The **Now Eating** Thread

[stulid]

Dominos hot pepperoni passion pizza (the one with that shicarchi sauce on).

It aint hot.

 

[theMilitant]

CM Quickfire TK with some LED colour changers on.

Thanks. Looking it up now

 

[{SAS}TB]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/-LIFETIME-G...463&sr=8-18-spons&keywords=Egg+Poacher,&psc=1

these are good little things. work very well for poaching

Yep, looked at them, but for a family of 4 the six egg pan is a minimum

 

[FrenchTart]

Thanks. Looking it up now

omg you guys....I'm going to have to insist that you post a recipe that utilises that keyboard somehow

 

[khemist]

omg you guys....I'm going to have to insist that you post a recipe that utilises that keyboard somehow

I wont say anything else about it apart from you will not find it for sale since it was a limited run and that was years ago.. maybe if you contact coolermaster you might have some luck.

I will probably be selling this so watch the mm come April 1st.

 

[Scottland]

Healthy Easter brunch

 

[Rexxar]

Looks lovely! I should get an egg poacher

Be careful, very disappointed in mine and just use boiling water instead with poachlets

 

[{SAS}TB]

Fresh (Mrs TB made) Raspberry Muffins, straight from the oven

Drizzled with white chocolate

Nom nom nom

 

[BennyC]

 

[Captain]

Fresh (Mrs TB made) Raspberry Muffins, straight from the oven

Drizzled with white chocolate

Nom nom nom

That last picture just gives me bad thoughts

 

[{SAS}TB]

I wondered who would be first to point that out

 

[Craig1981]

Spent most of today at a friends house for a little get together. We ordered take away for dinner.

Got myself a 10" munchy box, which though very tasty, was probably a mistake. I made a serious dent in it, but I could not finish it all. It consisted of chips & cheese, fritters, chicken, veg and mushroom pakora, chicken chaat, onion rings, donner meat, a pitta bread and sauce/salad. They did a smaller 7" version that I'd probably have been able to tackle.

 

[bsoltan]

 

[Rexxar]

Spent most of today at a friends house for a little get together. We ordered take away for dinner.

Got myself a 10" munchy box, which though very tasty, was probably a mistake. I made a serious dent in it, but I could not finish it all. It consisted of chips & cheese, fritters, chicken, veg and mushroom pakora, chicken chaat, onion rings, donner meat, a pitta bread and sauce/salad. They did a smaller 7" version that I'd probably have been able to tackle.

Where on earth did you get that from? Not seen anything like that in London

 

[Glaucus]

Places should do munchie boxes down south. On second thoughts it's probably better they don't.

 

[Craig1981]

Where on earth did you get that from? Not seen anything like that in London

Quite common around these parts really. Most of the kebab/pizza places do some variation of them.

 

[FrenchTart]

They seem really common in bits of Scotland. Haven't seen them in Manchester even though there's plenty of grim/northern stuff on offer here

 

[Wizzfizz]

Places should do munchie boxes down south. On second thoughts it's probably better they don't.

Ask in quite a few places and you'll get it all.

 

[Richie]

They do all sorts of Munchie Boxes in Scotland:

Traditional - chips, donner meat, onion rings, chicken pakora, mixed pakora, chicken chatt (like above)
Tandoori - Chicken Chatt, donner meat, chicken tikka, lamb tikka, shish kebab (no chips or onion rings or crap to bulk you up i.e. pure meat)
Chippie - Hamburger, sausage, haggis fritter, 1/4 pizza, 1/4 pizza crunch, chips, onion rings (basically a chippie selection box)

 

[Bar]

Also most of the Chinese takeaways around here are doing Munchie boxes - ribs, wings, spicy chips, chicken balls, salt and pepper chicken, tub of sauce

oh and in case of curiousity - pizza from a chippie in the context of above is deep fried - a pizza cruch (assuming its like a scrunchie) is a pizza thats covered in batter before being deep fried.

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