Nope, it's battered haddock for tomorrows tea, always assuming local Tesco has some fresh in. Today was a cheese and onion quiche.
What are you drinking tonight?
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Nope, it's battered haddock for tomorrows tea, always assuming local Tesco has some fresh in. Today was a cheese and onion quiche.
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Just finishing a xmas pressie bottle of 10yr old Dalwhinnie single malt whilst procrastinating over a decision to liquidate & evict one of our commercial tenants.
Listening to YooToob autoplay muzac, started out with Roy Orbison, went thru all sorts of good stuff, then started playing Cliff Richard ? I mean, WTF, does it know what we're pondering on here?
Listening to YooToob autoplay muzac, started out with Roy Orbison, went thru all sorts of good stuff, then started playing Cliff Richard ? I mean, WTF, does it know what we're pondering on here?
Cobra tonight with my Indian takeaway. Went to a different takeaway tonight that was recommended to me by my barber and one other bloke in the barbers at the same time. Bloody 'orrible! The lamb, when it wasn't tough and crunchy, it was just one lump of fat and the Chicken tikka smelled like someone had been smoking a fag when they cooked it. Won't be going there again. I should've been suspicious - when I told him where I get my takeaway from, he phoned me up that night and asked for the name of a dish I recommended.
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SIL recommended an Indian take away to us about 3/4 mile away we tried it once but never again. We have one a 5 minute walk away and don't use that one either. We use a tandoori which is an 8 mile round trip but the food is first class. Find one you like and stick to it 
I should have done that. We've been going to the same takeaway since we moved here in 1990. It's a restaurant too - Passage to India in Upminster. Mrs Mottie always gives me a funny look if I ask her if she fancies being taken up the passage.Find one you like and stick to it
Something organic tonight.
Pinot Noir - £4.99 from Aldi! Very, very nice. I give it the Mottie seal of approval.
It was smooth tasting and full of fruity aromas.
It was smooth tasting and full of fruity aromas.
Cotes Du Rhône to go with the Sunday roast. Also from Aldi so wouldn't have been expensive.
£6.99
I have sent a link, of this thread, to Motties Liver specialist.
How much?
How much?
That's what Aldi's website suggests is the cost..
£6.99 is for the Côtes du Rhône Villages, a superior wine.
The other Chassaux et Fils Côtes du Rhône was £4.29, but currently out of stock.
Still good value, though, of course, prices have been creeping up since Brexit.
The other Chassaux et Fils Côtes du Rhône was £4.29, but currently out of stock.
Still good value, though, of course, prices have been creeping up since Brexit.
That's more like it. Actually, not bad at all. I'd get Mrs Mottie to buy it again. Mrs Mottie who transcribes for a liver consultant, always nags me to get wines at 12.5% or less. This one was 14%. She's gone off of it. All the more for me!
