Foodities!
Pub food this time, not gourmet, although I hope it reflects how far England has advanced since a lukewarm meat pie and wooden chips were all that were on offer.
I offered my parents Easter Lunch, to thank them for taking care of the Diz-cat while I was on Arran.
I also had a voucher (which they knew about, so it doesn't count as sneaky.)
Mum declined, but suggested we could go down the pub for snacks and maybe a drink.
She meant definitely a drink, but drinking with the 'rents was never a problem with me.
Drinking high-alcohol rotgut in my room is the problem.
So we went there Saturday eve, after watching the boat-race, and a good time was had by all.
'Rents had an
Ultimate Sharer For Two
Quote:
|
Breaded torpedo prawns, onion rings, garlic ciabatta, jacket potato wedges, chicken wings, garlic breaded mushrooms and nachos topped with cheese and salsa served with BBQ, sour cream and chipotle dips.
|
Sounds like a tableful of food, but as you can see it is really intended as a starter, especially between three adults of healthy appetites.
I had the
Spicy Snack Selection. Much cheaper and qualified me for a free drink.
Which Mum had, actually.
Quote:
|
Onion bhaji, samosa, pakora and a spring roll with yoghurt and mint dip (raita).
|
Which Mum had most of, actually
Limey and Dani, I promise I am still eating.
Just not all that much deep-fried food at once.