I do miss chip shop fish and chips.
This evening it will be Ravioli with a black tomato sauce.
Not decided on dessert yet so probably either ice cream or sorbet
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What's For Dinner?
- Thread starter SalixIncendium
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I do miss chip shop fish and chips.
This evening it will be Ravioli with a black tomato sauce.
Not decided on dessert yet so probably either ice cream or sorbet
Why did you eat disgusting oatmeal?
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Because supposedly it's good for me.
Make it not disgusting.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
There's no way - I hate oatmeal in any form or fashion. I make it the least disgusting way I know how, but it's still gross. I believe it's PORRIDGE.
I think there's probably other things you could find with health benefits that aren't nasty.
Life's too short to eat gross food, if one can help it.
(I'm not bothered by oatmeal myself.)
The Scottish way, water (no milk), salt (no sugar)
I have it sometimes in winter, as above or with milk and honey.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Maybe you don't prepare it correctly? I love oatmeal -- very satisfying in the morning, especially during a Canadian winter.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
I don't know. I follow the directions. I just really dislike oatmeal most likely. But hey, I also really really dislike watermelon so there's that aspect of it all. I don't even like watermelon scented anything!
I like to dare adding a little milk and brown sugar. Too old to worry about adding an ounce at the waist.
My partner doesn't like watermelon, either, which is unfortunate, because I really do.
One thing about growing up in orphanages, many foster homes and boarding schools: you learn to eat absolutely anything, and I do. (Oh, except jellyfish -- tried that once in Toronto's China Town, and ain't going to do that again!)
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
TRUE STORY TIME!
My son went to a Korean market and picked out a small octopus and they just cooked it for him right there. He said it was still wiggling going down! Which sounds terrible, terrible, terrible to me.
And I don't know but when I was a kid, I lived in Yokohama, Japan, and there was an open-air market right by our house and UGH, the things you could buy there!
Same. I also throw bits of fresh apple or berries in as well.
Raisins too for me
Ewww raisins.
This is me and Sea Urchin (Uni Sushi)..... Blegh.
I had ramen with 'extras'.