| Favourite lockdown tea 10:29 - Jun 5 with 7917 views | DaleEdchup |
Morning all,
I hope everyone is keeping well.
So we’ve been in lockdown for many weeks now and I was wondering what all of your favourite lockdown tea’s have been during this time?
I am very lucky that my wife, Sheila makes a lovely meat pie with gravy. Delicious.
Anyway, I look forward to hearing from you all.
Cheers
DaleEdChup (78) |  | | |  |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:36 - Jun 5 with 3409 views | nordenblue |
Personally I've managed to cook steak and keep it tender without the need of a chainsaw to sample it, that goes down as my biggest lockdown favourite,it ranks alongside teaching my little girl to ride a bike with no stabilizers or even me legging it behind her for miles on end waiting to catch her... | | | |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:41 - Jun 5 with 3401 views | ChaffRAFC |
We had a curry from Tandoori Plaza in Heywood if that counts!
To be fair, my other half is a tremendous cook so anything she makes is ace. Creamy garlic chicken with pasta she does is amazing.
Favourite though was pizza the other night but only because it was the first time my lad had been able to come round to ours and sit in the garden and have tea with us. |  |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:42 - Jun 5 with 3396 views | ChaffRAFC |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:36 - Jun 5 by nordenblue |
Personally I've managed to cook steak and keep it tender without the need of a chainsaw to sample it, that goes down as my biggest lockdown favourite,it ranks alongside teaching my little girl to ride a bike with no stabilizers or even me legging it behind her for miles on end waiting to catch her... |
My lad has also mastered his bike without stabilizers during the lockdown period and now there's no stopping him!
Good work. | |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:51 - Jun 5 with 3367 views | D_Alien |
I'm no cook, but i've been doing a bit of healthy experimenting
My fave (usually had on a Friday) is Lemon Sole with veg (carrots, broccoli, spinach) and wholegrain rice (full packet) topped with cheesy coleslaw. And a large glass of white
Takes about 20 minutes, which is a huge advantage
I'd normally have been eating out on a Friday but once eateries open up again i'll transfer this concoction to another night
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:52 - Jun 5 with 3366 views | ncfc_chalky |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:36 - Jun 5 by nordenblue |
Personally I've managed to cook steak and keep it tender without the need of a chainsaw to sample it, that goes down as my biggest lockdown favourite,it ranks alongside teaching my little girl to ride a bike with no stabilizers or even me legging it behind her for miles on end waiting to catch her... |
That sounds like one of lifes great memories norden 
Talking of pies reminds me that I was going to try one of those raggy pudding things before lockdown and went online to get some delivered when I noticed that there was also a raggy apple pudding version as well available,this can't be right among connoisseurs can it? |  |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:54 - Jun 5 with 3355 views | AtThePeake |
I decided to go vegan for my new year's resolution this year and as a result I've found that I've taken more time to cook for myself, which is obviously easier during lockdown too. There have been a couple of cheese and chocolate-shaped slip-ups along the way but haven't had any meat since NYE.
Particularly enjoyed the roast aubergine & coconut curry from the GoodFood site. |  |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:57 - Jun 5 with 3341 views | TalkingSutty |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:52 - Jun 5 by ncfc_chalky |
That sounds like one of lifes great memories norden
Talking of pies reminds me that I was going to try one of those raggy pudding things before lockdown and went online to get some delivered when I noticed that there was also a raggy apple pudding version as well available,this can't be right among connoisseurs can it? |
NY Strip Steak, Mississippi mud pie and a Budweiser. |  | | |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:01 - Jun 5 with 3319 views | nordenblue |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:52 - Jun 5 by ncfc_chalky |
That sounds like one of lifes great memories norden
Talking of pies reminds me that I was going to try one of those raggy pudding things before lockdown and went online to get some delivered when I noticed that there was also a raggy apple pudding version as well available,this can't be right among connoisseurs can it? |
Anything sweet in/on savoury food should be banned automatically Chalky....like these weirdos that have pineapple on a pizza or on gammon,theres no helping them lot I'm afraid | | | |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:04 - Jun 5 with 3305 views | nordenblue |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:51 - Jun 5 by D_Alien |
I'm no cook, but i've been doing a bit of healthy experimenting
My fave (usually had on a Friday) is Lemon Sole with veg (carrots, broccoli, spinach) and wholegrain rice (full packet) topped with cheesy coleslaw. And a large glass of white
Takes about 20 minutes, which is a huge advantage
I'd normally have been eating out on a Friday but once eateries open up again i'll transfer this concoction to another night
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Like a bit of fish too,I've recently discovered pan fried salmon,I was the nice and easy bang it in tin foil in the oven type of guy for years but frying it is far better taste wise,especially with butter, chilli flakes and a bit of cajun spice | | | |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:05 - Jun 5 with 3299 views | SuddenLad |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:52 - Jun 5 by ncfc_chalky |
That sounds like one of lifes great memories norden
