What are you cooking for dinner

[mrk]

chicken chopped up into little pieces, marinaded in lemon & soy sauce before frying

add noodles

This sounds tasty, I bet it smells great too - I will try this next time round!

 

[Haly]

Jacket Potato with cheese and bacon.
I'd much rather an indian takeaway though

 

[Dark_Injection]

Well i just had beans on toast, but i might do a bacon and chicken latice with mash and gravy!

Or there is a buffet thing on i thing cos a load of people are coming to our flat later, not quiete sure which is going on!

 

[Le_Petit_Lapin]

I'm making 1 big turkey tin sized Steak and Kidney Pie, and sticking in two roasting dish sized Mince Pies at the same time to fill the oven up.

Geuss what I'll be mainly eating next week....

 

[mks2005]

This sounds tasty, I bet it smells great too - I will try this next time round!

Did something similar last night. Diced turkey thigh marinaded with lime juice, garlic and chili. Then cooked up a Thai green curry with it. Yum!

 

[InvaderGIR]

I'll be doing Fajitas...but I need to go and catch a chicken and some onions before I can cook it. Won't eat till like 7-8, and Tesco is out my door, so they can wait.

InvG

 

[Glaucus]

I'd much rather an indian takeaway though

Same here Indian rules.

Mushroom rice, chicken samba, onion bahjis and keema nan.. Meal fit for a king and only costs a £10, but still to expensive..

 

[sniffy]

If I don't go out, probably a big bowl of pasta like most nights. I bloody love the stuff!

 

[Haly]

Same here Indian rules.

Mushroom rice, chicken samba, onion bahjis and keema nan.. Meal fit for a king and only costs a £10, but still to expensive..

Sounds pretty much like what I'd have if I could Although my local doesn't do chicken samba which is a pity

 

[mks2005]

This is a great recipe list for anyone that can be arsed to cook but fancies something take-away style!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/tv_and_radio/takeaway_content.shtml

The kebab one is really nice - especially the chilli sauce

 

[randal]

I wasn't, no.

Bah. Give us a clue.

 

[Zefan]

Actually thinking about it we might get Dominoes, £7.99 any pizza any size collection only.

 

[Westyfield2]

Dunno what Mum's cooking, but whatever it is I can definitely smell that its got Garlic in it!

 

[!bluetonic!]

Indian wins, but the missus isn't a great fan.

Korai is best.

I would go for a:
Mushroom D(h)ansak
Vegetable Masal(l)a
Plain Rice
Salad
Tarka Dall

But I'm still at work and I'm really, really hungry now.

<shakeFist>
Curse you all for eating this early and / or talking about food.
</shakeFist>

 

[Kobrakai]

SPAG BOL!

 

[MarcLister]

I've been hearing lots about this recently... Is it actually nice?

PS. Swede and carrot soup for the win.

Nice? It's the best. And I am talking about Covent Garden.

If you're talking Covent Garden then it rocks, the Thai Chicken is really good too.

True sir, true.

 

[Glaucus]

Sounds pretty much like what I'd have if I could Although my local doesn't do chicken samba which is a pity

You've heard of samba? , I've only found two places to sell it, both near Bristol.

Samba
wonderful combination of flavours, Chicken or lamb
cooked in a special sweet & sour coconut
sauce carefully prepared by our chef

 

[Timdog]

rib-eye steak, sauteed onions, and garlic potatoes

 

[Tom0]

Home made sausage rolls

 

[Haly]

You've heard of samba? , I've only found two places to sell it, both near Bristol.

That'd probably be where I had it then
I can't remember the name of the place :/ Just remember having it ages back and I know it was around Bristol somewhere.
Found some decent recipes online for it but still not quite the same