The **Now Eating** Thread
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When you say flat bread, are you talking about naan, chapati, paratha or all 3?
I often have keema nan instead of rice. I agree it's super satisfying mopping up spicy sauce with naan bread.
all 3, although you don't need all 3 every time you order.
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You're making me fancy one now. Bloody delivery charges. My favourite curry house is £12 minimum. I only want a £6 curry and a £1.50 bread,
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If it was a Friday or Saturday I'd say yeah, but not during the week.
Shut up! £12 for delivery?!?!
And I grumbled at paying £1.50 for Just Eat to deliver....
Shut up! £12 for delivery?!?!
And I grumbled at paying £1.50 for Just Eat to deliver....
£12 minimum order before delivery
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Shut up! £12 for delivery?!?!
And I grumbled at paying £1.50 for Just Eat to deliver....
Not £12 to deliver, £12 minimum order.
EDIT: Beaten by Clovis
Ah, right!
That's still pretty annoying though. I don't think my locals have a minimum spend for deliveries. They still get their delivery money and a sales a sale.
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I bought a goat (dead) and it was delivered on Friday. I spent the weekend cutting it up for the freezer and doing stuff with some leftover bits. I made a pot of stock and a load of mince so decided to make some goatherd's pies - basically shepherd's pie made with goat. I got 11 altogether.
Had one tonight with roasted cauliflower greens. Topping is 1/2 tattie, 1/2 celeriac. Absolutely delicious. First time I've eaten cauliflower greens - they're really nice.
Had one tonight with roasted cauliflower greens. Topping is 1/2 tattie, 1/2 celeriac. Absolutely delicious. First time I've eaten cauliflower greens - they're really nice.
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None of the bread in Sainsbury's looked any good today so I made soda bread. I undercooked it a bit and it was deliciously cake like.
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Sous Vide 'Confit' Chicken Leg, Celeriac Puree (first time making, was awesome), Fondant Potato and Purple Carrots.
Sous Vide 'Confit' Chicken Leg, Celeriac Puree (first time making, was awesome), Fondant Potato and Purple Carrots.
Recipe?
Looks incredible!
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That looks delicious
I've just gone and read up on about 10 different fondant potato recipes inspired by the above
I've just gone and read up on about 10 different fondant potato recipes inspired by the above
that doesn't indeed look great.
porridge, oats chocolate and coconut portiere powder and tablespoon of peanut butter.
wish I could find a decent maple/golden syrup/caramel flavour, but the ones I've tried around those sorts of flavours suck, mainly as you ca barely taste it.
porridge, oats chocolate and coconut portiere powder and tablespoon of peanut butter.
wish I could find a decent maple/golden syrup/caramel flavour, but the ones I've tried around those sorts of flavours suck, mainly as you ca barely taste it.