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Saruman · Account Deactivated

hi whats the 1st meal you cook when you arrive on site any budding chefs Laughing

looking for Idea

s or is it uncle bens [micro]and a sauce something quick, Rolling Eyes

i am fond off french bread
and a good quality cheese Smile

ray
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ar e we nearly there yet Rolling Eyes

artona · Moderator

Hi Ray

Very quick and very tasty

Pasta mixed with a variety of things -
eg

canned chicken masala (& many other curries)
Tuna
Baked beans

etc etc

stew

After a cup of coffee of course

stew

Mikemoss

For reasons now lost over the mists of time, we nearly always have duck a l'orange (out of a packet mind you) with ready meal-type veg and a raspberry jelly on our first night. After that, we usually have lunch in a pub then buy whatever provisions take our fancy along the way.

656

We normally have a Bacon Butty with HP sauce and a mug of tea. In the evening we have a big juicy sirloin steak that I get fresh from the farm - no chemicals used in the feed these animals are given. Every morning we have a fried breakfast - Free range eggs from the farm, bacon, mushrooms, sausages from M&S and fried bread. Bliss

Dave & Eddi

656

Saruman · Account Deactivated

peejay

We usually pop into Morrisons on the way out and get a pre cooked chicken, a tub of florida salad and a pre done packet of salad, why cook on the first night, hey, you're supposed to be relaxing Rolling Eyes

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Judy has all the healthy bits like the breast with no skin, I devour all the wings, skin, legs and generally all the tasty bits that are bad for you, loverly jubbly.

Sometimes we can be really lazy and eat it off paper plates then there's no washing up.

All washed down with a drop of chilled white.

pete

Snelly · Eastern Rally Co-ordinator

Used to be butchers best minced steak burgers in a bun... but its now rivita with low fat soft cheese and cucumber Crying or Very sad

brisey

We have pasta with Tuna in a roast vegetable and garlic sauce accompanied with warm garlic ciabatta bread

MandyandDave · Moderator

By the time we've got home from work, done what has to be done and then set off to our chosen destination which could be anything up to a 3 hrs drive, especially in the Summer months,..I'd rather not start having to prep and cook a meal on arrival.

I normally cook a meal the night before e.g. Lasagne or a Cottage pie, and reheat it in the oven on site, savouring a glass of Merlot while waiting! Very Happy

M&D