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With the leftover (raw) chicken thigh fillets from the night before, I made a
Balti curry served with some leftover (spicy) fried rice.... and a couple of Naan. Little bitta spice..... and very tasty. -- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke. |
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PLucas > wrote: > With the leftover (raw) chicken thigh fillets from the night before, I made a > Balti curry served with some leftover (spicy) fried rice.... and a couple of > Naan. > > Little bitta spice..... and very tasty. Curry has to be mild for me to enjoy it. Funny, I used to love heat in my food but I've lost my taste for it since it ends up making me hurt so much. -- Peace! Om Web Albums: <http://picasaweb.google.com/OMPOmelet> "We're all adults here, except for those of us who aren't." --Blake Murphy |
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news ![]() > In article >, > PLucas > wrote: > >> With the leftover (raw) chicken thigh fillets from the night before, I >> made a Balti curry served with some leftover (spicy) fried rice.... and >> a couple of Naan. >> >> Little bitta spice..... and very tasty. > > Curry has to be mild for me to enjoy it. Funny, I used to love heat in > my food but I've lost my taste for it since it ends up making me hurt so > much. If I couldn't have a spicy curry now and then, I don't think life would be worthwhile carrying on ;-) As for the hurt, the SO gets that if I happen to sneak onions into anything. We both love them, but she gets severe stomach cramps and bad gas..... and I just get *really* bad gas!! Enough to make even *me* gag!! -- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke. |
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PLucas wrote:
> With the leftover (raw) chicken thigh fillets from the night before, I made a > Balti curry served with some leftover (spicy) fried rice.... and a couple of > Naan. > > Little bitta spice..... and very tasty. > Yum. We had bean burritos with cheese, tomatoes, onions, tapatio hot sauce, and cilantro. Not exciting, but tasty. Tonight, I don't know what I'm gonna make. I'm trying to cook up all our perishables, because I'm leaving town for a few days, and I know from experience that James won't bother cooking while I'm gone. He'll live on sandwiches and take-out. Serene -- "I tend to come down on the side of autonomy. Once people are grown up, I believe they have the right to go to hell in the handbasket of their choosing." -- Pat Kight, on alt.polyamory |
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Serene Vannoy > wrote in
: > PLucas wrote: >> With the leftover (raw) chicken thigh fillets from the night before, I >> made a Balti curry served with some leftover (spicy) fried rice.... and >> a couple of Naan. >> >> Little bitta spice..... and very tasty. >> > > Yum. We had bean burritos with cheese, tomatoes, onions, tapatio hot > sauce, and cilantro. Mmmmmmmm, burritos, Mmmmmmmm, Tapatio, Mmmmmm coriander......... no Mmmmmmm for the onions though :-( I found a packet of Black Eyed Bean/peas in the pantry.... going to look around and see what I can do with them. > Not exciting, but tasty. Tonight, I don't know > what I'm gonna make. I'm trying to cook up all our perishables, because > I'm leaving town for a few days, and I know from experience that James > won't bother cooking while I'm gone. He'll live on sandwiches and > take-out. Tsk, tsk...... you gotta slap some sense into that boy!! ;-) Teach him how to make (french) scrambled eggs...... and toast. At least he'll have a good start to each day!! -- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke. |
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PLucas wrote:
> Tsk, tsk...... you gotta slap some sense into that boy!! ;-) Not my kink, but thanks. ;-) > > Teach him how to make (french) scrambled eggs...... and toast. At least > he'll have a good start to each day!! Oh, he CAN cook very well, and if there's no cottage cheese for breakfast, he'll fry himself some eggs, but he usually doesn't cook unless I ask him to. For himself, he'd just as soon slap together a sandwich or go down the street to the hot dog stand or the chicken-sandwich shop. Serene -- "I tend to come down on the side of autonomy. Once people are grown up, I believe they have the right to go to hell in the handbasket of their choosing." -- Pat Kight, on alt.polyamory |
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Serene Vannoy > wrote in news:812939FflfU11
@mid.individual.net: > PLucas wrote: > >> Tsk, tsk...... you gotta slap some sense into that boy!! ;-) > > Not my kink, but thanks. ;-) > >> >> Teach him how to make (french) scrambled eggs...... and toast. At least >> he'll have a good start to each day!! > > Oh, he CAN cook very well, and if there's no cottage cheese for > breakfast, he'll fry himself some eggs, Get him to try the French version, he'll never go back to 'ordinary' eggs :-) http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?f...ndId=495479546 &blogId=529920687 http://tinyurl.com/yzbbsac > but he usually doesn't cook > unless I ask him to. LOL!! Ring him up each day and ask him to ;-) > For himself, he'd just as soon slap together a > sandwich or go down the street to the hot dog stand or the > chicken-sandwich shop. Mmmmmmmmmmmm, hotdogs and beer, Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm -- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke. |
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PLucas wrote:
> Serene Vannoy > wrote in news:812939FflfU11 > @mid.individual.net: >> Oh, he CAN cook very well, and if there's no cottage cheese for >> breakfast, he'll fry himself some eggs, > > > Get him to try the French version, he'll never go back to 'ordinary' eggs > :-) No, no, no, if there's ANY moisture in his eggs, he won't eat them. He's not a very picky eater in general, but on this point, he will not budge. :-) >> but he usually doesn't cook >> unless I ask him to. > > > LOL!! Ring him up each day and ask him to ;-) Hee! Nah. If he wants to live on sandwiches for three days, he won't starve. >> For himself, he'd just as soon slap together a >> sandwich or go down the street to the hot dog stand or the >> chicken-sandwich shop. > > > > Mmmmmmmmmmmm, hotdogs and beer, Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Hee! I think if he weren't looking out for his health, he'd be happy eating hot dogs for lunch every single day. Dinner too, probably. Serene -- "I tend to come down on the side of autonomy. Once people are grown up, I believe they have the right to go to hell in the handbasket of their choosing." -- Pat Kight, on alt.polyamory |
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![]() "Serene Vannoy" > Yum. We had bean burritos with cheese, tomatoes, onions, tapatio hot > > sauce, and cilantro. Not exciting, but tasty. Location is all. That would be very exciting here. |
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