatoes

Rows Grower

The young fella did the main course, the fillet steaks were like butter. He's gonna make some lady a very happy wife some day.

My happy wife did the dessert.

Hope all ye Daddy's enjoyed yerselves today.

VW 1

Had a roast beef dinner with all the trimmings prepared and served by the mother earlier. I bbq'd sausages and rashers this morning for breakfast and purposely did too much, just had a sandwich packed with said leftovers. Very tasty indeed

Rows Grower

VW 1 wrote: »

Had a roast beef dinner with all the trimmings prepared and served by the mother earlier. I bbq'd sausages and rashers this morning for breakfast and purposely did too much, just had a sandwich packed with said leftovers. Very tasty indeed

Can't bate a nice sausage sandwich to help face a cold, windy, rainy day.

Rows Grower

A bit of our own minced lamb with soy sauce, honey, garlic, ginger and chillies with mixed veg fried rice.

Scrumdiddlyumptous.

Deja Boo

Porridge with a dusting of cimanem cinmanum cimnanom (coffee before spelling).

branie2

Fryup for lunch

branie2

Omlette for dinner

Rows Grower

Steak baguette with cheese, red onions and mushrooms with a few chips and peppercorn sauce. Cold can of Bulmers to wash it down.

Vodka and cranberry juice with crushed ice for dessert.

Leg End Reject

Popcorn and beer for dinner, it's too hot to prepare anything.

I Am Nobody

Pork steak,mash,and peas.With a cold Budweiser for desert.

Autosport

Ben and Jerry phish food ice cream, my new love

Perhaps this will cause some foodies here to squirm, but I've just cooked the family a spinach + ricotta tortellini from Aldi which you just stick in the pot and boil, and it was delicious. I think it costs about a euro per packet (yes, they come in packets). Just mix-in some pesto and add parmesan and seasoning, my Christ. Lovely.

Not the most creative supper, but quick and cheap and tasty.

Temptamperu

I'm currently awaiting a Kebab Box from my favorite place. Its taking too long.

Grandeeod

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Perhaps this will cause some foodies here to squirm, but I've just cooked the family a spinach + ricotta tortellini from Aldi which you just stick in the pot and boil, and it was delicious. I think it costs about a euro per packet (yes, they come in packets). Just mix-in some pesto and add parmesan and seasoning, my Christ. Lovely.

Not the most creative supper, but quick and cheap and tasty.

There are no Foodies here. The thread is honest and about what you are eating. Delighted you enjoyed your nosh!

Rows Grower

Foodies me arse, all basic stuff here you Tyrant.

I had two worms and two potatoes, luckily the wife had some honey, garlic and lemon to add.

Washed down with a chilled bottle of Cold Dark Heart from Aldi.

GoneHome

A lovely toasted ham, cheese, tomato, onion toasted sandwich with homemade chips. Presently consuming a nice cold bottle of Carlsburg from the fridge.

Rows Grower

GoneHome wrote: »

A lovely toasted ham, cheese, tomato, onion toasted sandwich with homemade chips. Presently consuming a nice cold bottle of Carlsburg from the fridge.

You can't bate the homemade chips.

Grandeeod

A striploin steak, fried onions and chunky chips. No need for any sauce as the juice from the steak did the trick. A cheapo Carling lager for the wash down. Aint bad.

Grandeeod

Cottage Pie, extra gravy and potato croquettes. A couple of slices of bread and butter to mop the leftovers up. A skinny 7-up to be followed by a few bottles of Miller.

GoneHome

Grandeeod wrote: »

A skinny 7-up to be followed by a few bottles of Miller.

I could never take to the Miller, find it has a very "watery" type of texture, saying that I see some great deals for it in the supermarket when I'm doing the beer shop

Grandeeod

GoneHome wrote: »

I could never take to the Miller, find it has a very "watery" type of texture, saying that I see some great deals for it in the supermarket when I'm doing the beer shop

On the road tomorrow GH so taking it handy. Bought a case of 20 bottles for 17 quid in Supervalu a while back. Ice cold from the fridge and by the neck. I'm old enough to remember when it was a trendy long neck and then appeared on draught.:eek: It's ordinary and easy though.:D