What are you eating ??
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Re: What are you eating ??
Crap fish and chips for lunch, so I'm having pizza for tea.. Serious can't be arsed good..
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Re: What are you eating ??
Feeling a bit Mediterranean this evening, so we did an Antipasti of Parma ham and Salami with some olives, then a fish based Paella for a main course. Kinda drifted off course with dessert though, as I had vanilla ice cream with walnuts and maple syrup, Mmmm.
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Re: What are you eating ??
Nowt....but I'm feeling hungry, & D6Nutz' post has put me in the mood for some fish & chips.....sobeit!!
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Re: What are you eating ??
Roast beef & all the trimmings, then apple & blackberry crumble for dessert. ![Tongue Out :P](./images/smilies/emoticon-0110-tongueout.gif)
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Spag bol.... I cooked it from scratch (first time ever as I don't cook) and the kids wolfed it down..
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Re: What are you eating ??
Last night we took around 30-40 min walk around all the restaurants in the hotel trying to decide what to have. It's a pretty big hotel, not going up but out because it has nothing around it so it has steak houses, sushi, seafood etc - basically it caters for everyone's taste. But we decided as it was getting later and later to head for the buffet style restaurant - this has got to be the best buffet I've ever been to. I had spag bol last night I have no idea what they have put in it after the ovbivous but it's tasty. I also had a chicken and veg soup as a starter with a fresh roll - wow!
This morning we are keeping it simple and heading for the buffet for breakie as well. As time ticks I'm sure we will head for different places and try them...apart from sushi and sea food...not into that lol.
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This morning we are keeping it simple and heading for the buffet for breakie as well. As time ticks I'm sure we will head for different places and try them...apart from sushi and sea food...not into that lol.
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Re: What are you eating ??
Rossgo at breakfastRossgo wrote:Last night we took around 30-40 min walk around all the restaurants in the hotel trying to decide what to have. It's a pretty big hotel, not going up but out because it has nothing around it so it has steak houses, sushi, seafood etc - basically it caters for everyone's taste. But we decided as it was getting later and later to head for the buffet style restaurant - this has got to be the best buffet I've ever been to. I had spag bol last night I have no idea what they have put in it after the ovbivous but it's tasty. I also had a chicken and veg soup as a starter with a fresh roll - wow!
This morning we are keeping it simple and heading for the buffet for breakie as well. As time ticks I'm sure we will head for different places and try them...apart from sushi and sea food...not into that lol.
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Kwacky I'll be honest I am a very fussy eater and I seriously don't do spice very well, seafood seems to be a favourite in the restaurants at the hotel and I don't lile seafood either ![](http://emoji.tapatalk-cdn.com/emoji23.png)
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My partner on the other hand always tries their local type of food because it's part of the country and people so it's lile a education.
Thailand being the funniest place. She is always up for trying the local food and she thought the spice would be ok for her over there, I warned her that Indian spice and Thailand spice are too totally different things but she didn't listen. The server brought her loads of dishes with her meal on them so she started...the server had to be called back for many bottles of water
I peed myself laughing! Their stuff is vicious!
I haven't seen any towns here infact our drive way must be 3 or 4 miles long maybe more so we are quite secluded over here to eat out at restaurants. We are all inclusive anyway so not too fussed about eating out as there must be 10 or so restaurants in the hotel
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My partner on the other hand always tries their local type of food because it's part of the country and people so it's lile a education.
Thailand being the funniest place. She is always up for trying the local food and she thought the spice would be ok for her over there, I warned her that Indian spice and Thailand spice are too totally different things but she didn't listen. The server brought her loads of dishes with her meal on them so she started...the server had to be called back for many bottles of water
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I haven't seen any towns here infact our drive way must be 3 or 4 miles long maybe more so we are quite secluded over here to eat out at restaurants. We are all inclusive anyway so not too fussed about eating out as there must be 10 or so restaurants in the hotel
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You been spying on me C00kieC00kiemonster wrote:Rossgo at breakfastRossgo wrote:Last night we took around 30-40 min walk around all the restaurants in the hotel trying to decide what to have. It's a pretty big hotel, not going up but out because it has nothing around it so it has steak houses, sushi, seafood etc - basically it caters for everyone's taste. But we decided as it was getting later and later to head for the buffet style restaurant - this has got to be the best buffet I've ever been to. I had spag bol last night I have no idea what they have put in it after the ovbivous but it's tasty. I also had a chicken and veg soup as a starter with a fresh roll - wow!
This morning we are keeping it simple and heading for the buffet for breakie as well. As time ticks I'm sure we will head for different places and try them...apart from sushi and sea food...not into that lol.
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My misses has shown me this clip before when we've been away I do become an animal I need to try everything at breakie time
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Technically it's breakie time now (6AM Local time) but my misses is still asleep and she won't get up and eat straight away so I think I still got a little while to wait
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Re: What are you eating ??
A hotel we stayed at in India had continental, English and Indian breakfast available.
There was a massive queue for the European stuff and just me and my wife loading up our plates with the Indian food. One bloke walked pasted us and said "you can spot the Brummies".
The Chef was obviously happy we were trying his food as he made us up a couple of dishes to try at breakfast and when we got back to the hotel later that day there was a selection of food in our room for us. That place did the best ever chicken pakora I've ever had, and I've had a lot
The chicken was really soft and there must have been at least 10 spices but they stood out, it was really well crafted. My mouth is watering just thinking about it.
There was a massive queue for the European stuff and just me and my wife loading up our plates with the Indian food. One bloke walked pasted us and said "you can spot the Brummies".
The Chef was obviously happy we were trying his food as he made us up a couple of dishes to try at breakfast and when we got back to the hotel later that day there was a selection of food in our room for us. That place did the best ever chicken pakora I've ever had, and I've had a lot
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Nowt wrong getting into the local nosh, after all it’s what they’re used to cooking so is bound to be good. Pointless going to India and wanting egg & bacon imho.
Only time going local caught me out was Saltfish & Ackee fruit in Jamaica (their National dish) which it’s fair to say seemed like a very acquired taste to me.
Only time going local caught me out was Saltfish & Ackee fruit in Jamaica (their National dish) which it’s fair to say seemed like a very acquired taste to me.
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Hahaha!! I defo agree with duke at end of day that's what they are used to cooking so defo would be the best out there. I'm quite a fussy eater because lots of things don't agree with me so I keep it simple haha!!Kwacky wrote:A hotel we stayed at in India had continental, English and Indian breakfast available.
There was a massive queue for the European stuff and just me and my wife loading up our plates with the Indian food. One bloke walked pasted us and said "you can spot the Brummies".
The Chef was obviously happy we were trying his food as he made us up a couple of dishes to try at breakfast and when we got back to the hotel later that day there was a selection of food in our room for us. That place did the best ever chicken pakora I've ever had, and I've had a lotThe chicken was really soft and there must have been at least 10 spices but they stood out, it was really well crafted. My mouth is watering just thinking about it.
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Re: What are you eating ??
Baked spud with ham and beans, with a small fruit pot of Apple pineapple and grape... Quite tasty for a healthier option.
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