What are you having for dinner tonight

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Re: What are you having for dinner tonight

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rigger wrote:Roast chicken breasts with garlic, sweet potato "fries" (baked), peas and carrots with gravy, followed by sugar-free rhubarb crumble :D
I'm going with the sweet potato "fries" too. With a sea bass parcel and tenderstalk broccoli.

Fish and chips, basically.
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mapperleywhite wrote:
Selby White wrote:Posh Nosh tonight :shock:

Snacks
To be eaten with your fingers

Bread
Tring Brewery Beer Bread with Shipped Marmite Butter

Pork
Slow Cooked Pork Belly, Smoked Eel, Peanut, Radish & Spring Onion

Duck
Salt Aged Duck, Beetroot, Berries & Chicory

Premier Cheese
The Lancer – An optional extra course with a small supplement of £5.50

Chocolate
Valrhona Chocolate Ganache, Cherry & Kirsch Ice Cream
Sounds magnificent! Await your report!
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It's certainly different to a normal restaurant with a max of 15 people sat around the table with the chef preparing in the middle.
Bit of a special occasion place with a top chef.

Will be honest we know the owners which was reason for going but will recommend to anyone who fancies a fine dining experience.

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Not last night but tonight. Went shopping with her indoors ( :shock: ) to the local Co-op. Hadn't got anything in for tea so decided on a piece of fillet steak, sealed in a package. Only a fiver. Fried it up (medium rare) with some chips and I kid you not, if you had been served it up in a top restaurant you would have been raving about it. Result! :D :thumbup:
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Tonight it's belly pork with homemade apple sauce and stuffing. Ratatouille, homemade, roast potatoes, peas and cauliflower cheese. Washed down with a nice Rioja
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Chinese takeaway from our favourite takeaway in Wollaton.
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Homemade Belfast pastie and thick cut chips ....
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Just bought a beef joint, so it'll be roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, fondant potatoes, peas, carrots, runner beans, gravy ( plenty of ;) ) and horseradish.
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Fillet steak, new pots, peas, broccoli. Glass (or two) of red.
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A nice big bowl of Lobby stew?
I'm reliably informed by the lady of the house where we're staying that it's a Stokey (she's from the Potteries) stew with anything and everything 'lobbed' into the pot? :o ;)
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Made a chicken curry last night & let all the flavours soak in. Love a good curry.
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