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Get a small 8” or so pan, put them in there and stick it under the grill for 20min on low heat, flip it half way through. Easy.
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Get a small 8” or so pan, put them in there and stick it under the grill for 20min on low heat, flip it half way through. Easy.
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Made hummus.
My birthday today. My dad asked to take me out for my lunch. So I decided to go to Thaikhun at the Silverburn shopping centre.
We had a Bangkok Platter for 2 to start. Came with grilled chicken satay, thai prawn toast, pork dumplings and red curried corn cakes. Really good starter
For the main course, we shared a Pinto Box. From the selections available we chose green curry with chicken, beef in noodles, pork in red curry and jasmine rice. The rice comes with unlimited refills, so we ended up going through two portions of rice between us. This was also great. Its great to have a variety of different dishes to sample. The beef in noodles is my favourite
My dessert was the chocolate fondant. Its meant to come with coconut ice cream, but they were out of that. So I had it with matcha green tea ice cream instead. Just as good
My dad had the banana fritters with vanilla ice cream for dessert. He enjoyed it
I also picked up some Tim Horton doughnuts on the way home. 2 honey crullers, 2 Canadian maple and 2 Boston crème. 6 for £5.99. Bargain
We had a Bangkok Platter for 2 to start. Came with grilled chicken satay, thai prawn toast, pork dumplings and red curried corn cakes. Really good starter
For the main course, we shared a Pinto Box. From the selections available we chose green curry with chicken, beef in noodles, pork in red curry and jasmine rice. The rice comes with unlimited refills, so we ended up going through two portions of rice between us. This was also great. Its great to have a variety of different dishes to sample. The beef in noodles is my favourite
My dessert was the chocolate fondant. Its meant to come with coconut ice cream, but they were out of that. So I had it with matcha green tea ice cream instead. Just as good
My dad had the banana fritters with vanilla ice cream for dessert. He enjoyed it
I also picked up some Tim Horton doughnuts on the way home. 2 honey crullers, 2 Canadian maple and 2 Boston crème. 6 for £5.99. Bargain
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now that is a freaking awesome birthday mealMy birthday today. My dad asked to take me out for my lunch. So I decided to go to Thaikhun at the Silverburn shopping centre.
We had a Bangkok Platter for 2 to start. Came with grilled chicken satay, thai prawn toast, pork dumplings and red curried corn cakes. Really good starter
For the main course, we shared a Pinto Box. From the selections available we chose green curry with chicken, beef in noodles, pork in red curry and jasmine rice. The rice comes with unlimited refills, so we ended up going through two portions of rice between us. This was also great. Its great to have a variety of different dishes to sample. The beef in noodles is my favourite
My dessert was the chocolate fondant. Its meant to come with coconut ice cream, but they were out of that. So I had it with matcha green tea ice cream instead. Just as good
My dad had the banana fritters with vanilla ice cream for dessert. He enjoyed it
I also picked up some Tim Horton doughnuts on the way home. 2 honey crullers, 2 Canadian maple and 2 Boston crème. 6 for £5.99. Bargain
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looks awesome dude. wish my salads looked that goodShock double post. Made some nice salads for dinner.
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Homemade Matcha ice cream.
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Made some pizzas on my Uuni 3. My dough still needs work but it was still very good.
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Has that been cooked?
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Thats a fair question looking at it
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Yes, 12 minutes at 200c. You seem to be insinuating my cooking is no good. How very dare you
That is raw!
It's a tesco stonebaked pizza and instructions were 12 minutes at 200c for fan ovens. Was hot enough when I ate it. Pretty average though. I don't know why I buy frozen pizza tbh other than them being cheap; you can't beat a proper restaurant, take away or homemade.
On a better note, my neighbour just knocked on my door and handed me warm slices of homemade yoghurt and strawberry cake. Smells and tastes delicious.
On a better note, my neighbour just knocked on my door and handed me warm slices of homemade yoghurt and strawberry cake. Smells and tastes delicious.