What's for dinner?
- Bobby
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Re: What's for dinner?
Another - go to fridge and grab whatever meal.
lamb for dinner tonight - would that have been good enough for any of youse guys?
lamb for dinner tonight - would that have been good enough for any of youse guys?
- Jasin
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Re: What's for dinner?
Well I scored about x3 spiced Duck drumsticks Sat night from the restaurant. Very yum. Couldn't achieve such, myself. Hell, even your simple fridge meal Bobby looks 'cuisine' compared to what I cook from myself.
- Bobby
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Re: What's for dinner?
Just go to the fridge and grab whatever - cook it up in a fry pan.
- Jasin
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Re: What's for dinner?
Had x8 chicken drumsticks (at just $6.59) with my favourite Cajun spice sprinkle over them, last night.
Tonight I have roast beef slices (still heaps left) with onion and sliced block Cheese (Coby: very bitey) for about x4 toasted sangas with Garlic Dip as the spread on both sides of the Sangas. Simple, efficient.
Tonight I have roast beef slices (still heaps left) with onion and sliced block Cheese (Coby: very bitey) for about x4 toasted sangas with Garlic Dip as the spread on both sides of the Sangas. Simple, efficient.
- Bobby
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Re: What's for dinner?
2 drumsticks would be more than enough for me but 8 ????Jasin wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2024 3:57 pmHad x8 chicken drumsticks (at just $6.59) with my favourite Cajun spice sprinkle over them, last night.
Tonight I have roast beef slices (still heaps left) with onion and sliced block Cheese (Coby: very bitey) for about x4 toasted sangas with Garlic Dip as the spread on both sides of the Sangas. Simple, efficient.
You need more veges.
forgiven
namaste
- Bobby
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Re: What's for dinner?
Don't throw away chips that you don't eat -
don't give them to the birds -
put them in the fridge wrapped up in the paper -
fry them up the next day with olive oil - they come out crispy and perfect.
They only need 2 minutes at the end of cooking the chops.
This was my go tonight and I had it with a tub of coleslaw.
don't give them to the birds -
put them in the fridge wrapped up in the paper -
fry them up the next day with olive oil - they come out crispy and perfect.
They only need 2 minutes at the end of cooking the chops.
This was my go tonight and I had it with a tub of coleslaw.
- Black Orchid
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Re: What's for dinner?
I rarely eat chips but, when I do, I cook them in the air fryer. McCain has a new air fryer chip out and I bought a pack the other day and tried them. They are really good.
- Bobby
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Re: What's for dinner?
Yes - I have heard about them.Black Orchid wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 9:57 pmI rarely eat chips but, when I do, I cook them in the air fryer. McCain has a new air fryer chip out and I bought a pack the other day and tried them. They are really good.
What about using my electric oven on fan?
- Bobby
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Re: What's for dinner?
Don't throw away chips that you don't eat -
don't give them to the birds -
put them in the fridge wrapped up in the paper -
fry them up the next day with olive oil - they come out crispy and perfect.
They only need 2 minutes at the end of cooking the chops.
This was my go tonight and I had it with a tub of coleslaw.
don't give them to the birds -
put them in the fridge wrapped up in the paper -
fry them up the next day with olive oil - they come out crispy and perfect.
They only need 2 minutes at the end of cooking the chops.
This was my go tonight and I had it with a tub of coleslaw.
- Jasin
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Re: What's for dinner?
I didn't know that about reincarnating chips for the next day. I've always seen them as an immediate use. Once the chips go cold, soggy or dry, etc - that's it, done and dusted.
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