Talking of pies reminds me that I was going to try one of those raggy pudding things before lockdown and went online to get some delivered when I noticed that there was also a raggy apple pudding version as well available,this can't be right among connoisseurs can it? |
Both varieties are excellent. The apple puddings with home made custard are a delight..... |  |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:06 - Jun 5 with 3303 views | D_Alien |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:01 - Jun 5 by nordenblue |
Anything sweet in/on savoury food should be banned automatically Chalky....like these weirdos that have pineapple on a pizza or on gammon,theres no helping them lot I'm afraid |
Totally agree nb, keep that apple sauce off my Christmas dinner! | |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:09 - Jun 5 with 3283 views | TVOS1907 |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:57 - Jun 5 by TalkingSutty |
NY Strip Steak, Mississippi mud pie and a Budweiser. |
What about the salmon? |  |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:16 - Jun 5 with 3273 views | tony_roch975 |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:04 - Jun 5 by nordenblue |
Like a bit of fish too,I've recently discovered pan fried salmon,I was the nice and easy bang it in tin foil in the oven type of guy for years but frying it is far better taste wise,especially with butter, chilli flakes and a bit of cajun spice |
me too - though my choice is sea bass. Also doing more home cooking like AtThePeake - been making batches of corned beef hash recently | |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:22 - Jun 5 with 3251 views | ncfc_chalky |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:01 - Jun 5 by nordenblue |
Anything sweet in/on savoury food should be banned automatically Chalky....like these weirdos that have pineapple on a pizza or on gammon,theres no helping them lot I'm afraid |
You know what,I quite like the idea of a mince beef pasty type thing with some apple in it | |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 11:57 - Jun 5 with 3202 views | Shun |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:54 - Jun 5 by AtThePeake |
I decided to go vegan for my new year's resolution this year and as a result I've found that I've taken more time to cook for myself, which is obviously easier during lockdown too. There have been a couple of cheese and chocolate-shaped slip-ups along the way but haven't had any meat since NYE.
Particularly enjoyed the roast aubergine & coconut curry from the GoodFood site. |
Genuinely intrigued, but how have you been since trying veganism? How have your energy levels been? And your health in general? |  | | |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 12:03 - Jun 5 with 3200 views | DaleEdchup |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 10:54 - Jun 5 by AtThePeake |
I decided to go vegan for my new year's resolution this year and as a result I've found that I've taken more time to cook for myself, which is obviously easier during lockdown too. There have been a couple of cheese and chocolate-shaped slip-ups along the way but haven't had any meat since NYE.
Particularly enjoyed the roast aubergine & coconut curry from the GoodFood site. |
That’s an interesting one AtThePeake. Hope it goes well for you but I think I’d struggle. Love my meat pies.
Cheers
DaleEdChup (78) | | | |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 12:22 - Jun 5 with 3176 views | DareToCalvin |
I am actually quite interested to see how veganism affects your general well-being because I know Joe Thompson eats a plant based diet and he can’t speak highly enough of it. If you’re intrigued DaleEdChup maybe give it a go for a week and see how it affects your state of mind and health? |  | | |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 12:32 - Jun 5 with 3155 views | DaleEdchup |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 12:22 - Jun 5 by DareToCalvin |
I am actually quite interested to see how veganism affects your general well-being because I know Joe Thompson eats a plant based diet and he can’t speak highly enough of it. If you’re intrigued DaleEdChup maybe give it a go for a week and see how it affects your state of mind and health? |
Nothing wrong with my state of mind and health cheers. Sheila still says I’m a finely tuned athlete. Each to their own though and I respect everyone’s views.
Cheers
DaleEdChup (78) | | | |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 12:34 - Jun 5 with 3154 views | 1949er |
Pork fillet strips fried in olive oil with sliced onions and mushrooms.Add a stock cube,half a tub of creme fresch served with potato wedges,garlic bread and a glass of Rioja. | |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 12:35 - Jun 5 with 3142 views | electricblue |
Home style Enchildas or spanish chicken....... |  |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 12:38 - Jun 5 with 3130 views | Mass_Debater |
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| Favourite lockdown tea on 12:38 - Jun 5 with 3124 views | nordenblue |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 12:22 - Jun 5 by DareToCalvin |
I am actually quite interested to see how veganism affects your general well-being because I know Joe Thompson eats a plant based diet and he can’t speak highly enough of it. If you’re intrigued DaleEdChup maybe give it a go for a week and see how it affects your state of mind and health? |
It's not for me one bit, but a friend of mine is ridiculously fit and is a PT instructor,hes no hippy by any stretch and he swears by it, hes in far better shape and never had as much energy since he went Vegan, something to do with the time it takes your body to digest certain meats etc I seem to remember. | | | |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 12:48 - Jun 5 with 3082 views | nordenblue |
Its not..its a proper thread this one | | | |
| Favourite lockdown tea on 13:31 - Jun 5 with 3038 views | Nigeriamark |
5.00 Every Wednesday evening is Chippy night during the current situation & I have to say Rag pudding chips & gravy has been the winner so far ( with HP sauce on the chips too) |  | | |
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