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Bacon sandwich, it is the weekend after all.

Homemade dupiaza

Olives, artichokes and a local pasta dish that was simple but delicious. Mmm

Did a slow cooked lamb shanks stew over the camp fire on the weekend. Browned them up first on the hot plate

1/2 hr prep
3 1/2 hrs slow cook

5 mins on a plate and then in the dark a possum tried climbing up Jess’ leg as she had her meal balanced on her knee, and hers all ended up in the dirt!! So I was the good bf and went halves in mine.

Vegan pasta.

Fish and chips

When in France

Haddock and eggs

Jaffa cakes.

Chinese takeaway. Thai chilli chicken wings, roast duck chow main and all the trimmings. Fecking nom.

Back to London's finest street food, this is probably what I had missed most about working in London.

Today was the Peruvian Grill. Marinated and grilled chicken with rice and salad topped with chimichurri sauce. Fecking nom.

No Guinea pig?

No, guess they have targeted the menu at the European pallet...

D6Nutz wrote:Back to London's finest street food, this is probably what I had missed most about working in London.

Today was the Peruvian Grill. Marinated and grilled chicken with rice and salad topped with chimichurri sauce. Fecking nom.

Where you working Jon? I especially love the street food in Camden - its probably one of the few places i'd want to live in London.

C00kiemonster wrote:

D6Nutz wrote:Back to London's finest street food, this is probably what I had missed most about working in London.

Today was the Peruvian Grill. Marinated and grilled chicken with rice and salad topped with chimichurri sauce. Fecking nom.

Where you working Jon? I especially love the street food in Camden - its probably one of the few places i'd want to live in London.

I'm up by regents park.

London is one place I'd never want to live. Used to stay at the wife's when we first met, she was in greater London and even that was too noisy for me. I'm used to the peace and quiet of a village.

D6Nutz wrote:

C00kiemonster wrote:

D6Nutz wrote:Back to London's finest street food, this is probably what I had missed most about working in London.

Today was the Peruvian Grill. Marinated and grilled chicken with rice and salad topped with chimichurri sauce. Fecking nom.

Where you working Jon? I especially love the street food in Camden - its probably one of the few places i'd want to live in London.

I'm up by regents park.

London is one place I'd never want to live. Used to stay at the wife's when we first met, she was in greater London and even that was too noisy for me. I'm used to the peace and quiet of a village.

I wouldnt want to either frankly. One of Mrs C00kiemonsters sisters lives up by Angel in a tiny 2 bed flat. £750k

I think there's too many compromises you have to make in a place like London - or most other big cities, for that matter, just for the 'pleasure' of living next to EVERYBODY ELSE!!
It's one thing if you grew up in a place like that....something else entirely if you didn't.

London Ugh! But the street food and Borough Market are two of its redeeming features.

After a week of fantastic fresh figs, tomatoes, olives, prosciutto and great wine it was back to normality with a couple of cheese and onion rolls and a brew today for lunch.

I've not had a cheese and onion bap for ages.

/Texts wife

!!!!!!?????
I've never even HEARD of a cheese & onion roll! What a peasant.

Sausages & browns, mushroom & cheese omelet, sourdough toast & butter. I sorta doubled-up on breakfast as it'll probably be the only time I eat today.