WTF of the day

[suityou01]

Kebab anyone?

[d000hg]

Ha, I saw those years ago and always wanted to try one just because they were there, but never got round to it. Can it be any worse than the 'real' kind from a greasy takeaway?

[RedSauce]

When I was an impoverished student I tried microwave pizzas and it was the single worst culinary experience of my life. There was no crust, just a soggy rim of something that resembled dough surrounding a pool of tomato and cheese napalm.

[suityou01]

[vetran]

Aunt Bessie's used to sell frozen batter in little individual foil cases, so you just need the oven space. Haven't seen them for years, though.

still do bought some from Tesco a couple of months ago, better than the precooked ones.

Not as good as the ones done fresh in the meat tray though.

[DirtyDog]

still do bought some from Tesco a couple of months ago, better than the precooked ones.

Not as good as the ones done fresh in the meat tray though.

Oooh - will have a look.

MrsDog doesn't like them, so we never have them. But might have to have a look next time to go with the beef joint for the weekend.

[doodab]

Aunt Bessie's used to sell frozen batter in little individual foil cases, so you just need the oven space. Haven't seen them for years, though.

Yeah, takes up less space in the freezer as well.

[doodab]

Can it be any worse than the 'real' kind from a greasy takeaway?

Surprisingly, yes, and with some ease.

[vetran]

Surprisingly, yes, and with some ease.

The supermarket one has more horse and less Alsatian.

[Pogle]

I'm a bit of a stick in the mud when it comes to roast dinners.
Also there would be an armed revolt if i didn't do home made Yorkshires - which are really easy to do anyway.
I agree that mashed potatoes are a bit faffy, but are easier to do since i dispensed with boiling them and just steam them days. Steaming veg is much better.
I still write a plan of timings when i do a big lunch - like Christmas or Easter.
Just like i was taught at school