Learn to cook. I enjoy cooking and don't see it as a chore.
No chance it is a chore after being at work all day, I couldn't think of anything worse to do.
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No chance it is a chore after being at work all day, I couldn't think of anything worse to do.
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I find the opposite , after a **** 10 hour day at work I have enjoyed preparing and then cooking our sweet and sour pork it does help me unwind although I do stop at clearing up.
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I'm the same CF, I'm out the house 7am-7pm during the week [even later if I end up at the gym] yet when I come home I'll cook a meal and it helps me unwind and relax, the washing up though...that can **** right off!
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Fair enough, each to their own and all that, I suppose some of it may be because as a child my mum used to do all the cooking 95% of the time. I despise it personally, it wouldn't unwind me, it would aggravate me so much. All I want to do when I get in is put my feet up and relax.
Re: The dinner threadChicken breast, stuffed with stilton & salsa, wrapped in pancetta served with new potatoes, asparagus, peas & broccolli,
Re: The dinner threadan over priced ginsters slice from the train station or an over priced stale sandwich on the train...if I'm lucky.
Re: The dinner threadHome made chick pea + veg curry with a home made samosa. Home made by the mother-in-law of a woman at work who is a professional cook and who had to much for her do at work so she gave me some to take home. It's the dogs - that woman can truly cook!
Re: The dinner threadNo doubt ill be having a Ruby tonight.
Re: The dinner threadAt my sister's gaff in Cornwall (Mawgan Porth) for the week, so been cooking a lot of fish - Hake, Mussells etc. Last night tonight, so having lovely fish & chips from the chippy up the road.
I forget sometimes just how good the fresh fish is when you're near the coast. I wouldn't dream of buying Mussells from a supermarket near me, and standalone Fishmongers are a thing of the past.
Re: The dinner threadGrilled chicken, potatoe wedges and salad
Re: The dinner threadHome from Cornwall today (boo!) so raced over to the shops & got some stuff for a quick bbq. Several burgers down & I feel normal again.
Re: The dinner threadHome made roasted sweet potato wedges and home made beetroot, onion, vet and feta tart with Beetroot gravy. Plus home made coleslaw.
Home made by my lovely sister that is
Re: The dinner threadVery impressed by the number of veggie posts on this thread.
West Ham Fans knuckle-scraping Neanderthals, don't think so !
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Sounds the b*llocks mate, what you got on it? Shepherds pie for myself tonight but am looking forward to doing a BBQ during the week with a few beers hopefully.
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That really has invoked some good memories CH, I used to have this every Friday as a treat when I was a kid, I am going to get some next shop as I have not had this for years. I did roast lamb (with garlic) pots roasted with thyme , honey drizzled roast parsnips, cabbage with leeks, peas , bttered carrots , york puds and gravy.
Re: The dinner threadA ****ing massive carvery from The Bell in Southend absolutly superb.
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