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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Ok, so we have a couple coming over for a second meet. The plan is early dinner at ours, followed by a few drinks and we all know what else . My quandary is what to cook?!! They have said they're not fussy eaters, and suggested something with a quick turnaround so we can all enjoy dessert ...but I'm feeling utterly uninspired and any suggestions would be appreciated  |
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Prawn n Pasta.
Olive oil in the pan with some finely chopped onions. Peel a courgette and add the peelings (ribbons), some tomate puree, garlic and cherry tomatoes.
Add some Prawns n basil. Boil the spagetti and using tongs, transfer it to the prawns etc just before its fully cooked.
Look online for the recipe written down better, its easy, looks amazing, tastes great, and wont cost the earth to make. |
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By *4nc3rCouple
over a year ago
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Personally;
I would have lasagne served with a fresh crisp salad and sweet potato wedges.
Then sometime light and fresh for desert like a fruity sorbet.
Mint margaritas to drink after incase you're afraid of the garlic =P |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Beans on toast (parp!)
failing that I'd keep it simple and light. How about salmon fillets wrapped in parma ham and roasted in the oven, served with buttery new potatoes and either salad or a colourful mix of stir-fried veg (eg pak choi, orange pepper, baby sweetcorn and cherry tomato).
Maybe some Haagen Dazs for dessert, eaten off each other of course... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Im cooking for a guy tonight and doing similar to what cheeky suggested..
Chicken breast stuffed with herb philly, wrapped in bacon
Serving with carrot & swede mash, spring greens (that i will season with salt and black pepper) and tenderstem broccoli  |
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"steak and chips sharing slab of prime rib-eye that's just right for sharing. With a salad and Blue cheese sauce and hand made chips ."
What? Are you mad? Steak, sharing?
Im having the steak, she can have the salad and whatevers, oh yeah the chips are mine, mostly |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Is it just me that wouldnt serve potatoes before sex? I dont eat them now but even when i did i found them far too filling and bloating and wouldnt want to do anything after lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"steak and chips sharing slab of prime rib-eye that's just right for sharing. With a salad and Blue cheese sauce and hand made chips .
What? Are you mad? Steak, sharing?
Im having the steak, she can have the salad and whatevers, oh yeah the chips are mine, mostly"
Well at times I do a porterhouse that's a big piece of steak and cut it into slices when grilled. lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Depends how energetic you are feeling for desert
I'd go for something light.. Herby roast chicken, rice/potato salad or jackets, and a green salad.. Maybe some sliced fresh crusty bread on the side.
I'd stay away from stodge & anything too flavourful lol  |
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