OK, What's For Lunch or Tea Today?

Today’s Temple Food balancing yesterday’s Comfort Food.

Veggie stir-fry with Quorn and lots of fresh veg, lemongrass, galangal, tamarind, chilli, garlic, Thai Basil, coriander and coconut milk.

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Originally Posted by mightymonoped

That’s a shame. [emoji853] it’s a bit easier for me as the pool is in the building, I just put trunks and a t-shirt on, get in the lift down to the pool, have a swim, then get back in the lift and get showered/changed back in the flat.


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How the other half live. :lol:

It's a sheltered housing complex for the elderly with a lift!:lol:

;)

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Marco

It's a sheltered housing complex for the elderly with a lift!:lol:

;)

Marco.

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Feels more like a compound for the criminally insane sometimes. [emoji23]


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Originally Posted by antonio

How the other half live. :lol:

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I bought the flat specifically because it had a pool onsite - as it’s about the only decent exercise I can get aerobically as well as being good for undoing the damage that using crutches has done over the last 19 years.

Cost me an arm and a leg though (boom, boom) [emoji13][emoji23]

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Yup crutches are hard work mate

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Originally Posted by mightymonoped

I bought the flat specifically because it had a pool onsite - as it’s about the only decent exercise I can get aerobically as well as being good for undoing the damage that using crutches has done over the last 19 years.

Cost me an arm and a leg though (boom, boom) [emoji13][emoji23]

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When the survey was done did it mention damp ? :D

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Originally Posted by mightymonoped

I bought the flat specifically because it had a pool onsite - as it’s about the only decent exercise I can get aerobically as well as being good for undoing the damage that using crutches has done over the last 19 years.

Cost me an arm and a leg though (boom, boom) [emoji13][emoji23]

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Good stuff, if you enjoy it, Tony:)

Marco.

It was Del's birthday today, so took her for a 'posh' afternoon tea... Walking down the historic city centre of Chester:

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Beautiful and historic Chester Cathedral:

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Destination reached...

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Nicely decorated outside:

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Relaxing inside the Arkle bar and lounge, in rather convivial surroundings with a glass of champers and some strawberries and cream:

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What's coming next on the menu (for me - Del had veggie stuff))...

Floured bloomer, crispy haddock, tartare sauce.
Open rye, roast beef, pastrami, mustard and pickles.
Baked pork and apple savoury.
Appleby’s Cheshire cheese.
Freshly baked plain and fruit scones served with clotted cream and strawberry preserve.
Freshly brewed Tea and Coffee.

Cakes, Del's sarnies and (Darjeeling) tea arrive and are quickly scoffed, lol (nice touch with the chocolate Happy Birthday card and candle) :

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Check out the "floured bloomer, crispy haddock and tartare sauce". Nice close-up:

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There's basically a whole piece of fish in there... Absolutely scrummy, as was the beef (should've taken a pic)! Never had this quality of food before in an afternoon tea. Not cheap, but bloody good, and we both had a very enjoyable afternoon:)

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Marco

It was Del's birthday today, so took her for a 'posh' afternoon tea... Walking down the historic city centre of Chester:

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...924/1hCshx.jpg

Destination reached...

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...922/fi63ZQ.jpg

Nicely decorated outside:

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...924/bumxyz.jpg

Relaxing inside the Arkle bar and lounge, in rather convivial surroundings with a glass of champers and some strawberries and cream:

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...922/RvfWlc.jpg http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...923/UBq0fG.jpg

What's coming next on the menu (for me - Del had veggie stuff))...

Floured bloomer, crispy haddock, tartare sauce.
Open rye, roast beef, pastrami, mustard and pickles.
Baked pork and apple savoury.
Appleby’s Cheshire cheese.
Freshly baked plain and fruit scones served with clotted cream and strawberry preserve.
Freshly brewed Tea and Coffee.

Cakes, Del's sarnies and (Darjeeling) tea arrive (nice touch with the chocolate Happy Birthday card and candle) :

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...922/bdLSn7.jpg

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...921/75J7QX.jpg

Check out the "floured bloomer, crispy haddock and tartare sauce". Nice close-up:

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...923/IaCZgh.jpg

There's basically a whole piece of fish in there... Absolutely scrummy, as was the beef (should've taken a pic)! Never had this quality of food before in an afternoon tea. Not cheap, but bloody good, and we both had a very enjoyable afternoon:)

Marco.

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Looks great Marco