What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening

Surreptitious

Grandeeod wrote: »

Sorry S. Went offline. Did it resolve itself. Usually restarts automatically.

I'm at 90% being tortured 3 hours later.


Had golden syrup porridge with fresh raspberries.
Toast with pure peanut butter
Packet of salt vinegar snacks

Rows Grower

Two stuffed chicken thighs with baby roast potatoes, peas and peppercorn sauce.

Thank God it's Friday, vodka and cranberry juice very shortly once I finish this pesky glass of merlot.

Grandeeod

igCorcaigh wrote: »

I have never tried this!
Sounds delicious...

Genius!

Black pudding on toast is awesome. I've been doing it since I was a child. Please try it.:)

Having an early scoop. Enjoying bassys fave, Carling.:D Cheapest stuff on the shelf. What can you do! Ordering a durty Chicken Curry, fried rice and chips later.

Surreptitious

Grandeeod wrote: »

Black pudding on toast is awesome. I've been doing it since I was a child. Please try it.:)

Having an early scoop. Enjoying bassys fave, Carling.:D Cheapest stuff on the shelf. What can you do! Ordering a durty Chicken Curry, fried rice and chips later.

Did you get the 20 euro slab of Carling in Lidl?

Grandeeod

Surreptitious wrote: »

Did you get the 20 euro slab of Carling in Lidl?

I sure did! Only two left in my branch after I grabbed mine.:D

Surreptitious

Grandeeod wrote: »

I sure did! Only two left in my branch after I grabbed mine.:D

They had Molston as well, did you see any? Great job on getting some. I don't really like Carling but I'd drink it if there was no other choice.

Fathom

Surreptitious wrote: »

Toast with pure peanut butter

Add Kerry Gold to this. Yum!

Surreptitious

Fathom wrote: »

Add Kerry Gold to this. Yum!

No I don't think I'd fancy it. It's very rich the peanut butter on its own

Fathom

I'm hooked on Kerry Gold. Spread or add it to lots of things.

Rows Grower

Fathom wrote: »

Add Kerry Gold to this. Yum!

No, just no.

A pure and utter waste of Kerrygold.

It's got to be one or the other in my honest opinion.

Anyone that does this is probably one of the same people who put jam on bread and butter, pineapple on pizza or have mushy peas or beans with mash.

I don't know what's wrong with these people but it disturbs me.

Grandeeod

Surreptitious wrote: »

They had Molston as well, did you see any? Great job on getting some. I don't really like Carling but I'd drink it if there was no other choice.

Molson all gone when I got there S, that's why I got the Carling. Prefer the Canadian.:D

Surreptitious

Fathom wrote: »

I'm hooked on Kerry Gold. Spread or add it to lots of things.

It is nice.
I like it on baked potatoes. I try not to use it too often!
Just that peanut butter has nothing added to it so it's thick and quite filling.

Autosport

Rows Grower wrote: »

No, just no.

A pure and utter waste of Kerrygold.

It's got to be one or the other in my honest opinion.

Anyone that does this is probably one of the same people who put jam on bread and butter, pineapple on pizza or have mushy peas or beans with mash.

I don't know what's wrong with these people but it disturbs me.

I used to like you

I do all of the above

This evenings dinner was Mashed potatoes, beans and fish nuggets (Tesco brand)

Grandeeod

Rows Grower wrote: »

No, just no.

A pure and utter waste of Kerrygold.

It's got to be one or the other in my honest opinion.

Anyone that does this is probably one of the same people who put jam on bread and butter, pineapple on pizza or have mushy peas or beans with mash.

I don't know what's wrong with these people but it disturbs me.

Now hang the fook on there RG.:D There's nothing wrong with mushy peas or beans with mash. Both were built for it. That's a fact.

JustAThought

A half bag of ‘organic’ Brazil nuts that I found yesterday down the back of the couch. I think its playmates from down the back of the couch canel out its organic-ness.

And the tray of 3 types of melon slices for e2 from Supervalue.

Balancing my fishfingers out before tomorrow planned somethingorother maybe takeaway feast!

Surreptitious

JustAThought wrote: »

A half bag of ‘organic’ Brazil nuts that I found yesterday down the back of the couch. I think its playmates from down the back of the couch canel out its organic-ness.

And the tray of 3 types of melon slices for e2 from Supervalue.

Balancing my fishfingers out before tomorrow planned somethingorother maybe takeaway feast!

What is your go to take away?

SineadSpears

Surreptitious wrote: »

I had Fry Bentos meatballs a few days ago. No regrets.

