Ray of Sunshine wrote:Fish, chips, peas and fishcake for £4, can get that darn sarth.
VR6storm wrote:Medallions of Pork Filet (au jus) on a splodge of Roast Parsnip and Chestnut puree, sliced green beans and a Potato Gratin. I have Bramley Apple Crumble and Custard for pud, washed down with a glass or three of a nice crisp Albariño.
Gabby wrote:I’m seriously thinking of becoming vegetarian.... I was told today that when butchers find cancerous tumours in meat they just cut them out and still sell the rest... mostly just mince it!!.... WTF??
It was - bloody delicious. And i've got some left over for a revisitWilson wrote:VR6storm wrote:Medallions of Pork Filet (au jus) on a splodge of Roast Parsnip and Chestnut puree, sliced green beans and a Potato Gratin. I have Bramley Apple Crumble and Custard for pud, washed down with a glass or three of a nice crisp Albariño.
That "splodge" sounds good.
It's just jacket spuds with cheese & coleslaw in our house tonight. Feeling lazy.
VR6storm wrote:Medallions of Pork Filet (au jus) on a splodge of Roast Parsnip and Chestnut puree, sliced green beans and a Potato Gratin. I have Bramley Apple Crumble and Custard for pud, washed down with a glass or three of a nice crisp Albariño.
Nivarna wrote:Gabby wrote:I’m seriously thinking of becoming vegetarian.... I was told today that when butchers find cancerous tumours in meat they just cut them out and still sell the rest... mostly just mince it!!.... WTF??
That is true!
I watched a programme with Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall when he was campaigning about battery hens. It showed some of the conditions the birds were kept in. It also did an undercover bit where they showed the birds being prepared for supermarkets, and they said if a bird has cancers or cage burn infections, they just chop of the affected part, and use the rest. It was vile
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