What's for dinner?
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Rian wrote: Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta.
Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?
did you use the recipe from goodfellas, or your own?
Rian wrote: Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta. Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?
So you like meat rissoles? Watch Karlson off the roof to take you home ha ha ![]()
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Rian wrote: Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta. Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?
So you like meat rissoles? Watch Karlson off the roof to take you home ha ha
Is he famous over there?
Blimey, our Astrid Lindgren is famous all over the world!
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:
Rian wrote: Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta.
Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?
did you use the recipe from goodfellas, or your own?
My own. With beer, cream and mustard in it.
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frozen pizza the last three nites, different brands just to keep it exciting. Enjoyed with some lager and then a joint soon after.
You can get swedish meet balls at the IKEA in New jersey for $2.99.
Jonathan wrote:
You can get swedish meet balls at the IKEA in New jersey for $2.99.
Yeah, but they are not home made. :D
By the way I always wondered if homosexuals would prefer to eat homosexual food, i.e. homosexual shrimps, beef of homosexual bulls and lesbian cows, etc.? Is there an appeal? ![]()
Roast Pork,stuffing, apple sauce,taytties,sprouts peas and carrots..Prepared by the good lady.Delicious!
Oh, with nectar gravy made from the meat stock ofcourse..
Rian wrote: Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta.
Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?
i know whats for dinner.......its food!!!!
i made chicken in cream peppercorn sauce,mash and carrots ahhhhh what a life of luxury.not like the old days. now listen,when i was a lad my family of 5,had to last a fucking week on a packet of 12 oxo cubes with boiling water and 4 loafs of bread to dunk in it.
bansheeman wrote: i made chicken in cream peppercorn sauce,mash and carrots ahhhhh what a life of luxury.not like the old days. now listen,when i was a lad my family of 5,had to last a fucking week on a packet of 12 oxo cubes with boiling water and 4 loafs of bread to dunk in it.
You were spoilt rotten!Me and my brothers had to fight eachother for tripe misshapes!They don't know they are born these days.
I had dinner at noon. Easier that way.
Home-made, handrolled pasta with a tomato-zucchini sauce, and sauteed eggplant with basil.
Tonight, a salad, 'cause I get home late.
bLuE oRdEr wrote: I had dinner at noon. Easier that way.
Home-made, handrolled pasta with a tomato-zucchini sauce, and sauteed eggplant with basil.
Tonight, a salad, 'cause I get home late.
Are you Itallion??
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bLuE oRdEr wrote: I had dinner at noon. Easier that way.
Home-made, handrolled pasta with a tomato-zucchini sauce, and sauteed eggplant with basil.
Tonight, a salad, 'cause I get home late.
Are you Itallion??
Italian-American.
bLuE oRdEr wrote:
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bLuE oRdEr wrote: I had dinner at noon. Easier that way.
Home-made, handrolled pasta with a tomato-zucchini sauce, and sauteed eggplant with basil.
Tonight, a salad, 'cause I get home late.
Are you Itallion??
Italian-American.
That explains your affection towards homemade handrolled pastaa :)
That, and the fact that for $2 I can buy a 10 pound sack of flour, or two pounds of pasta. I did the math and decided to roll my own.
bLuE oRdEr wrote: That, and the fact that for $2 I can buy a 10 pound sack of flour, or two pounds of pasta. I did the math and decided to roll my own.
You didn't calculate the costs of your physical labor...
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bLuE oRdEr wrote: That, and the fact that for $2 I can buy a 10 pound sack of flour, or two pounds of pasta. I did the math and decided to roll my own.
You didn't calculate the costs of your physical labor...
Ahh, but I have calculated that. I'm well aware that it should be cost ineffective if I had a proper job. But I don't have a proper job, or any sort of job, so the fact that I'm living on almost no money makes my labor worth less than the extra money I'd spend paying a factory to make the pasta for me.
Yeah, I'm real feckin' glad I spent all those years getting my degrees. Yeah.
bLuE oRdEr wrote: In poverty? No need for that, mate! But for dinner sometime, sure! ;)
You cracked me up!!!
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I meant for dinner.
BTW, what degree do you have? I've got Master's in international relations.
Just about finished with my law degree. One little 50-70 page paper to complete, and I'm done.