I made a simple Tex-Mex bean soup last night and a lime, avocado and chilli salsa. Was very good too.

At the MiL's for lunch today, feeling a bit sluggish after eating too much of a Tex-mex soup and salsa last night, I've got a bit of a black bean fermentation going on digestively, and that's not good in polite company. I may have an early bath.

Blade wrote:Wow what can I say other than the best steak I have ever had and I ve had a few.

Thanks for whoever made the recommendation it was truly worthy of it.

Hope you had it rare or Cajun??

Anything else and you're prolly a bit gay.....

[quote="Deegee"]Haven't come across that restaurant before Blade, Mrs Gee has now marked that as a must do next time we're in London! :P[/quote Deegee I would highly recommend it. I have eaten in some so called top class steak houses costing double what this place cost but it was genuienly...

It was

Blade wrote:A nice big juicy steak.

Can't remember who recommended it but it was someone on here a while back and I've been meaning to go for ages, so really looking forward to it.

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I think it was Rob

Haven't come across that restaurant before Blade, Mrs Gee has now marked that as a must do next time we're in London!

Wow what can I say other than the best steak I have ever had and I ve had a few.

Thanks for whoever made the recommendation it was truly worthy of it.

A nice big juicy steak.

Can't remember who recommended it but it was someone on here a while back and I've been meaning to go for ages, so really looking forward to it.

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Oh and tonight is fish, chips with .......






Curry sauce [emoji12][emoji12][emoji12]

Porridge food of the gods [emoji123]

Gravy does not belong on chips! Neither does mayonnaise, or curry sauce, or tomato ketchup, or anything else other than malt vinegar or salt. It's just needless abuse of good food otherwise.



Do I sense some incoming?

Bollocks!! Blade is right.....chip shop chips are the best.

But wait....straight cut or crinkly??

I like crinkly....more grippage for the gravy.

You can - old fashioned home made chips. Made in a chip pan on the oven.

You can't beat chippy chips

Homemade venison casserole, steamed veg.....and chips from the chippy!

Chicken tikka kebab on nan, followed by a sainsburys Belgian chocolate pudding. Not that healthy but been doing hard graft outside most of the day and just took the kids swimming so ive burned the calories in advance, haha.

Mince pies? I love them. I could eat half a dozen in one go.

Kwacky wrote:A mince pie. That's right. In October.

You do like those things, don't you??

A mince pie. That's right. In October.