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what some one had or is having for dinner, or do you post just to get your post count up?:)

Lon;1081414 wrote: what some one had or is having for dinner, or do you post just to get your post count up?:)


it's nice to see what others have and make comments on them, you post there to now don't you?:sneaky:

many a time I have said, 'what time is dinner?:yh_rotfl'



or 'any leftovers?:yh_rotfl'



and 'what can I bring:yh_rotfl'

cause some sound sooooooooooo good!

I have no time for such threads, and avoid them.

Richard Bell;1081469 wrote: I have no time for such threads, and avoid them.


I can understand that. It's much more interesting to respond to a intellectually challenging post like this one, and a better use of one's time.:wah:

Richard Bell;1081469 wrote: I have no time for such threads, and avoid them.


some are quite useless!

Richard Bell;1081469 wrote: I have no time for such threads, and avoid them.


Well, tonight Mr Oscar made fresh salmon fish cakes with lightly fried flat mushrooms, french frie's and garden peas. This was slightly drizzled with melted butter and sprinkled with a mixture of finely ground herbs.

The salmon was lightly poached in milk and butter with plenty of cracked pepper, when cooked, lightly flaked into a bowl where creamy mashed potatoe was added. Some parsley and salt with a beaten egg was added and then formed into round patty's. Some olive oil was gently heated in a non stick frying pan and the fish cakes were tenderly fried each side until golden brown.

For dessert, we enjoyed a lovely strawberry trifle. This consisted of a base of sponge and jelly, freah strawberrie's topped with creamy custard, finished off with lightly whipped cream.

This was washed down with the finest Brazilian ground coffee.

Later we had a nice cup of British tea with milk and two sugers.

Why do you avoid such threads??? :yh_rotfl

oscar;1081476 wrote: Well, tonight Mr Oscar made fresh salmon fish cakes with lightly fried flat mushrooms, french frie's and garden peas. This was slightly drizzled with melted butter and sprinkled with a mixture of finely ground herbs.

The salmon was lightly poached in milk and butter with plenty of cracked pepper, when cooked, lightly flaked into a bowl where creamy mashed potatoe was added. Some parsley and salt with a beaten egg was added and then formed into round patty's. Some olive oil was gently heated in a non stick frying pan and the fish cakes were tenderly fried each side until golden brown.

For dessert, we enjoyed a lovely strawberry trifle. This consisted of a base of sponge and jelly, freah strawberrie's topped with creamy custard, finished off with lightly whipped cream.

This was washed down with the finest Brazilian ground coffee.

Later we had a nice cup of British tea with milk and two sugers.

Why do you avoid such threads??? :yh_rotfl


did you post that in 'what did you have for dinner thread?';)



:yh_drool:yh_drool:yh_drool:yh_drool

Odie;1081479 wrote: did you post that in 'what did you have for dinner thread?';)



:yh_drool:yh_drool:yh_drool:yh_drool


No i didn't. I only posted it here because Richard Bell said he avoided that type of forum :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

oscar;1081476 wrote: Well, tonight Mr Oscar made fresh salmon fish cakes with lightly fried flat mushrooms, french frie's and garden peas. This was slightly drizzled with melted butter and sprinkled with a mixture of finely ground herbs.

The salmon was lightly poached in milk and butter with plenty of cracked pepper, when cooked, lightly flaked into a bowl where creamy mashed potatoe was added. Some parsley and salt with a beaten egg was added and then formed into round patty's. Some olive oil was gently heated in a non stick frying pan and the fish cakes were tenderly fried each side until golden brown.

For dessert, we enjoyed a lovely strawberry trifle. This consisted of a base of sponge and jelly, freah strawberrie's topped with creamy custard, finished off with lightly whipped cream.

This was washed down with the finest Brazilian ground coffee.

Later we had a nice cup of British tea with milk and two sugers.

Why do you avoid such threads??? :yh_rotfl


That sounded good. Even the tea.

hoppy;1081501 wrote: That sounded good. Even the tea.


does doesn't it.......she never invited us did she?:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

chicken pieces, potatoes and fresh carrots baked in Campbells cream of mushroom soup.

cheap to buy

easy to make

one pan only

makes its own gravy

and is yummy!

fuzzy butt;1081499 wrote: oscar Lon one of you have the wrong local time Good god, doesn't time fly when your on Fg. I thought it was about 3.30 am here but it's 05.20 as we speak.

tis 12:30 here, off to bed.

Odie;1081504 wrote: chicken pieces, potatoes and fresh carrots baked in Campbells cream of mushroom soup.

cheap to buy

easy to make

one pan only

makes its own gravy

and is yummy!


ooohhh yum. Campbells soup is great for sauce's. I'm sure people don't eat it as soup any more.

Next time Hoppy and Odie, your all invited :D:D

Odie;1081513 wrote: tis 12:30 here, off to bed. Mee too i think. Catch you tomorrow Hun NANU NANU :-6:-6

oscar;1081516 wrote: mee too i think. Catch you tomorrow hun nanu nanu :-6:-6


nanu nanu hun!!:-4

yes, I enjoy cooking so I like to see what other people cook day to day too.

Lon;1081414 wrote: what some one had or is having for dinner, or do you post just to get your post count up?:)


I still enjoy "sissy" chili.



:D

Let's celebrate. My post count just went up by ONE.

Hi Lon,



Hope you're having a great time in NZ.



Yes, I do care Lon:-6. I live vicariously through my friend's journeys of food, entertainment, jokes, and good times while on their holidays to other lands and their experiences, and also throught their daily lives.



I would rather read of these wonderful experiences then wander sadly throught the political and religious threads. These threads add a spark to my life because I know you've enjoyed your meal with yourself, family and friends :-6



So now...tell us what you've eaten and done since you've been in NZ.

It fascinates me to read what you guys over the pond are eating.

Brats and grits for instance.

Brats are spoilt children in UK and Grits is what you get in the crack of your bum on the beach:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

I love reading all the different menus...

Still waiting for your Vulture recipe Lon, Clyde Chasseur with veg of course:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

oscar;1081497 wrote: No i didn't. I only posted it here because Richard Bell said he avoided that type of forum :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


i like your attitude missy!:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Chezzie;1082163 wrote: It fascinates me to read what you guys over the pond are eating.

Brats and grits for instance.

Brats are spoilt children in UK and Grits is what you get in the crack of your bum on the beach:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

I love reading all the different menus...

Still waiting for your Vulture recipe Lon, Clyde Chasseur with veg of course:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


:o Time for bed, I just read that as spoilt chicken and wondered what the hell it was :rolleyes::wah:

Betty Boop;1082187 wrote: Time for bed, I just read that as spoilt chicken and wondered what the hell it was :rolleyes::wah:


I spoil my chicken too Betty, I give it a damn good rub down with butter and then give it a good old stuffing:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl