What have you been eating today?

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Originally Posted by Marco

Tonight's repast... Grilled lamb cutlets with a vegetable kebab and (more) roasties:

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1...923/xv2O9Y.jpg

Washed down with a Rioja Gran Reserva:

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1...923/6cPBXJ.jpg

Marco.

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Those roasties look a lot better this time.

(I always find the wire mesh on those bottles of rioja annoying. ;) )

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

Can vegetarians eat fish? Can they eat eggs? If not, that only leaves dairy. Beans and nuts are not 'complete' proteins, ie. containing all the essential amino acids... attending to these needs is what I mean by 'faff'. And we really need more protein as we get older.

No doubt my knowledge on this might be a bit out of date, with Del being more knowledgeable on this stuff, so I'm happy to be brought up to speed :)

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Vegetarians can eat fish and eggs, but those that eschew both on ethical grounds are called vegans. A vegan diet has to be supplemented to get all of the required vitamins and minerals to maintain health.

I'll show you some proper roasties one day, Marco. No offense to Del as she is generally amazing, obviously.

Agree with Brian second batch look better.

My wife got given these duck eggs yesterday at the local shop. She seems to have become an egg magnet! The ducks arrived outside the shop a few months ago. They should try and sell them.

Paprika duck eggs, thick back bacon and toasted Hovis. Easy night wife is away ...https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...4f266b201c.jpg

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Originally Posted by Barry

Vegetarians can eat fish and eggs, but those that eschew both on ethical grounds are called vegans. A vegan diet has to be supplemented to get all of the required vitamins and minerals to maintain health.

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True vegetarians don't eat fish, and Del's one of those; she eats eggs, though:)

She's not a vegan.

Marco.

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Originally Posted by User211

I'll show you some proper roasties one day, Marco. No offense to Del as she is generally amazing, obviously.

Agree with Brian second batch look better.

My wife got given these duck eggs yesterday at the local shop. She seems to have become an egg magnet! The ducks arrived outside the shop a few months ago. They should try and sell them.

Paprika duck eggs, thick back bacon and toasted Hovis. Easy night wife is away ...https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...4f266b201c.jpg

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Looks good... Btw, who's Brian?;)

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

Can vegetarians eat fish? Can they eat eggs? If not, that only leaves dairy.

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You're joking, right?:D

Don't forget pasta...

There are THOUSANDS of varieties of vegetables, much more than there are types of meat, and she loves them all. When you start growing things from seed, you realise the myriad of produce that's available, most of which doesn't reach the supermarkets.

Del's got a more varied diet than me!

Marco.

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Originally Posted by User211

I'll show you some proper roasties one day, Marco. No offense to Del as she is generally amazing, obviously.

Agree with Brian second batch look better.

My wife got given these duck eggs yesterday at the local shop. She seems to have become an egg magnet! The ducks arrived outside the shop a few months ago. They should try and sell them.

Paprika duck eggs, thick back bacon and toasted Hovis. Easy night wife is away ...https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...4f266b201c.jpg

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Looks tasty Justin,

It's the sort of thing I would knock up if alone.
Duck eggs are richer in taste compared with hen's eggs. They are also larger in size. I'm not that mad about them: even though they are readily available from our greengrocer.

Barry (not Brian ;) )

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Originally Posted by Marco

You're joking, right?:D

Don't forget pasta...

There are THOUSANDS of varieties of vegetables, much more than there are types of meat, and she loves them all. When you start growing things from seed, you realise the myriad of produce that's available, most of which doesn't see the supermarkets.

Del's got a more varied diet than me!

Marco.

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Of course I'm not joking, I'm referring to 'complete' proteins (as mentioned in the post you misread) :ner: As far as I'm aware, pasta doesn't have a lot of protein in it, neither do vegetables, no matter how varied the diet.

Del will have more idea about this than you do, and almost certainly more than me, so consultation with her could be educating for both of us :)

And I'm aware that for vegans it's even worse, they won't even have dairy.

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Originally Posted by Barry

Those roasties look a lot better this time.

(I always find the wire mesh on those bottles of rioja annoying. ;) )

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Yes, they serve no useful purpose.

The roasties this time were more browned, but much of the issue last time was the camera angle.

As you've said in the past, the most important thing is the taste, and in that respect, I'd put Del's roast potatoes up against anyone's:)

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

Of course I'm not joking, I'm referring to 'complete' proteins (as mentioned in the post you misread) :ner: As far as I'm aware, pasta doesn't have a lot of protein in it, neither do vegetables, no matter how varied the diet.

Del will have more idea about this than you do, and almost certainly more than me, so consultation with her could be educating for both of us :)

And I'm aware that for vegans it's even worse, they won't even have dairy.

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She also gets her protein from nuts, tofu, lentils and pulses. Oh, and she's perfectly healthy;)

Marco.