What did you cook or eat today (January 2023)?

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

I had a light lunch today because working in the garden means I munch on things (such as Lebanese cucumbers, carrots, strawberries, the odd raspberry here and there, tamari roasted almonds) because hubby wanted chocolate ice cream as well! I think I also had some cherries in there as well, lol.

Tomorrow he's back at work so not munching will be easier.

 

[Yorky]

Pepperoni and chilli pizza, pan fried (5 minutes) then halogen oven (225°C, 10 minutes).

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• Yorky
• 22 Jan 2023

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• Yorky
• 22 Jan 2023

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• Yorky
• 22 Jan 2023

 

[Lullabelle]

There are a lot of Brits like that. They invade Costa del Sol, or Sorrento, or parts of Portugal, or areas of France. Never learn the bloody language, never engage with the local community and then complain that no-one prepares a good Sunday Lunch. Damn them to Hell.

The one thing we never do when visiting another country is expect or ask for 'British' food, we want traditional from the country we are in. I do not want a Sunday roast when in Thailand or Greece or were ever, I want their food please that is why we travel.

 

[karadekoolaid]

The one thing we never do when visiting another country is expect or ask for 'British' food, we want traditional from the country we are in. I do not want a Sunday roast when in Thailand or Greece or were ever, I want their food please that is why we travel.

As it should be!

 

[Lullabelle]

Dinner this evening will be haggis, neeps and tatties done in a slightly different way

 

[TastyReuben]

 

[Lullabelle]

Apologies for the poor pic but you get the idea very tasty but wasn't keen on the cream and whisky sauce.

 

[Windigo]

We went out with friends and ate fondue. More in the fondue thread. Mine was Swiss cheese.

 

[rascal]

Last night we had home made pate with crackers and relish etc as entree.
Lamb for main, packet custard for dessert with ice cream. Everyone left full. Wifes back at work today so a lay day here.

Russ

 

[TastyReuben]

Making steak fajitas:

 

[karadekoolaid]

No photo, but I did a quick brinjal masala (aubergine curry) with some leftover naan bread.

 

[rascal]

1pm here light snack of cold lamb and chow sammy. Yummo.

Russ

 

[kaneohegirlinaz]

Happy Lunar New Year!
Gung hay fat choy!
-edit- one must eat "lucky foods" at New Year...
Took Mom to a new Asian Bistro around the corner from her place:

Not shown are 2 orders of Edamame and Kappa Maki.
We shared this table full of food!

 

[Puggles]

Have to get store bought because I don't have a kitchen right now

Fried chicken with honey and hot sauce and Mac & cheese and red velvet cupcakes.

 

[caseydog]

The one thing we never do when visiting another country is expect or ask for 'British' food, we want traditional from the country we are in. I do not want a Sunday roast when in Thailand or Greece or were ever, I want their food please that is why we travel.

I am the same way. I see YouTube videos where people (mostly under 40) go to the fast food places like McDonald's in other countries to compare the food to US fast food. Not me, that's for sure. I want to eat what the locals eat, within reason (I'll pass on the crickets and grub worms, thank you).

CD