Mr P has just complained about his dinner, who's right, him or me?

Ah, but we are having spring greens, Charleygirl, and I seem to remember you don't like them!

Oops, I live in London.

Could I maybe move in please? I promise that you will not hear a whimper from me it will be praise after each meal. I am also good at washing up. Do you live remotely near me?

Well - if he doesn't like it, he can take over the cooking. I would kneel on the floor and grovel if someone cooked me these lovely meals!

Our local Garage/spar grocery shop does take away Sunday dinners , they always bulk them out with loads of veg ! I share with OH and get most of the veg

Count me in !?

Erroneous C!!

CDid I ever have your address phoenix? If not, could you please pm me!

Just up dating, because "some" may be dying to know, bad Phoenix yesterday, Morrison's "slam it in the oven" curry, prawn buhna, chicken Korma, aloo ghobi saag, rice, all for £6

But back on course today, lamb, roast potatoes, cauliflower cheese, leeks, carrots peas, and spring greens.

Very apt at Easter, depending on which Agrippa you are grumppa of course.

grumppa so sorry about the Agrippa, strange auto correct!

Agrippa he's fine with swede, his sort of gripe was that the dinner was just too big! 2 points to bear in mind, he dished up, so was totally in control of the size of his meal, and surely it is good to have lots of different veg on the plate, you can have a bit of each so lots of flavours , rather than a large helping of just 2?

Crafting, everything is relative, he lived on pasties, pot noodles and crisps from Mon to Thurs last week , so I think what he had over the 3 nights he was home was a distinct improvement!

Sadly, no pudding, he doesn't really "do" desserts, whereas I love things like Apple pie, rhubarb crumble etc.

Very "here and now" will use it in the future. Im a bit more "var".

'Bring your own bottle' to be polite!

[elderflower presse] [gin] etc whatever is your tipple!

Think it's 'bring your own booze' saak!

Nigella is sucking on her spoons and getting her twinkly lights ready right now.

What's a byob? is it text speak?

I'm not sure if this is a cooking thread or a sex line now, what with patting breasts, straightening sausages and how much lubricant to use

and some Easter eggs please

Tizliz we're all going to phoenix's on Sunday aren't we? Make sure you do your shopping on Saturday and byob

In England Tizliz the shops will be closed on Sunday, the only day they are forced by law to close I believe.

More of a chops mash and veg person myself. Also love a steak, chips, mushrooms, tomatoes and a bit of crusty bread with butter. My mother lived till 90 on all the above. Very balanced.

Must have lived a sheltered life as I haven't heard of these dishes, apart from cauliflower cheese. I will have to visit Lidl on Sunday - amazingly there is one only 15 miles away from where I live in North Highlands.

Phoenix - can I come to dinner as well? Think I will leave OH behind as he is not very good on compliments

We have no Lidl near either, which is why I asked about garlic. Will have to call in when passing at some time (when I shall stand in the doorway trying desperately to remember what the stuff is called)

Agree about Mr Ps cauliflower cheese. Plenty of crisp bacon and extra cheese grated on top. Parmesan is good!

I cook nasi goreng with chicken and it is quite good, however I'm not a very good noodle cook. Today I have inspiration and all the ingredients already at hand, I'll try Bami again. DH loves sambal, seemingly by the cup. No Lidl near.