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Monday tea time thread
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What are you having for tea this evening?
I've got chicken soup and 2 slices of bread with butter.
Pudding, I haven't decided yet.
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Re: Monday tea time thread
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Vegetable stirfry with Quorn chicken.
Today will be veggie curry, with rice, poppadoms, bhajis, samosas and garlic naan, plus a beer or two for the footy.
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Re: Monday tea time thread
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‘Quorn chicken’ . If vegetarians dislike eating meat for whatever reason then fair enough but why eat plant/genetically modified products or whatever that are imitating the meat version?
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Re: Monday tea time thread
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Why not?
Edit: Gives a protein source, gives a different texture to the veg etc. without requiring an innocent animal to be killed. Many vegetarians (such as myself) do so for the sake of animal welfare (or environmental reasons), nothing to do with disliking the taste of meat, so if there could be something that entirely replicated the taste and texture of meat without being meat that would be perfect. No reason not to eat alternatives. And even though some can be heavily processed, it is no less healthy than a lot of processed meat products, and is eaten in moderation.
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Re: Monday tea time thread
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Although they deny it, they've definitely changed the recipe of the Quorn pieces and mince in recent years. IMO it doesn't cook like it used to.....
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I'm not sure, I don't have either. We tend to have Quorn fillets rather than pieces, for which I haven't noticed any difference, and Plant Pioneers mince.
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I'll give that mince a go, not tried it.
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Much prefer it to Quorn, and it is pretty cheap as a bonus.
This Isn't and Richmond are probably the most realistic to actual mince in terms of texture and holding their form when cooked, but are more expensive and in the case of Richmond I feel a bit weird buying from a company who has made its fortune from selling meat.
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The Linda McCartney and Meatless Farm ranges are also pretty good and comparatively priced to Quorn.
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Yep, agree with that.
Plenty of good options nowadays, even stuff like Aldi own brand do some good stuff.
I am hungry!
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Could you have some wafer thin ham?
Or maybe dairylea?
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I actually miss Quorn "chicken". Can't find it out here and the equivalent is crap.
My meat intake was down to 1-2 portions a week max before I moved.
France is about 10 years behind the UK when it comes to vegetarian options in supermarkets. Many smaller supermarkets have zero stock. The hypermarkets have one meat substitute section, 12" wide, a max of 6 meal options, 3 of which are faux meatballs.
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Re: Monday tea time thread
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Village Anglo-French club summer picnic BBQ... too much steak, pork, chicken, bread, charcuterie, cheese, salad, wine, beer, cake, coffee.
Lost at Petanque :(
Home in time for the second half of Leicester v Spuds.
#stuffed
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Re: Monday tea time thread
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I had a similar monday too, smashed the kids and nephew at Bockey in Winterton with some of the brightly coloured 5 quid jobbies from Asda. How do the French feel if you play with those rather than the silver metal ones?
Then had a slap up fish and chips 👍
Edited by AndyC at 17:10:53 on 20th August 2024
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Re: Monday tea time thread
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The half decent locals play for money sometimes quite big money.
They tend to ignore the immigrant idiots for games, whatever colour our balls.
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One mouthful is too much steak, pork, chicken and charcuterie.
Plus salad, wine and coffee, for that matter.
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Just beer, bread and cheese then for you.
I could survive on that too. 3 of my favourite food groups.
As long as the cheese isn't vegan that stuff is pretty rank.
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Re: Monday tea time thread
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Doesn't have to.
I had a gorgeous banana and chocolate muffin (and biscoff slice) from the vegan cafe in da Wade last week, and they do lovely cakes and doughnuts and stuff too.
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I've had a really tasty vegan chocolate slice and oat milk latte from there before.
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Aye, their drinks are also banging.
Lovely place and owners too. Always glad that it seems busy whenever I walk down town.
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Is coffee cake OK?
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Yeah boi.
Prefer carrot cake though.
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Vegan cheese is fucking foul, I had a vegan cheese baguette once from Greggs I took one bite and thought fuck it I ain't having that shit again.
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There was a debate on Radio yesterday as to whether it is ok to give Dogs a Vegan diet, had to laugh
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Grilled salmon, asparagus and potatoes
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Leftover roast beef, mash and veg.
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Yesterday's left over paella.
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Salmon and pesto pasta, both cold
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Northerners call it tea. I call it dinner, unless I've had dinner at lunch, like on a Sunday, then it's tea in the evening because it's not a hot meal.
Lots of northerners eat their dinner at lunch for some reason instead of their lunch.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
What's the consensus on here?
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Re: Monday tea time thread
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Just eat when you want or can.Time is just a concept.That being said if you queue up at Boro give up or have some rubbish .
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Spaghetti alla vongole (clams) with garlic bread.
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