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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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I don't really like Carverys
but, I'm all about the vege and horseraddish anyway so the meat is generally an afterthought. I'd happily just buy a vegetarian carvery to be honest.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:08, 4 replies, latest was 12 years ago)
happy international women's day chompy!

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:13, Reply)
I'd rather have no meat than shit meat eeleeey

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:14, Reply)
What is it about the English that we seem to like overcooked meat served with overcooked veg?

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:14, Reply)
It's a metaphor for disappointment

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:14, Reply)
I love overcooked roast potatoes.
and parsnips, for honest
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:15, Reply)
mmmmmmm parsnips

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:16, Reply)
I think that is now a certain generation of the English. Most people under 50 seem to be more interested in food than their elders.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:15, Reply)
I don't think it's 'like' more 'be used to'

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:16, Reply)
WHAT WOULD THEY CARVE?

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:16, Reply)
I dunno, nut roast?
I don't give a shit, give me a big plate of potatoes and carrots and peas and parsnips and brocolli and OMG I AM SO HUNGRY
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:19, Reply)
'AWFUL'!!!!!

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:23, Reply)
I find Roast Dinners quite dull most of the time, it's such a generic basic option of a meal.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:19, Reply)
Depends what you do with it.
For example; making a red wine, shallot & mushroom gravy to have with roast beef & making the yorkshire puddings with wholegrain mustard.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:20, Reply)
See I'd rather have a nice fillet steak with that delicious sounding Red Wine, Shallot and Mushroom gravy
With one of your fancy Puds on the side.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:24, Reply)
Roasted fillet is good. I prefer rib on the bone myself.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:26, Reply)
Batso here is a whizz in the kitchen, Phil. A WHIZZ.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:27, Reply)
That's very kind of you to say.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:28, Reply)
He overcooks game for fun.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:28, Reply)
Yes.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:29, Reply)
Survived last night then?

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:29, Reply)
I. am. legend.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:30, Reply)
What were you up to?

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:31, Reply)
Bumming royale
Only one can leave alive
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:32, Reply)
Russian poo-lette

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:37, Reply)
Pub rescue of a pissed mate.
He didn't want to leave. I got shot of him about 9.15. Got home at 10pm.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:32, Reply)
early finish then.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:34, Reply)

leg bell

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:37, Reply)
You're only saying what we all know.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:37, Reply)
I'll be the judge of that
OI Batts, when are you inviting me over?
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:31, Reply)
when I get my tandoor.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:33, Reply)
He lives near me and has never invited me over :(

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:34, Reply)
You wouldn't turn up anyway.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:35, Reply)
I've never actually said I am definitely coming then not turned up
Unlike some people
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:36, Reply)
YEAH NICE ONE FOGLE

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:40, Reply)
You just want me for my acid stash O_o

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:43, Reply)
Fuck yeah

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:44, Reply)
I can't picture the mushroom and red wine combination there, not saying it doesn't work, just saying I can't picture it.
I'm more talking about your generic "Bung a load stuff in the oven" type of roast dinner. It's a right hassle for one too, so much gets unused in the initial meal. I always think they're mostly made on a sunday because they're so easy to make (which also why I'd never choose that option in a resturant.).

That's not always the case, sometimes I love a roast dinner, its just most of the time, I would rather do something else with the ingredients.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:31, Reply)
Yeah, well. It's a British dish.
Probably why you don't like it.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:34, Reply)
Ha!

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:34, Reply)
I like a Tika Masala and Pad Thai !

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:41, Reply)
Mushroom and red wine sauce is pretty classic Gonz

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:34, Reply)
I have a copy of this
www.amazon.co.uk/New-Larousse-Gastronomique-Hamlyn/dp/0600620425

More of a reference book of food rather than a cook book. Contains all those sorts of classic dishes.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:37, Reply)
He doesn't know it as it contains no cream.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:39, Reply)
Zing

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:39, Reply)
To be fair, I think I might have bought cream maybe 10 times in my life.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:41, Reply)
I'm only teasing

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:43, Reply)
Well stop teasing and shove it in then

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:44, Reply)
Dad?

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:44, Reply)
It's all about battered and deep fried with me.
I'm suprised nobody has ever made a meal that is essenchaly batter and dips.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:46, Reply)
I'm surprised *you* haven't x

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:49, Reply)
I can have quater of it with ketchup for starters, half of it with HP Gunness Sauce for mains, and quater of it with toffee sauce for desert.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:51, Reply)
FFS.

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:54, Reply)
I cook mushrooms in red wine regularly

(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 11:37, Reply)

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