What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening

Deja Boo

Enchilada pie with a dollop of sour cream

tusk

Update.

Full sausage down. Chips all gone. Quarter of the burger left and half the fish.

I'm not the man I once was...

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Ice-cream and what are possibly the last of the garden strawberries I get this year, as there's jam making planned for tomorrow.

Grandeeod

tusk wrote: »

Update.

Full sausage down. Chips all gone. Quarter of the burger left and half the fish.

I'm not the man I once was...

There was a time I could do if before or after 10 pints. Seriously.

Grandeeod

Toby Shallow Stain wrote: »

Ice-cream and what are possibly the last of the garden strawberries I get this year, as there's jam making planned for tomorrow.

My Strawberry plant is thriving. Need to harvest it.

tusk

Polo bickies and a cuppa cha

Graces7

coffee, but i think I can manage a cooked breakfast imminently

Graces7

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Salad: Kale, carrot, red pepper, oranges, cucumber, cornichons and mixed nuts, duukah sprinkle.

That all but put me off my much needed breakfast; I swear one of the white things MOVED>>.

Graces7

bacon and beans safely tucked away and coffee of course..;) still hungry though...back later

Deja Boo

Eggs on toast - a fave!

Grandeeod

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Salad: Kale, carrot, red pepper, oranges, cucumber, cornichons and mixed nuts, duukah sprinkle.

I'm going to defend that meal. I'd say the flavors were fab.

Deja Boo

Grandeeod wrote: »

I'm going to defend that meal. I'd say the flavors were fab.

It does look quite refreshing (wonders if those are red pepper flakes sprinkled atop)

Graces7 wrote: »

That all but put me off my much needed breakfast; I swear one of the white things MOVED>>.

ah graces, cashews are deliciously addicting!

Prominent_Dawg

scrambled egg, Avocado and beans.

Prominent_Dawg

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Salad: Kale, carrot, red pepper, oranges, cucumber, cornichons and mixed nuts, duukah sprinkle.

That would do nothing for me.

Grandeeod

Deja Boo wrote: »

It does look quite refreshing (wonders if those are red pepper flakes sprinkled atop)

Dukka sprinkle by the looks of it DB and according to the OP. The other ingredients compliment it. Seen it done in different versions in Morocco of all places. Take out the orange slices:eek: (for me personally) and it's a real good salad to accompany a chicken/pork/steak dish again for my personal taste.

tusk

Waiting on an apache.

Super thin, Chicken, Bacon, Pepperoni, Beefballs,

Some wedges and Chickenballs to go with it

Leg End Reject

Tea and chocolate.

Mam of 4

Lamb chops , turnip and potatoes for dinner

RMAOK

A big mug of tae and a packet of chocolate biscuits

Deja Boo

Egg salad sandwich (because it sounded good) and sparkling water.
Was nice.

Graces7

Deja Boo wrote: »

It does look quite refreshing (wonders if those are red pepper flakes sprinkled atop)


ah graces, cashews are deliciously addicting!

ah you have a cold? :rolleyes: CASHEW!

Graces7

HUGE cooked breakfast after a marathon walkabout to clean the Church then circumnavigate the island,, plus copious analgesia.. I may never eat again,...

igCorcaigh

Deja Boo wrote: »

It does look quite refreshing (wonders if those are red pepper flakes sprinkled atop)

Yes, spicy dukkah mix.

I would not have thought my salad would polarise the community, yet here we are.

Fathom

Fresh fruit smoothie

Mam of 4

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Yes, spicy dukkah mix.

I would not have thought my salad would polarise the community, yet here we are.

I love your food pics , always interesting and inspiring tbh !
I'd eat your salad (except for the cucumbers)

igCorcaigh

Mam of 4 wrote: »

I love your food pics , always interesting and inspiring tbh !
I'd eat your salad (except for the cucumbers)

Thank you very much Mam. I also share your aversion to cucumbers, I'm ambivalent at best.

But it's summer and I wanted fresh things.

I'm cooking some new queens potatoes at the moment, to go with ortiz tuna. Might add some kale.

I won't post a pic for fear of civil war (actually I will).

igCorcaigh

Boom!

Mam of 4

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Boom!

Beautiful !!

What is ortiz tuna ?

igCorcaigh

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Beautiful !!

What is ortiz tuna ?

It's like regular canned tuna, just twice the price.

igCorcaigh

igCorcaigh wrote: »

It's like regular canned tuna, just twice the price.

Actually, that's a bit unfair.
It is nice canned tuna.

Worth buying if you see it for sale.

Ortiz is the brand name.

Mam of 4

igCorcaigh wrote: »

It's like regular canned tuna, just twice the price.

Lol , love your honesty
It'll be regular (cheap) tuna for me

igCorcaigh

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Lol , love your honesty
It'll be regular (cheap) tuna for me

I love it. I get mine in Tesco.

They do a great mackerel in olive oil for 55c.
I live on the stuff.

AllForIt

I just had sauteed chicken breast cubes, button mushrooms, bell peppers and garlic in a cream sauce with a tiny bit of red pesto to give the sauce a bit of color and flavor, with rice - and frozen peas - cause I wanted something green and that's all I had in the fridge.

Deja Boo

Gaviscon, so we meet again...

igCorcaigh

AllForIt wrote: »

I just had sauteed chicken breast cubes, button mushrooms, bell peppers and garlic in a cream sauce with a tiny bit of red pesto to give the sauce a bit of color and flavor, with rice - and frozen peas - cause I wanted something green and that's all I had in the fridge.

Frozen peas are lovely with some sautéed onion and chopped ham.

igCorcaigh

Deja Boo wrote: »

Gaviscon, so we meet again...

Oh no

Deja Boo

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Of no

No bother, it's my new diet staple is all. :rolleyes:

Your tuna plate looks delisch! (and I don't even :eek: like tuna) Well done!

I was thinking the same thing about pics, good job on posting them. I wouldn't be up for having my presentation skills berated.

igCorcaigh

Oh Deja thank you.
I've gone past caring, hope your tummy feels OK soon, nothing worse than heartburn.

Graces7

Small baked potato, with a grated carrot, apple and cheese salad, with chickweed and nasturtium flowers.. I do have a photo but not sure .

igCorcaigh

Graces7 wrote: »

Small baked potato, with a grated carrot, apple and cheese salad, with chickweed and nasturtium flowers.. I do have a photo but not sure .

Uploaded the photo to postimages.org and copy the link (hot link for forums)

Graces7

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Uploaded the photo to postimages.org and copy the link (hot link for forums)

Oh I know how to post it but the only time I posted a food photo it got 74 views and 2 thanks and one of them was mam who loves everyone.. so I deleted my post...i eat simply as I am limited in what I can eat and it was not ornate enough!!!!!! so my confidence....

Graces7

Last of the supervalu double choc log until next Thursday...

Mam of 4

Graces7 wrote: »

Oh I know how to post it but the only time I posted a food photo it got 74 views and 2 thanks and one of them was mam who loves everyone.. so I deleted my post...i eat simply as I am limited in what I can eat and it was not ornate enough!!!!!! so my confidence....

Graces , I don't love everyone !
I love when people post what they eat , be it a fancy dinner or whatever , because it's what that poster likes to eat , and are creative with what they have , including you !

And believe me , my dinners are never ornate

Fathom

Yogurt

Redneck Reject

Home made chili with enough hot sauce to qualify as a weapon of arse destruction,heh.

fmpisces

Burgers and sausages on the BBQ and a lovely can of Orchard Thieves.

Jenna James

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Graces , I don't love everyone !
I love when people post what they eat , be it a fancy dinner or whatever , because it's what that poster likes to eat , and are creative with what they have , including you !

And believe me , my dinners are never ornate

It sounds great Grace!

I had tea and a shop bought muffin so you're streets ahead m'lady!

Graces7

Jenna James wrote: »

It sounds great Grace!

I had tea and a shop bought muffin so you're streets ahead m'lady!

Ok you guys! ( was offline after I posted last night)
It was assembled/prepared during the day, ie grating etc .. with the stupid outing and mislaying the cat this week, the M.E is very bad s o cooking was OUT

That grated mix was actually wonderful. I cannot eat dressings etc .

Graces7

coffee.... thinking what next!

Grandeeod

Making up for yesterdays lack of food. Cornflakes and toast for the breakie. Steak, chips, peppers and onions for lunch. A few pints coming up!