[retired_the gizmo]

Originally posted by Kris:
Griddled king prawns wrapped in pancetta with olive oil and strawberry dressing
Homemade hungarian goulash with rice and peas, and johnny cakes (interesting mix of cultural food)
Jamaica rum christmas cake (early taster batch).

obviously a theme menu

[retired_laticia3]

Originally posted by Kris:
Griddled king prawns wrapped in pancetta with olive oil and strawberry dressing
Homemade hungarian goulash with rice and peas, and johnny cakes (interesting mix of cultural food)
Jamaica rum christmas cake (early taster batch).

And you had this where?
Seems very upmarket to me. Although that might be because of my fast-food culture.

[retired_charlene]

nandos :*)

[retired_cowboy69]

macaroni cheese :thup:

[retired_breakbred101]

Pasta

[retired_the gizmo]

I would try nandos

if only to help support this:

Nando's is known in South Africa for its humorous but often controversial adverts. One such television advert from 2000, involved a blind woman being led into a pole intentionally and knocked unconscious by her guide dog, which then proceeded to eat the chicken that the woman had just purchased. This caused an uproar within the blind community and caused the South African Advertising Standards Authority to call for the withdrawal of the advert[4].

In Australia, Nandos ran an advertising campaign based around the 2002 political controversy regarding the mandatory detention of illegal immigrants. The detainees had been waging a hunger strike campaign, even resorting to physically sewing their lips closed. Nandos adverts proclaimed that the strikers "decided to unsew their lips after hearing the news that with every Nando's quarter chicken combo, Nando's are giving away an extra quarter chicken free"[5]

[runronnirun]

a chilli con carne that was lacking any kind of kick whatsoever. will teach me to cook while watching the football really.

[retired_jabda]

Originally posted by Jonny "Kid" Pilko:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Kris:
Griddled king prawns wrapped in pancetta with olive oil and strawberry dressing
Homemade hungarian goulash with rice and peas, and johnny cakes (interesting mix of cultural food)
Jamaica rum christmas cake (early taster batch).

And you had this where?
Seems very upmarket to me. Although that might be because of my fast-food culture. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Goulash upmarket

'Tis peasant food, lovely peasant food.

I hope it had an unholy amount of paprika in it, otherwise it wasn't Hungarian goulash.

[Geoff]

Originally posted by Daaaaave:
One such television advert from 2000, involved a blind woman being led into a pole intentionally and knocked unconscious by her guide dog, which then proceeded to eat the chicken that the woman had just purchased. This caused an uproar within the blind community...

Er - how?

[retired_felicityh]

pasta. a bit of pecorino and sausage in the tomato sauce, with bread and lettuce on the side.