Every 18-24months I'll 'treat' myself to a jar of Prince's chicken and ham 'Pate' for the nostalgia Have it on fresh crusty bread with butter and that paste on top

I don't dare look at the ingredients. & luckily its only a tiny jar, so I've not grown any extra limbs myself yet


Cup of the usual - tea, to wash down two Grainne's (aldi) raspberry butterfly cakes

Fathom

I guess there are some things folks should not spread Kerry Gold upon. Like what Jonathan Swift suggested that the British upper classes eat in his 1729 modest proposal satirical essay? Did the Brits actually place a bounty on Swift's head after his essay was published?

SineadSpears

Rows Grower wrote: »

No, just no.

A pure and utter waste of Kerrygold.

It's got to be one or the other in my honest opinion.

Anyone that does this is probably one of the same people who put jam on bread and butter, pineapple on pizza or have mushy peas or beans with mash.

I don't know what's wrong with these people but it disturbs me.

Yummy.

You could go gourmet and add banana on to that sandwich too make it even extra special :P

*also, jam and banana on a croissant is the bizz too*

Surreptitious

Fathom wrote: »

I guess there are some things folks should not spread Kerry Gold upon. Like what Jonathan Swift suggested that the British upper classes eat in his 1729 modest proposal satirical essay? Did the Brits actually place a bounty on Swift's head after his essay was published?

Have you a link when you have the time? I haven't read it.
I'm just having can of coke. I used to love that paste Sinead. It was in our house often

Fathom

Surreptitious wrote: »

Have you a link when you have the time? I haven't read it.

Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift. Tongue-in-cheek satire. Born Dublin.

Grandeeod

SineadSpears wrote: »

Every 18-24months I'll 'treat' myself to a jar of Prince's chicken and ham 'Pate' for the nostalgia Have it on fresh crusty bread with butter and that paste on top

I don't dare look at the ingredients. & luckily its only a tiny jar, so I've not grown any extra limbs myself yet


Cup of the usual - tea, to wash down two Grainne's (aldi) raspberry butterfly cakes

Sandwich spread! Never ever look at the ingredients. I remember seaside trips in the 80s with that stuff.:D Tasted brill.:eek:

Surreptitious

Fathom wrote: »

Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift. Tongue-in-cheek satire. Born Dublin.

I got through half of it, satire indeed. Pass the gravy :pac:

Fathom

Surreptitious wrote: »

I got through half of it, satire indeed. Pass the gravy :pac:

Best known as author of another, much larger satire: Gulliver's Travels. Reading larger work goes well with pint of Guinness and beef pot pie. :pac: On call. Work. Laters.

Autosport

Grandeeod wrote: »

Sandwich spread! Never ever look at the ingredients. I remember seaside trips in the 80s with that stuff.:D Tasted brill.:eek:

I love the stuff . Have a jar of it in the fridge

Surreptitious

Fathom wrote: »

Best known as author of another, much larger satire: Gulliver's Travels.

Reading larger work goes well with pint of Guinness and beef pot pie. :pac:






On call. Work. Laters.

I know about him, I studied English.

Graces7

Autosport wrote: »

I used to like you

I do all of the above

This evenings dinner was Mashed potatoes, beans and fish nuggets (Tesco brand)

Oh yum!

Late night snack here of brown toast, butter, marmalade and honey - all supervalu… Perfection! Wonder if they do fish nuggets... never had them. But the price of fish..

beerguts

I've ate a while 6 pack of meanies and I am dam proud of myself too

Temptamperu

Had a lasagna followed by a rake of cans.

Graces7

beerguts wrote: »

I've ate a while 6 pack of meanies and I am dam proud of myself too

Never heard of them...

Mam of 4

igCorcaigh wrote: »

I have never tried this!
Sounds delicious...

Genius!

Sorry was glitched out again !
Try it , I love it , handy and very tasty !

Autosport

Graces7 wrote: »

Oh yum!

Late night snack here of brown toast, butter, marmalade and honey - all supervalu… Perfection! Wonder if they do fish nuggets... never had them. But the price of fish..

I’ve only ever seen them in Tesco but the next time I’m in SuperValu I’ll check

Glass of water

Autosport

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Sorry was glitched out again !
Try it , I love it , handy and very tasty !

Is the pudding Cooked or uncooked ? I’m thinking I need to visit a supermarket

cj maxx

Graces7 wrote: »

Oh yum!

Late night snack here of brown toast, butter, marmalade and honey - all supervalu… Perfection! Wonder if they do fish nuggets... never had them. But the price of fish..

