what do you feel like eating now?

[nina_lisa]

Me i fancy some mango sticky rice

http://www.realthairecipes.com/wp-content/uploads/khaaw-neow-ma-muang.jpg

[lifeisfiction]

I am going to find a chef who has the body of Adonis and the skills of the great masters. I just hope I can find him in time for your b-day (if it hasn't passed yet).

[Cecil Rhodes]

Sammi's creme filled eclair

[nina_lisa]

Bad lighting and having a really bad hair day. But i just made a steamed carrot cauliflower salad.

[nevada64]

This is my favorite dessert. Yum...

[stan.smith]

Whats that thing we used to eat back in the day???.......Pussy!

[lifeisfiction]

I like the way you cook Nina, I think I might have to spend some time in Europe.

[nina_lisa]

I like the way you cook Nina, I think I might have to spend some time in Europe.

that is what they all say, but the real reason is new yorker want to escape bad coffee, and be in Berlin where they serve better quality coffee. :dancing:

[Dino Velvet]

I'm gonna make me a pizza.

http://images3.textbook12.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/pizza-resized-597x398.jpg

[robertlouis]

Yoghurt.

Dino, don't you dare......

[lifeisfiction]

Berlin Coffee, hmmmmm. I would be looking forward to your chocolate. I have had some german dishes, my cousin's husband is from Germany. If you really want New Yorker, you need to have pizza better than NY, lol.

[robertlouis]

that is what they all say, but the real reason is new yorker want to escape bad coffee, and be in Berlin where they serve better quality coffee. :dancing:

Kaffee stark und normal in Berlin. Mmmmmm.... :dancing:

[Cecil Rhodes]

Whats that thing we used to eat back in the day???.......Pussy!

you have done that since you killed that police horse

[naresuan]

Nina you have obviously been to Thailand or got the taste for that dessert in a Thai restaurant in Berlin? Me , Im gonna have poached eggs on toasted Sod abread shortly

[nina_lisa]

Nina you have obviously been to Thailand or got the taste for that dessert in a Thai restaurant in Berlin?


Thai food outside thailand have no taste, tried them all over the USA and Europe and nothing like what you can buy in bangkok.

[naresuan]

Agree, so u have visited there

[nina_lisa]

i lived and worked there for some time.

how about you?

[naresuan]

yeh many times...love Thailand alot

[Token Williams-Black]

I have the taste for some Campbell's Chunky Soup...sirloin burger...simple and very accessible...

[speedking59]

because it's the weekend and i am the grandson of illegal (or undocumented) Mexican immigrants i could go for a big steaming bowl of menudo. alas i am too lazy to make it and too cheap to go out to a local taqueria.

[Prospero]

I'd eat you.....

or if you were to meet me in Paris take you here first...

http://www.bofingerparis.com/en/menu.html

[Dino Velvet]

Yoghurt.

Dino, don't you dare......

Now what did I do? When I was a kid I had an innocent face and would get away with murder. The type of character age has put in my face must make me resemble Ted Bundy toward the end of his career in Florida. Now I get blamed for everything, even things that haven't occurred yet.

http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/tim/2011/08/01/ted_bundy_620x350.jpg

[nina_lisa]

I'd eat you.....

or if you were to meet me in Paris take you here first...

http://www.bofingerparis.com/en/menu.html

i prefer london to Paris, people are more friendly, and London is way more cosmopolitan and international than Paris.

if i was in London, i'll go to Brick lane today.

[Prospero]

Hmmm.... Brick Lane has fantastic Indian food (actually mainy pakistani - but few Brits can tell the difference) and the best place to buy Bagels in London.

And yes - we Londoners re way more friendly than the Parisians. C'mon over.

[Jericho]

And yes - we Londoners re way more friendly than the Parisians.

Don't say it Jez, don't say it! :hide-1:

[nina_lisa]

And yes - we Londoners re way more friendly than the Parisians. C'mon over.

i agree, i agree , i agree

[rr900]

Flor De Mayo

[duplicatt]

Mongolian Beef - it's what's for dinner (tonight at least - and homemade)

[magicmost]

Fresh sole or turbot

[Prospero]

That Mongolian beef didn't look so tasty to me. I cooked slow roasted lamb with dates, orange blossom water and couscous.

[duplicatt]

That Mongolian beef didn't look so tasty to me. I cooked slow roasted lamb with dates, orange blossom water and couscous.
Have you ever had any Mongolian Beef?

