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5150 wrote:
Big T wrote:KFC. Chinese KFC. Not bad but so wrong.
What does the C stand for Big T? :shock:
Did it have bacon?
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Roll ups. Stir fried beef strips which have been in a marinade, fresh I mean super fresh pita from the Oasis bakery in Murrumbeena, hummous, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, capsicum, shredded carrot, pickled cabbage from the lebanese shop & I've gotta have a bit of beetroot. The trick is not putting too much in while putting a bit of evrything in & roll it tightly.
Followed by a fresh fruit salad bought from the fruit & vege shop.
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^ I was with you right up until the pickled cabbage. ewww.
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oops. How did that happen? I never double post!
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WPT - sounds nice.

I do a wrap like that with home made hummus or a marinated thin sliced lamb back strap type one with home made tzatziki.

But tonight home made San Choy Bow.
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luvdids wrote:^ I was with you right up until the pickled cabbage. ewww.
Before I tried it I had the same reaction.

But the way this lebanese shop in the Melbourne suburb of Murrumbeena "Oasis" does it & with the rest of the mix, its yum scrum.

Mind you I didn't eat olives or avocado till I was about 18!
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sq3 wrote:WPT - sounds nice.

I do a wrap like that with home made hummus or a marinated thin sliced lamb back strap type one with home made tzatziki.

But tonight home made San Choy Bow.
That sounds delicious. Chicken, pork or beef SCB?
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I find it the best with the Pork & Chicken or you can use Pork & Veal mince in the SCB.

A little bit of Hoisin sauce and a touch of Oyster sauce gives it a great extra flavour.
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watt price tully wrote:Roll ups. Stir fried beef strips which have been in a marinade, fresh I mean super fresh pita from the Oasis bakery in Murrumbeena, hummous, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, capsicum, shredded carrot, pickled cabbage from the lebanese shop & I've gotta have a bit of beetroot. The trick is not putting too much in while putting a bit of evrything in & roll it tightly.
Followed by a fresh fruit salad bought from the fruit & vege shop.
Sounds yum. I like pickled cabbage in some things. I wouldn't normally put it in a concoction like that, but..............
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luvdids wrote:
5150 wrote:
Big T wrote:KFC. Chinese KFC. Not bad but so wrong.
What does the C stand for Big T? :shock:
Did it have bacon?
Well, there are many possible answers to the question of what the C stands for, but I won't go there. Suffice to say I asked for the round eye burger.
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stui magpie wrote:
watt price tully wrote:Roll ups. Stir fried beef strips which have been in a marinade, fresh I mean super fresh pita from the Oasis bakery in Murrumbeena, hummous, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, capsicum, shredded carrot, pickled cabbage from the lebanese shop & I've gotta have a bit of beetroot. The trick is not putting too much in while putting a bit of evrything in & roll it tightly.
Followed by a fresh fruit salad bought from the fruit & vege shop.
Sounds yum. I like pickled cabbage in some things. I wouldn't normally put it in a concoction like that, but..............
I got the idea from the Oasis bakery. They have a cafe attached & make lebanese meals incuding felafel & shwarma. Their standard salad ingredients include the fresh salad types & a bit of pickled cabbage.
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It's Thurday.
On Thursdays my butcher Andrew sells the best suasages i've ever tasted, lamb rogan josh, i know i've said it before but they are sublime.
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Spag Bol with meatballs tonight.

Bit cooler and after having BBQ and Salad for the last few days and nights, nice change.

But needs more chili.
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Home made Fried white rice with the works for hubby and no. 1, plain brown rice for me and no2.

Stir fry sweet & sour chicken,

And garlic bread!! Don't know why I stuck that in but I just felt like a piece !
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Dumplings and university essay.
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