What's the last thing you ate?

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Swordfish....... :x
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A damn fine Risotto :)
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Retrodreaming wrote:Swordfish....... :x
I'm not sure how to interpret that emoticon (damn you technology!)
but I would steer away from the swordfish unless you know where and how it was produced...


and that goes for all fish....

i do hope it was delicious though
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So Newcastle United lost (again) today, Eleanor is out all night at a hen night and there is the square-root of fuck all on TV. I can't be arsed with being creative, so that only leaves one option.

Cue: 1x Chicken Tikka Daansak, 1x Saag Aloo, 1x Keema Naan, 2x Onion Bhaji, 4x Poppadums, 1x cold bottle of Tanglefoot ale. Sod the cholesterol. Bring on the Curry-sweats!! :D
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Some tasty Lays Sensations Asian Secrets :D
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Eel is so good
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A curry.

Fucking nice it was too.
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pancakes, yesterday night.
but not the ordinary ones, i mixed a spice mixture called Mojo Picón (with sweet pepper & garlic, one of those mixtures you can buy at Oil & Vinegar) through the batter, to give the pancakes a spicy taste. And i ate them with crème fraîche. Yum.
As for today, i haven't had any breakfast yet. Any suggestions for nice light / fresh breakfasts? I'm such a bad eater in the morning.. :?
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a twix bar and some M&M's
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Orange wrote:Some tasty Lays Sensations Asian Secrets :D
lol sounds erotic

I am driving an unregistered Ford Escort to the grocery store for hamburger fixins. This dangerous mission may terminate with a tasty hamburger. I am plotting a side but still don't know what sounds good. A crisp Claussen pickle will appear on the plate.
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I went to a huge buffet over in Gatineau, Quebec. I had too many things to mention.
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Vanilla ice cream 8)
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Pasta with tuna, and lots and lots of mayonnaise with garlic bread.

It was gorgeous!
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Some of my own home-baked bread with some cheese.
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I tried frog legs. Their actually pretty good.
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747Music wrote:I tried frog legs. Their actually pretty good.
is frog legs like a culinary term or is it really frog legs as in frog legs??? :shock:
what does it taste like???

I've made myself ravioli with pesto / cheese and a nice garlic/cream sauce.. yum.
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Just got into Anchovies lately. Avoided em like the plague for years but now I can't get enough of the little suckers. Bought some in garlic olive oil tonight. Added to a spicy chilli and pepperoni pizza - man they rocked!!
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TheSilenceEchoes wrote:
747Music wrote:I tried frog legs. Their actually pretty good.
is frog legs like a culinary term or is it really frog legs as in frog legs??? :shock:
what does it taste like???
Ya, frog legs are actually the legs of a frog. Tasted a bit like chicken I must say. They come in a crispy batter like onion rings. Good stuff.
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