Tonight's dinner? - Page 2

#21 28.01.2011, 19:02

Spaghetti Bologonese on a big nest of salad, which I also had the night before...

weejeem · #22 28.01.2011, 19:03

	Quote:	Peg A
	(Seriously, 100g'ish of meat per person per meal... I'm not quite sure if you're saying that's bad - too much / too little? Perhaps I said something goofy and am not catching it?)

Err, let's put it this way...

Q: " What do the words 'Weejeem', 'portion' and 'control' have in common? "

A: " They are only ever seen in the same sentence in the close company of the word 'no'' "

Leni · #23 28.01.2011, 19:47

Extremely healthy sushi - homemade - followed by extremely unhealthy homemade brownies.(250g dark choccie, butter, eggs.....oh dear!!)

Kamarate · #24 28.01.2011, 19:54

	Quote:	tchant
	Pretty simple and all ingredients at home. I was actually thinking of making something like courgette, leek, onion with almonds, garlic and curry on olive oil, and some gruyere and bread with it. But i'll re-evaluate . Thanks!

It's mega easy, just boil it all together with a stock cube (or 2 if you make the ridiculous amount I made - I went overkill on the veggie shopping), a bit of salt, pepper if that's your thing, smidgen of margarine and blend it all together and voilà!

nic80 · #25 28.01.2011, 20:02

Grilled ostrich fillets and roast vegetable ratatouille. Quick, easy and delicious

Kamarate · #26 28.01.2011, 20:04

That sounds sooooo good. Will have to buy some ostrich at some point. Do you cook it like beef?

Dougal's Breakfast · #27 28.01.2011, 20:06

Tonight I have mostly been eating soup.

nic80 · #28 28.01.2011, 20:10

	Quote:	Kamarate
	That sounds sooooo good. Will have to buy some ostrich at some point. Do you cook it like beef?

Just the same

Its delicious and lean, I prefer it just pink in the middle.

http://www.ostrich.org.uk/products/meat.html

#29 28.01.2011, 20:10

Homemade cheeseburger

(chopped my own chuck and fried very hot with salt and pepper. Added dijon and a slice of godminster cheddar and grilled. Ate with gruyere mashed potatoes and Italian spinach. A&W Cream Soda to drink)

weejeem · #30 28.01.2011, 20:12

	Quote:	Dougal's Breakfast
	Tonight I have mostly been eating soup.

So no faggots in your mouth tonight, then?

Oi'll get me coat...

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nic80 · #31 28.01.2011, 20:13

	Quote:	economisto
	Homemade cheeseburger (chopped my own chuck and fried very hot with salt and pepper. Added dijon and a slice of godminster cheddar and grilled. Ate with gruyere mashed potatoes and Italian spinach. A&W Cream Soda to drink)

That sounds amazing

smackerjack · #32 28.01.2011, 20:26

Baked Potatoes with grated cheddar cheese, baked beans and back bacon covered in red onion pickle followed by a spotted dick and custard

#33 28.01.2011, 20:28

	Quote:	smackerjack
	Baked Potatoes with grated cheddar cheese, baked beans and back bacon covered in red onion pickle followed by a spotted dick and custard

What sort of potatoes do you use for good baking and where do you buy them please? I love a good baked potato with cheddar and beans!!

Lou · #34 28.01.2011, 20:49

It was kids choice tonight so fish fingers, chips & beans all smothered in Heinz tomato sauce.

smackerjack · #35 28.01.2011, 20:54

	Quote:	economisto
	What sort of potatoes do you use for good baking and where do you buy them please? I love a good baked potato with cheddar and beans!!

I am in the UK this weekend hence the Cheddar cheese & back Bacon. Got the baked potatoes in Sainsbury's

I always have problems in CH and have used potatoes from France but they are not really big enough...

st2lemans · #36 28.01.2011, 21:06

	Quote:	economisto
	What sort of potatoes do you use for good baking and where do you buy them please? I love a good baked potato with cheddar and beans!!

Bintje.

Anywhere.

Tom

Leni · #37 28.01.2011, 21:28

Second that.

In Migros, they have big bags labelled (amazingly) "Baked Potatoes" and these are perfect. Big and fluffy when cooked.

ecb · #38 28.01.2011, 21:47

Cheated tonight and went in cable car up local mountain (sort of mountain .. 1000m only ..) to have fondue .. accompanied by lovely yodelling. First time out without kids in .. oh .. about 3 years?? I joke not.

Kind of weird but very nice.

Meisie · #39 28.01.2011, 22:43

	Quote:	ecb
	Cheated tonight and went in cable car up local mountain (sort of mountain .. 1000m only ..) to have fondue .. accompanied by lovely yodelling. First time out without kids in .. oh .. about 3 years?? I joke not. Kind of weird but very nice.

Was there yodeling at the restaurant? If so, which one may I ask was it? I've been trying to locate a restaurant that has some live yodeling.

Anyway, back on topic. I didn't have time for supper this evening and it's too darn late to have any now (I'll feel terrible if I eat now and then go to bed). I do know what I'm having for breakfast tomorrow though.. My darling husband brought some fancy-spancy chocolate from Laederach home for me

ecb · #40 28.01.2011, 22:55

	Quote:	Meisie
	Was there yodeling at the restaurant? If so, which one may I ask was it? I've been trying to locate a restaurant that has some live yodeling.

It was Berggasthaus Hintere Wasserfallen, BL. Probably a bit far for you?

They do an evening fondue plausch once a month in winter only and always have some sort of traditional music while you eat. http://http://www.wasserfallenbahn.ch/Neu/start.htm It was fun.

Enjoy your chocolate!