The last meal
09 May 2006, 11:00 PM
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The last meal
Having a chat with the people at work today about what you would eat as your last meal if you were on death row. All being chefs i half expected all the french fancy stuff like white truffle risoto etc etc but no all just home cooked like mum used to make kinda stuff. so heres mine
crab meat and sweetcorn soup
sweet and sour pork with egg fried rice
apple crummble and ice cream (like my nan use to make)
bit of an odd combo but works for me
so come on then what would you all have?
crab meat and sweetcorn soup
sweet and sour pork with egg fried rice
apple crummble and ice cream (like my nan use to make)
bit of an odd combo but works for me
so come on then what would you all have?
10 May 2006, 12:07 AM
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Well I just had dinner with a friend at le comptoir gascon by smithfield market, and I have to say their cassoulet would be somewhere near the top of the list. Wow. 
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I had the most bizarre thing at lunchtime that took a while to sink in how difficult it must be to make.
It was a Deep Fried Hens Egg!
It was actually the yolk covered in the lightest batter and crumb and then deep fried. But the really clever bit was that it was still soft inside!
Notwithstanding my last meal would be a big vegetable curry with pilau rice, black dhal without the ghee on top with a big fluffy nan bread. Yummy in the tummy
It was a Deep Fried Hens Egg!
It was actually the yolk covered in the lightest batter and crumb and then deep fried. But the really clever bit was that it was still soft inside!
Notwithstanding my last meal would be a big vegetable curry with pilau rice, black dhal without the ghee on top with a big fluffy nan bread. Yummy in the tummy
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Although we had this conversation a few weeks back and the brother in law said it'd have to be the hottest, baddest curry he could get his hands on just so theyve got something to clean up after hes been electricuted....LMAO
Although we had this conversation a few weeks back and the brother in law said it'd have to be the hottest, baddest curry he could get his hands on just so theyve got something to clean up after hes been electricuted....LMAO
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Chicken Tikka Massala and Basmati Rice with a big bowl of Ben and jerry's finest to follow
10 May 2006, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
Mixed Grill
Although we had this conversation a few weeks back and the brother in law said it'd have to be the hottest, baddest curry he could get his hands on just so theyve got something to clean up after hes been electricuted....LMAO
Although we had this conversation a few weeks back and the brother in law said it'd have to be the hottest, baddest curry he could get his hands on just so theyve got something to clean up after hes been electricuted....LMAO
Good old sunday lunch with nowt missing for me
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10 May 2006, 05:37 PM
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12oz rump steak with dauphinoise potatoes
Apple crumble & custard or
Vanilla Cheesecake
with a thick banana milkshake or a bottle of Jacobs Creek
think i will call in Tesco's on the way home to practice
12oz rump steak with dauphinoise potatoes
Apple crumble & custard or
Vanilla Cheesecake
with a thick banana milkshake or a bottle of Jacobs Creek
think i will call in Tesco's on the way home to practice
10 May 2006, 05:45 PM
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Vegtable Pakora to start.
Not so sure of the main course, but fillet steak would be one choice. Roast beef, gravy and horseradish is another. Prawn Pathia with Aloo Gobi also appeals.
After that lot, I don't think I could have much more than ice cream. (Although I wouldn't have to worry about indigestion)
Not so sure of the main course, but fillet steak would be one choice. Roast beef, gravy and horseradish is another. Prawn Pathia with Aloo Gobi also appeals.
After that lot, I don't think I could have much more than ice cream. (Although I wouldn't have to worry about indigestion)
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Certainly non of what they were eating in CSI NY last Saturday ! Yuk...centipedes, spiders,octopus...still alive....$10,000 dollars a plate...no siree, always said the yanks were nuts.
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