What you had for dinner (tea)?

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I'm Scottish. We say tea.
I am having Indonesian noodle dish and some red wine.
Mostly excited about the red wine haha.
How about you? What are you'd having/had?

Anyone else enjoying some wine this Saturday night?



Red wine and some veggie and coconut mash that was meant to be muffins 😫

Fake chicken, mozzarella and pasta in a tomato passata sauce.

Oh and wine for me and DH too!

Dinner. Boiled eggs (2) on rye toast, big glass of

I am making a chicken and vegetable casserole with brown rice.

I am hungover to fuck.

@GruciusMalfoy I've never met any Scottish people that said dinner! My husbands family do but they are English born and moved to Scotland.

Everyone's food sounds good and the wine is always a good add on to the meal.

Thanks for responses everyone.

@Mummaluelae Chinese sounds superb. 

@Blanchedupetitpois Yay someone else who says tea. 😂

Scottish and it's dinner for me.. Jasmine rice with stir fried brussel sprouts with lots of garlic and black pepper. A fried egg on top and sesame oil and soy sauce drizzled over then some sesame seeds sprinkled on top. I can't get enough dark green vegetables at the moment. Also sticky rice.

I haven't had tea yet but I'm having a frozen pizza.
For dinner I had creamed garlic on bruschetta made by dh.

Chunky soup and crusty bread warm from the oven

Oh gosh reading this thread has made me realise how hungry I am!

In England, say tea here.
Dominoes on the way. Should arrive same time as DH is here, which is good because then i don’t need to get off the sofa 😁

Everyone I know in my part of Scotland says dinner. (Glasgow and East Dunbartonshire)

Thanks Cambalamb luckily my husband is looking after me as I'd barely be able to make some toast if I was on my own. I think I'll go to bed once strictly is over.

Chicken stir fry here

We were going to go out to a local Italian but no one is well enough. So ordered in burgers from Five Guys. Glorious!

I’m trying some mushroom, Stilton and cranberry parcels from Aldi. I’ve done roast new potatoes with rosemary, carrots and cauliflower to go with them.

I’ll let you know if they were any good after tea (Lancashire).

Yorkshire, we say tea too!

Quorn chicken curry, rice and a mini naan bread, with a glass of red wine.

I'm from East Anglia and was brought up with tea for children and dinner for adults (my mum is posh). Husband is from the Midlands and said tea till I trained him up ;)

im scottish supper here

Chicken tikka balti and then cheese

Me and ds2 are having a kebab/burgers delivered soon! Dh will potter about in the kitchen and make himself something veggie. Red wine too.

Lamb shanks, mashed potatoes and green beans/peas/broccoli with mint gravy.

Fish fingers, beans and jacket potatoes, bit crap but all 5 kids ate it all 🤷🏻‍♀️

Roasted pork loin with chips (DH made it and could not be bothered with roast potatoes apparently & had bought beef dripping chips from M&S which everyone found quite funny) with gravy & veggies. So yes, chips and gravy. It was delicious, especially as I had nothing to do with making it except bunging pork in the oven!

Herby greek chicken with veg couscous, tzatziki and pitta (jamie oliver recipe ). I say dinner, DH says tea and neither of us will budge an inch on this.