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What I'd really like for my dinner...........................

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PuffTheMagicDragon · 02/03/2005 18:23

Fish, chips and mushy peas. Followed by lemon meringue pie.

I like my homemade lentil & bacon soup, but a woman can dream .

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Frizbe · 02/03/2005 18:25

oooh lemon meringue pie...yummmmm, I had lemon cheesecake svelte yoghurt, not quite the same eh!

Hulababy · 02/03/2005 18:25

I am having the first course as soon as DH gets back from this so-called work meeting (in the wine bar).

No pudding/dessert in house sadly. Could finish with choclate if I can persuade Dh to go downstairs to the shop. But that would be far too greedy and piggy!

Fastasleep · 02/03/2005 18:25

fillet steak with yummy veggies and definately lemon meringue pie!!

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PuffTheMagicDragon · 02/03/2005 18:26

I need to build in a no holds barred pig out night to my diet - every 10 days wouldn't do too much damage I reckon.

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womba1 · 02/03/2005 18:28

My dh cooks the most amazing roast pork with crackling to die for, crispy roast pots, lots of veg and cheese sauce.. and then i'd love rhubarb crumble with custard AND ice cream!!

Kayleigh · 02/03/2005 18:29

Roast beef, yorkshire puddings, roast AND mash potatoes. Followed by cheesecake.

All with no calories of course....

SeaShells · 02/03/2005 18:30

Mmmmm I could just eat a huge bowl of rhubarb crumble and custard....

Or Treacle Tart and custard

Kayleigh · 02/03/2005 18:30

ooooh sponge pudding and custard ..........MMmmmmmmmmmm

womba1 · 02/03/2005 18:31

oohh... can i add mustard mash to my roast too?!?!?!

trefusis · 02/03/2005 18:32

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Kayleigh · 02/03/2005 18:33

absolutely womba1, in this virtual restaurant it only takes a minute to cook.

womba1 · 02/03/2005 18:36

Good to hear it Kayleigh!! In that case, i want to add Yorkshire puddings too but they have to be really light and crispy...no soggy bottoms for me thank you!

SeaShells · 02/03/2005 18:37

Oh I like my yorkshires soggy

Kayleigh · 02/03/2005 18:38

I'm with Seashells. There's nothing like a soggy bottom

womba1 · 02/03/2005 18:38

Ugghhhh... Seashells... soggy bits just don't do it for me!

SeaShells · 02/03/2005 18:39

My SIL eats the cold left over yorkshires with ice cream in!?

Enid · 02/03/2005 18:39

humzingers fruit stix for me please

WideWebWitch · 02/03/2005 18:40

I'd like lobster thermidor. And banofee pie.

Tommy · 02/03/2005 18:40

nothing - pregnancy sickness has just kicked in and all I want to do is go to sleep.....

womba1 · 02/03/2005 18:42

Awwwww Tommy.... how about a nice glass of warm water infused with ginger??

lunavix · 02/03/2005 18:43

tandoori chicken...

Tommy · 02/03/2005 18:46

nah - don't fancy it

Dior · 02/03/2005 20:08

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essbee · 02/03/2005 20:10

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PuffTheMagicDragon · 02/03/2005 23:44

Why didn't I max out on my dream meal instead of a packet of bloody cheddars. Humph. V cross and disappointed with self.

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