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A follow on from a recent and interesting thread.
Mine would have to be a good curry. In my 20s I'd love a phal after a few beers, almost to the point where nothing was ever too hot. Now, my tolerance for hot spicy stuff has seriously diminished, mainly due to Mrs C not enjoying anything with even a hint of heat. Now a vindaloo is usually too much for me, while I've stopped enjoying a madras. On the rare occasion I enjoy a curry it's usually a milder affair.
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^^ ThisOriginally Posted by Vimana.
Is Mr Steve R ok with this?
Red meat, chillies
I feel sorry for you if yours gets eatenIs Mr Steve R ok with this?
Are you enjoying not eating meat or is it a battle ? Surely all the best meals involve meat somewhere or other
I feel sorry for you if yours gets eaten
Though didn't you say you stopped eating it?
He'd only be half the Eric the Half a Bee that he used to be before.I feel sorry for you if yours gets eaten
;)
Don't get me confused! lol!
Are you talking to me or Vimana? Still haven't worked out how you can tell.
I'd say it was more of a battle when the rest of the house still eat meat, I would make more of an effort to make new things if it wasn't just for me, I don't miss it though.
Though didn't you say you stopped eating it?
Findus Crispy Pancakes
My Mrs made me quorn tacos Saturday, first time I've tried it and it was not the best
Absolutely no reason why you can't eat delicious meals that don't involve eating animal corpses,
Spaceships, coke bottles and red laces.
No true but meat would make those delicious meals better
Quorn can be good for some things, I use the mince mainly, I have tried many different things that wont make the shopping list again, Linda Mccartney sausage rolls tasted more sausage like than the last real sausage roll I had, kinda messed with my mind a bit.
Good ol' Linda, still messing with people's minds even after death.
Quorn can be good for some things, I use the mince mainly, I have tried many different things that wont make the shopping list again, Linda Mccartney sausage rolls tasted more sausage like than the last real sausage roll I had, kinda messed with my mind a bit.
Not a great lover of quorn, some stuff tastes too much like meat, a taste that I genuinely detest. having said that, throw a bit into a curry and there is no real meat taste, just bulks it up and is good protein.
Quorn can be good for some things, I use the mince mainly, I have tried many different things that wont make the shopping list again, Linda Mccartney sausage rolls tasted more sausage like than the last real sausage roll I had, kinda messed with my mind a bit.
Can manage quite well with loads of veggies, and as chips count as veggies too many of them!
Quorn can be good for some things, I use the mince mainly, I have tried many different things that wont make the shopping list again, Linda Mccartney sausage rolls tasted more sausage like than the last real sausage roll I had, kinda messed with my mind a bit.
To be fair, Gregg's products can have that effect on folk....... the last real sausage roll I had, kinda messed with my mind a bit.
You can get some nice flavours to put on wedges, they are not classed as chips are they?
Yeah, seen too much stuff I can't unsee.
I still have a vinda for lunch at least twice a month. (not as hot over here mind) And now the weather is better I'm cooking meat on the grill 2 or 3 times a week. I probably eat too much meat for a 50 year old, but what are you going to do? Give up?
If I gave up meat, in a few days I'd have to bite somebody.
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