ATD MASTERCHEFS

Father’s Day dinner at the Hyde Park with my daughters, Bleddy big burger with chip etc

Tuna pasta with some pizza for tea tonight.

jacket potato with chilli n cheese again

Czarcasm wrote:

Lamb Kleftico topped with melted Feta on a bed of Orza, with roasted peppers and tatties.

That looks Bleddy andsome

Linguine Bolognaise tonight

Beef wellington with asparagus honey glazed carrots with roasted new potatoes
Gravy

RegGreen wrote:

Beef wellington with asparagus honey glazed carrots with roasted new potatoes
Gravy

you won last nights dinner award i think lol.

Salad tonight

chinese chicken with atm im undecided between chips or rice

I Went with chips.

Angry wrote:

RegGreen wrote:

Beef wellington with asparagus honey glazed carrots with roasted new potatoes
Gravy

you won last nights dinner award i think lol.

the new maid gets all the credit angers ..cooking like this she could be a keeper

making pies to day for pie mash and a mock liquer tonight

mock liquor as it will be parsley sauce just not with the water eels where cooked in but water with fish stock.

Mock Cuncher Liquor?

I am doing Spare Ribs and Satay Sauce for tea tonight, cooking for nine.

Stir fried veg too.

just homemade burgers tonight using the left over mince from the pies last night.

Saturday nights are always Thai night, green curry, rice, beef noodles and spring rolls

chicken kievs (homemade), rice n sweetcorn

Roast lamb tonight with apple crumble and custard

Not on the same plate of course !

Why not?

An old friend of mine was in the army based in the Middle East in the 50’s and went out on patrol. They were only supposed to go out for a few hours and had basic rations but came back 3 days later after a few
‘problems’. They arrived just in time for food and went straight there. They had Irish stew, some sort of crumble and custard with a slice of bread to separate them in their mess tin. When they sat down to eat they took the bread out mixed it all together then ate it with the bread. The other soldiers there didn’t speak to them for weeks.

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

Why not?

An old friend of mine was in the army based in the Middle East in the 50’s and went out on patrol. They were only supposed to go out for a few hours and had basic rations but came back 3 days later after a few
‘problems’. They arrived just in time for food and went straight there. They had Irish stew, some sort of crumble and custard with a slice of bread to separate them in their mess tin. When they sat down to eat they took the bread out mixed it all together then ate it with the bread. The other soldiers there didn’t speak to them for weeks.

that reminds me of what i watched years ago bad lads army on itv one of the only reality tv shows i liked, They served the contestants who where living as 1950's national service recruits  all there meals in one tin i always remembered seeing the look on their faces when they got porridge marmite and banana lol

Selection of cold meats & salad to hot for a roast today