I don't know what people did before the microwave bags for fish . I'm eating it more because of the handiness. 2-3 minutes in the microwave, cooked perfectly.

Graces7

cj maxx wrote: »

I don't know what people did before the microwave bags for fish . I'm eating it more because of the handiness. 2-3 minutes in the microwave, cooked perfectly.

microwave bags? New to me and I cannot afford fish..used to love smoked coley…. MUST order fish fingers this week; thanks for the reminder. I just fry them. Smoked coley! That is magical food....

Graces7

Grandeeod wrote: »

Black pudding on toast is awesome. I've been doing it since I was a child. Please try it.:)

Having an early scoop. Enjoying bassys fave, Carling.:D Cheapest stuff on the shelf. What can you do! Ordering a durty Chicken Curry, fried rice and chips later.

When they sent me that wondrous hamper at Christmas there was a selection bag of rashers, sausages and slices of what you call " pudding" so erroneously … PUDDING is jam roley poly etc....

One small bite - and it went to the cats... They were not keen either! The outdoor cats were less choosy and scoffed the lot.

zerosugarbuzz

Surreptitious wrote: »

I know about him, I studied English.

You’d never guess

meggiemegmeg

A full tea pot of tea to myself, brown bread with Bernard Gibneys Strawberry and Vanilla Jam. The breakfast of kings.

I adore that jam. I just finished my last pot. I need to get more...

Rows Grower

SineadSpears wrote: »

Every 18-24months I'll 'treat' myself to a jar of Prince's chicken and ham 'Pate' for the nostalgia Have it on fresh crusty bread with butter and that paste on top

I don't dare look at the ingredients. & luckily its only a tiny jar, so I've not grown any extra limbs myself yet


Cup of the usual - tea, to wash down two Grainne's (aldi) raspberry butterfly cakes

Jesus I haven't thought about chicken and ham spread for decades, I'd pay good money right now for a jar of that.

Oh the memories of the proper fresh white bread with Kerrygold and then spreading that pink addiction all over it like an artist at work. I can nearly hear me Mam in the background saying "take it easy with that you, there's other people in the house you know".

Pint of water with two fizzy multi vitamin tablets.

Mam of 4

Autosport wrote: »

Is the pudding Cooked or uncooked ? I’m thinking I need to visit a supermarket

Cooked Auto, I cut the slices thick , then squash them a little onto the toast . Head to the supermarket!

Coffee here .

zerosugarbuzz

About to get up to make a full Irish with superquinn sausages , Sean’s brown bread and a large cup of tae.

Rows Grower

The tastiest, healthiest black pudding is made in Sneem....

https://www.independent.ie/regionals/kerryman/news/sneem-black-pudding-gets-special-status-38823440.html

igCorcaigh

Rows Grower wrote: »

The tastiest, healthiest black pudding is made in Sneem....

https://www.independent.ie/regionals/kerryman/news/sneem-black-pudding-gets-special-status-38823440.html

Could never find this.

Is Dunnes Simply Better black pudding OK?

Graces7

Having demolished all the sweet stuff I bought last order in record time ( blame the weather!) and even getting very low on chocolate, I made a batch of no-bake flapjack earlier and it just hits the spot!

Even had Christmas pudding with cheese last night...But this is far far better!

0lddog

Graces7 wrote: »

... Wonder if they do fish nuggets... never had them. But the price of fish..

And you surrounded by sea !

Someone should see if there are any to be caught - couldnt get fresher !

On Topic : Have just finished salad with some smoked mackerel

0lddog

Fathom wrote: »

...
Reading larger work goes well with pint of Guinness and beef pot pie.....

My image of Fathom totally shattered by this post

Porklife

Chilli fried halloumi with shredded beetroot, spinach and parmesan. Not so healthy salad

Graces7

0lddog wrote: »

And you surrounded by sea !

Someone should see if there are any to be caught - couldnt get fresher !

On Topic : Have just finished salad with some smoked mackerel

They catch but they sell it to shops. I never get a look in. Oh I was given 2 mackerel once as I was in the right place ( plaice!!)at the right time.

I once had a landlord I did a lot of official paperwork for and one day he brought me a whole sea bass....

Oh and I was offered winkles but...

Surreptitious

zerosugarbuzz wrote: »

You’d never guess

What's that supposed to mean?

Grandeeod

Pizza and fries for Mrs/Ms G. I'm having steak, garlic spuds and peas later. Just cracked open a beer. 1983 is playing in the background.