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Fried egg sarnie.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI need to decide what to have for dinner. There's gammon steaks, ribeye steaks, and a joint of beef, all in their prime.
And there's me, who can't really be bothered to cook yet is also bored of takeaways.
I might just make a steak sandwich. Quick and easy, and quite filling
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No eggs in the place. I don't really like them anywayOriginally posted by norrahe View PostFried egg sarnie.
Having dragged myself to the kitchen, I allowed myself to get carried away and undertook Phase I of my thrice-cooked chips. While they (and I) are resting for a bit, I'll decide between steak and gammon. Either sounds very nice
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostNo eggs in the place. I don't really like them anyway
Having dragged myself to the kitchen, I allowed myself to get carried away and undertook Phase I of my thrice-cooked chips. While they (and I) are resting for a bit, I'll decide between steak and gammon. Either sounds very nice
Can't seem to get the hang of chips, either that or the type of spuds I'm using aren't the right sort. They don't seem to crisp up.Originally posted by Pondlife View PostYou've gone from sarnie to triple cooked chips. That's some leap!
Top effort indeed.Comment
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I like to make a frittata if I CBA, normally involves me throwing bits of meat and cheese into a pan full whisked eggs and whacking it under the grillComment
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HyperD would be proud.Originally posted by Pondlife View PostYou've gone from sarnie to triple cooked chips. That's some leap!
Top effort indeed.
Wonder what he's up to these days.Comment
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He's not posted in a while. Think MS saw him last so we should probably blame her.Originally posted by norrahe View PostHyperD would be proud.
Wonder what he's up to these days.Comment
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And, having got past Phase I, I can no longer back out, so I have to make the rest of the mealOriginally posted by Pondlife View PostYou've gone from sarnie to triple cooked chips. That's some leap!
Top effort indeed.
Just remembered there's some sausage casserole in the freezer - might heat that up to go with them
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