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Thread: OK, What's For Lunch or Tea Today?

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    Tuna risotto.

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    Quote Originally Posted by User211 View Post
    Tuna risotto.
    Looks great!


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    Cheesesteak in home made roll…



    I’ll need a week to sleep that off

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    Bit of comfort food - beef and chestnut mushrooms


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    you dont want to know the sacrilege i just had for tea just to say it was damn tasty
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    A Bigham's ham hock, chicken and leek pie with mash and a leek/courgette sauté.

    Made a gravy with a chicken stock cube, curry power and cornflour, which was good will make again.

    That pie I would say was below par for Bigham's.

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    Rigatoni & ’cheatballs*’ in a ragu of tomato, shallot,fresh basil and ricotta forte.


    *Lincolnshire sausage with garlic powder, fennel, black pepper, rolled in semolina.




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    Quote Originally Posted by mightymonoped View Post
    Rigatoni & ’cheatballs*’ in a ragu of tomato, shallot,fresh basil and ricotta forte.


    *Lincolnshire sausage with garlic powder, fennel, black pepper, rolled in semolina.




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    Holy Mother of God I enjoyed that!


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    Beef bourguignon with cheese/horseradish mash. A full bottle of red that went into the several portions I made.
    I know it looks a mess, but I'd had rather a lot to drink..


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    Quote Originally Posted by InThe Sticks View Post
    Beef bourguignon with cheese/horseradish mash. A full bottle of red that went into the several portions I made.
    I know it looks a mess, but I'd had rather a lot to drink..

    Looks like a tasty mess to me!


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