[Prospero]

Have you ever had any Mongolian Beef?

yep - ben to on of the chain of Mongolian Barbecue restaurants in London. Very disappointing.

But on the other hand if it's home made it might be great.

Went out with a Mongolian T girl a few years ago - but she never cooked for me.

[duplicatt]

yep - ben to on of the chain of Mongolian Barbecue restaurants in London. Very disappointing.

But on the other hand if it's home made it might be great.

Went out with a Mongolian T girl a few years ago - but she never cooked for me.
Mongolian Beef is not Mongolian Barbeque

Mongolian beef - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongolian_beef)

Mongolian barbecue - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongolian_barbecue)

Mongolian Barbeque is more like teppanyaki-style

[Dino Velvet]

I love Mongolian BBQ. Good cheap food for lots of energy. I recommend this place on Gayley Ave in Westwood Village.

[robertlouis]

Thai food outside thailand have no taste, tried them all over the USA and Europe and nothing like what you can buy in bangkok.

I agree - best and most authentic Thai food I've had outside Thailand was in Australia. The same could be said for most Asian cuisines, the Aussies don't seem to like their food toned down so it is all generally pretty good.

However, best Thai I've eaten on mainland Europe was in a restaurant in the Arabella Hotel in Frankfurt. Recommended if you ever get down that way, Nina.

By the way, the Indian meal I cooked tonight was very much enjoyed by all - King Prawn Jalfrezi, Lamb Rhogan Gosht, Tarka Dall, Saag Aloo, Cauliflower and Mushroom curry, pullao rice with almonds and cashews, and lemon, lime and coconut rice. Plus plenty of Kingfisher to wash it all down.

Have you found a wedding dress yet, Nina? :dancing:

[nina_lisa]

I agree - best and most authentic Thai food I've had outside Thailand was in Australia.



In NYC i found an authentic Indian, in London also many authenitc indian food places. but when it come to thai it is harder to find something authentic.





By the way, the Indian meal I cooked tonight was very much enjoyed by all - King Prawn Jalfrezi, Lamb Rhogan Gosht, Tarka Dall, Saag Aloo, Cauliflower and Mushroom curry, pullao rice with almonds and cashews, and lemon, lime and coconut rice. Plus plenty of Kingfisher to wash it all down.

Have you found a wedding dress yet, Nina? :dancing:


Where did you learn to cook indian, you seem to know a lot about indian cooking?

With all those dishes i think i should hurry up and find a wedding dress.

[terrygrooby]

If you guys visit Paris, make sure you stop by "Villa papillon".

It's a Thai restaurant, the chef and the waitresses are all lovely thai ladyboys.

Make sure you ask for original recipes and they will cook authentic Thai style. Really really good.

[nina_lisa]

If you guys visit Paris, make sure you stop by "Villa papillon".

It's a Thai restaurant, the chef and the waitresses are all lovely thai ladyboys.

Make sure you ask for original recipes and they will cook authentic Thai style. Really really good.

checked their website, it is in both english and french. Isn't Death penalty the punishment for speaking a language other than french in France?

[jamiethewild]

White milky cum !!!

[terrygrooby]

checked their website, it is in both english and french. Isn't Death penalty the punishment for speaking a language other than french in France?

Hahaha, that's hilarious :lol: Not in this neighborhood !

[Dino Velvet]

I agree - best and most authentic Thai food I've had outside Thailand was in Australia. The same could be said for most Asian cuisines, the Aussies don't seem to like their food toned down so it is all generally pretty good.

However, best Thai I've eaten on mainland Europe was in a restaurant in the Arabella Hotel in Frankfurt. Recommended if you ever get down that way, Nina.

By the way, the Indian meal I cooked tonight was very much enjoyed by all - King Prawn Jalfrezi, Lamb Rhogan Gosht, Tarka Dall, Saag Aloo, Cauliflower and Mushroom curry, pullao rice with almonds and cashews, and lemon, lime and coconut rice. Plus plenty of Kingfisher to wash it all down.

Have you found a wedding dress yet, Nina? :dancing:

How the heck you learn to cook all that stuff? I make a mean cheeseburger right outta my kitchen.

[robertlouis]

Where did you learn to cook indian, you seem to know a lot about indian cooking?

With all those dishes i think i should hurry up and find a wedding dress.

Indian or specifically Gujerati girlfriend some years ago - and she was every bit as hot as her cooking!

