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[Closed] What is your 'Food of Gods'?

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I'll start it off:
- Evaporated Milk (drink it neat out of the tin!)
- Red flesh Plums

Yours?


 
Posted : 14/04/2009 3:38 pm
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human flesh


 
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Chicken Fajitas - mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 🙂


 
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Bacon Sarnie
Cake
Most Italian food, in Italy.


 
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potted beef n tomato sauce sarnies, with cheese n onion walkers....


 
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Anything I've killed myself! Pheasant, pigeon, rabbit, all manner of fishes, etc.

Just tastes better!


 
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Beans & Fried Eggs on buttered toast with HP sauce


 
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Rice Pudding or Porridge...... similar consistency, but either I could eat forever.... 🙂 Oh and anything made by the fine people at [b]Ambrosia[/b]


 
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smokies, fresh out of the barrel and still warm
applecross bay prawns in the applecross inn


 
Posted : 14/04/2009 3:51 pm
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cheese.


 
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cheese -any variety!


 
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applecross bay prawns in the applecross inn

Is that the same Applecross from the Monty Hall Series or was that a different one?

Surf and turf for me but with proper prawns not breaded scampi and sirlion steak!


 
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bacon rolls - free range, smoked bacon from pirie's the butcher in newtyle
whatever's on the menu at jim & morag's b&b on papa westray in orkney


 
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'Food of the Gods'? But surely, that supposes that Gods actually exist!

Sorry. It's all the evangelical atheists on the other thread, doing me head in!

I've just had a prawn and salmon sandwich. Multiseed bread, some baby leaf spinach, salt, pepper and lemon. Truly proof there [i]is[/i] God!

I'm stuffed, but I really want another one. Utterly Delicious.


 
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was monty hall on the remote penisula near torridon, with skye in the background? if so, yes.


 
Posted : 14/04/2009 3:56 pm
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Pan-fried slices of tin corned beef, spam or....pan friend Chorizo. Oh I think Ive 😳


 
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Pigeon and chorizo, on a bed of nice lettuce.


 
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Spam?

SPAM?

Disgusting stuff. How it can legally be called 'food', I have no idea.

That's the work of Satan, surely?

Spam, ffs... 😯


 
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Roasted Butternut Squash and Chorizo Risotto.


 
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recipe jimster?


 
Posted : 14/04/2009 4:03 pm
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Like corned-beef spam is just soo wrong. Yet if you slice it and fry its stunning.


 
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A variety of cheeses accompanied by a nice bottle of red. Heaven.


 
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Tuna (steaks in oil - none of the inferior 'chunks and certainly NEVER in brine) mixed with salad cream and a whole tin dolloped between two slices of white.

Homemade curry.

Ben & Jerry's Phish Food.

Beer.


 
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Food of the gods?

Has to be Pot Noodle!

Monty hall was on the oddly named Applecross Peninsula...


 
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MF- you just reminded me of tuna Nicoise with salad cream!


 
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Munqe-chick - Member
cheese -any variety!

Oh, this comment just brings out the child in me 😆

"Kn.........." No, must not continue 🙄


 
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recipe jimster?

Roast squash, pan fry chorizo, make risotto, stir in squash and chorizo?

I love risottos, so easy, so nommy. I often do a squash and blue cheese one, though I tend to blitz the squash once its roasted, otherwise the 'risotto' starts to resemble a paella ...


 
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For Mrs [url= http://www.eattherightstuff.com/blog/2007/8/20/chorizo-and-roasted-butternut-squash-risotto.html ]Flash[/url]

I tend to leave some with the caramelised skin on and some I peel and blend in with the rice.

Roast the seeds and have them with a beer whilst the risotto is cooking. 🙂


 
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lol, I'd kind of worked that much out - I was wondering more for any specific tips he had. wine v stock or a mix of both etc etc.


 
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thanks jimster


 
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Grilled Cheddar with Marmite on buttered crumpet


 
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I thought you probably had 8) - I never bother with wine becuase we never have any open going spare, so its always 100% stock ...


 
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Soreen


 
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hot mashed potato, with a nob of butter melting in the top

then thickly sliced buttered bread, make a mash sarnie

christ its good
its got to be lurpack for the butter

cant be eaten too often !


 
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MacLeod's of Stornoway [i]Marag Dubh[/i]


 
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I never bother with wine
but if you don't put the wine in you can't have a glass while making it!


 
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anything done on a BBQ


 
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Ayahuasca 😀

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I never bother with wine
but if you don't put the wine in you can't have a glass while making it!

Good point, well made 🙂

But for me, on a scool night, I usually use a very cheap half bottle from the supermarket so I don't get tempted to drink the remains of the bottle.

Has anyone ever made risotto with red wine? I did once when we didn't have any white in - it looked like someone had butchered a small dog on our plates.


 
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aha - the applecross peninsula, accessable via the awesome bealach na ba
worth visiting not just for the prawns, but for the getting there

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Yes, I have too mastiles. It looked odd indeed!


 
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Jaffa cakes - I'm ashamed that I have to say this so late in the thread, what the hell is wrong with you people? 🙂

Also, peanut butter on toast spread with raspberry jam, initially I thought the Americans were idiots for eating this, now I LOVE it!


 
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but if you don't put the wine in you can't have a glass while making it!

White? Bleurg! Rather have a cup of tea, or a light fruity red with it.

Has anyone ever made risotto with red wine? I did once when we didn't have any white in - it looked like someone had butchered a small dog on our plates.

Dosn't work does it? Nowt compared to a risotto diabolo mind - made with the blood of a pig (usually) - like rice pudding mixed with black pudding. Not for the faint hearted 🙂


 
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Red wine in a risotto TASTES fine, it just doesn't look very appetising.

I have a recipe somewhere for a Champagne risotto but that sounds a total waste of money to me.


 
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Cava risotto??


 
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