Dinner of the Day.

[Leo]

that's it? doesn't sound like a square meal.

 

[luka]

Can't be bothered tonight

 

[Leo]

get back into yoga, clear your head.

 

[luka]

I will. I'm working up to it. Haven't drunk this month

 

[version]

Haven't drunk this month

Loser.

 

[catalog]

Raw sugar cane, best treat ever.

 

[catalog]

 

[Mr. Tea]

Just had scallops with bacon for a starter. Skate wings with lemon juice, capers and a splash of white wine next. Mmmm.

 

[luka]

heinz cream of tomato soup

 

[yyaldrin]

colcannon.

 

[Leo]

colcannon.

I had to look that up, sounds great. is it a side dish or main course?

 

[luka]

In Europe potato and cabbage is a feast. We are too impoverished to have side dishes.

 

[Leo]

We are too impoverished to have side dishes.

you obviously haven't been paying attention to Tea's gourmet evenings.

 

[luka]

Tea is a weapons developer he lives in a gated compound hardly a representative Euro man.

 

[IdleRich]

That looks tasty, where do you get it from? How does the experience differ from eating sugar lumps say?

 

[HMGovt’s Glorious Return!]

genuinely "extremely hot" waitrose chicken curry with half of one of their indian snack packs - chicken bits, potato bondas, sweet potato pakoras.
I've put a bog roll in the fridge ready for tomorrow morning.

 

[catalog]

That looks tasty, where do you get it from? How does the experience differ from eating sugar lumps say?

You can get it from the bigger Asian supermarkets around this time, although can be quite hard to find even up here. probably not available in Portugal.

Very different to eating sugar lumps. You chew it so it's like a sweet juice. You spit out the husks when you've chewed a piece.

 

[Mr. Tea]

Tea is a weapons developer

Yep, I just sold a consignment of 50 mm anti-aircraft colcannon to @yyaldrin.

 

[IdleRich]

Just before the lockdown started we went for dinner in this hipster tapas place which is a scout for the forces of gentrification that were circling our town considering a full blown invasion... until they suffered a major setback in the form of the C19 virus and had to retreat, leaving their scout isolated with the enemy forces (that is to say a load of people who only enjoy eating pork, cod or prawns, served with boiled

You can get it from the bigger Asian supermarkets around this time, although can be quite hard to find even up here. probably not available in Portugal.

Very different to eating sugar lumps. You chew it so it's like a sweet juice. You spit out the husks when you've chewed a piece.

Mmm... the name makes it so enticing somehow. We do have a pretty good asian supermarket here, was there earlier in fact, shoulda had a look...

 

[catalog]

You might see it propped up by the fruit, really long heavy stick with six or so links on it.