I prefer cooking vegetable dishes. They absorb the spices better. All meats, especially lamb, dominate the palate too much and don't let you taste the full spectrum of the spice mix. I buy my own herbs and spices, fresh for preference, and would never dream of opening a jar labelled "curry powder".

[Dino Velvet]

Indian or specifically Gujerati girlfriend some years ago - and she was every bit as hot as her cooking!

I prefer cooking vegetable dishes. They absorb the spices better. All meats, especially lamb, dominate the palate too much and don't let you taste the full spectrum of the spice mix. I buy my own herbs and spices, fresh for preference, and would never dream of opening a jar labelled "curry powder".

You learned Indian Food from that one GF? Were you with her for a long time and did you learn many other dishes? I eat all kinds of Asian Food but haven't mastered ordering Indian yet.

[Prospero]

There are many excellent Indian cookbooks published in the UK - so it is easy to learn to do pretty good indian food. But only if you use real spices and not some generic pot called "curry powder."

Mind you Robert louis will probably claim he learnt it from his manservant when he was serving on the north west frontier.

[TatianaSummer]

Dont know but I am getting hungry, I should get dress and go to the grocery store. Maybe I buy some French Wheat bread, ham, salad and make a nice yummy sandwich.

[duplicatt]

tonight, I went All-American - Homemade Cheeseburger and Fries

[nina_lisa]

i feel like having strained yogurt.

http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2064/2403149032_a28f4afd10_z.jpg


Or maybe some goat cheese. will also be happy with goat yogurt.

[robertlouis]

I've been working through the leftovers from last night's curry. Always tastes better the day after.

[nina_lisa]

I've been working through the leftovers from last night's curry. Always tastes better the day after.

http://images.travelpod.com/users/mollyandmikeuk/1.1263383499.huge-pan-of-curry.jpg

[robertlouis]

http://images.travelpod.com/users/mollyandmikeuk/1.1263383499.huge-pan-of-curry.jpg

One of the reasons I eat mostly vegetarian is that I have an allergy to all forms of poultry - if it flies and/or has feathers it makes me very ill.

[nina_lisa]

well if you know what they feed the animals, i guess most people will become vegetrian.

[naresuan]

I find if you can spk a bit of thai and engage the staff you get something closer to authentic in London.Sometimes ordering off-menu the thai chef is delighted to make something from Issarn for you that not too many of the usual customers know about. Sometimes it is better to find a good local thai restaurant rather than go for a big 'named' one in the west end or city. I do agree that eating thai food when in Thailand surpasses anything you can get when you are back home. Bit like the girl who falls in love with 'Stavros' on her greek island holiday and when he turns up at Gatwick in a tight fitting Burton suit he doesn't have quite the same allure...

[Prospero]

Nresuan wrote: "Bit like the girl who falls in love with 'Stavros' on her greek island holiday and when he turns up at Gatwick in a tight fitting Burton suit he doesn't have quite the same allure..."

Ahhhh... so our very own Stavros is identified. Do Burtons have outlets in the Cyclades?

[naresuan]

hahahaaaa sorry Stav, im sure your wardrobe is both elegant and up-to-date....

[robertlouis]

Nigel Slater recipe - artichokes and borlotti beans with fresh herbs, salad and a great NZ Sauvignon Blanc. An English cheeseboard, an old rioja and red grapes. Everyone enjoyed it. Now, coffee, guitars, songs and civilised chat. Good way to spend a Saturday evening.

[naresuan]

sounds nice Robbie.....

[Prospero]

About to prepare Sunday lunch party. Freshly made chilled Gazpacho, pork with orange and sweet potatoes and Grand Marnier bread and butter pudding. With a good Gewurtztraminer.

[Blazr63]

Since it's Sunday morning i could go for an omelet with sausage and cheese with a side of hash browns and buttered toast. Lots of strong coffee also. I can eat healthy tomorrow.

[robertlouis]

Brown toast, banana and coffee, then down to London to visit the Albert Hall with a Vietnamese pho beforehand.

And for a special reason and a special lady, I'm working hard on my Malaysian cuisine right now.

[duplicatt]

"Omelette du fromage" with ham, a side of hash browns and some iced tea.

[irvin66]

I would like some whale steak and maybe some seal meat...:banana:
whale meat is good!! :dancing:

[Richctdude]

meat ball pizza!!!!!!