What are you eating? (food porn)

[oldhippy]

8 minutes ago, mogandave said:

Ultimate veggie-burger would be a bacon-cheese-burger with a side of veggies like fries or onion-rings..


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I know that you are trolling.

I am not.

 

The best breakfast I ever had in my life was at Bayioke Sky Hotel.

Buffet for 450 baht.

European, Japanese, Thai, Indian, salad bar,...

Indian vegetable curries, several to choose from, with bacon. (deuhhh from other place)

AAARRRRGGGGHHH.

At the 79th floor.

And good real coffee too, not from the pot, but from machine thye have too.

 

PS. Do you enjoy trolling? Sharing usefull information and opinions  could be fun too you know.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[mogandave]

I know that you are trolling.
I am not.
 
The best breakfast I ever had in my life was at Bayioke Sky Hotel.
Buffet for 450 baht.
European, Japanese, Thai, Indian, salad bar,...
Indian vegetable curries, several to choose from, with bacon. (deuhhh from other place)
AAARRRRGGGGHHH.
At the 79th floor.
And good real coffee too, not from the pot, but from machine thye have too.
 
PS. Do you enjoy trolling? Sharing usefull information and opinions  could be fun too you know.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I go to India once a month, and love the food, vegetarian or otherwise, but in my opinion, a good burger includes beef.

Now for a nice veggie and fruit sandwich, I love a nice onion & avocado on a kaiser roll with mayo and horseradish...

[Rc2702]

6 minutes ago, oldhippy said:

I know that you are trolling.

I am not.

 

The best breakfast I ever had in my life was at Bayioke Sky Hotel.

Buffet for 450 baht.

European, Japanese, Thai, Indian, salad bar,...

Indian vegetable curries, several to choose from, with bacon. (deuhhh from other place)

AAARRRRGGGGHHH.

At the 79th floor.

And good real coffee too, not from the pot, but from machine thye have too.

 

PS. Do you enjoy trolling? Sharing usefull information and opinions  could be fun too you know.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I had that breakfast. Very impressive amount of food but I was put off my appetite by a bunch of eastern europeans Wolfing down the food like life depended on it. Big disappointment that hotel getting to my room packed in a lift with people trying to get to the top to see the view.

[mogandave]

I know that you are trolling.
I am not.
 
The best breakfast I ever had in my life was at Bayioke Sky Hotel.
Buffet for 450 baht.
European, Japanese, Thai, Indian, salad bar,...
Indian vegetable curries, several to choose from, with bacon. (deuhhh from other place)
AAARRRRGGGGHHH.
At the 79th floor.
And good real coffee too, not from the pot, but from machine thye have too.
 
PS. Do you enjoy trolling? Sharing usefull information and opinions  could be fun too you know.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PS: the best breakfast I ever had was in the bathtub of the Holiday Beach Hotel in 1981...

[mogandave]

I know that you are trolling.
I am not.
 
The best breakfast I ever had in my life was at Bayioke Sky Hotel.
Buffet for 450 baht.
European, Japanese, Thai, Indian, salad bar,...
Indian vegetable curries, several to choose from, with bacon. (deuhhh from other place)
AAARRRRGGGGHHH.
At the 79th floor.
And good real coffee too, not from the pot, but from machine thye have too.
 
PS. Do you enjoy trolling? Sharing usefull information and opinions  could be fun too you know.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PSS: It wasn't vegetation...

[oldhippy]

1 hour ago, mogandave said:

 

PS: the best breakfast I ever had was in the bathtub of the Holiday Beach Hotel in 1981...

 

Breakfast for 2 I guess?

 

[oldhippy]

1 hour ago, Rc2702 said:

I had that breakfast. Very impressive amount of food but I was put off my appetite by a bunch of eastern europeans Wolfing down the food like life depended on it. Big disappointment that hotel getting to my room packed in a lift with people trying to get to the top to see the view.

Yes I understand what you mean.

It all depends on who is there I guess.

 

We recently had 2 wonderfull days at Bayioke ------  room - breakfast - restaurant down stairs, the fruit buffet.

But on a different day, it could have been compleely different .

 

Just don't pay extra for the space rooms - the windows are covered with BMW stickers, no proper view. Some CEO must have gotten a lot of money for that...

 

But it was a once in a lifetime experience.

 

 

 

[mogandave]

Yes I understand what you mean.
It all depends on who is there I guess.
 
We recently had 2 wonderfull days at Bayioke ------  room - breakfast - restaurant down stairs, the fruit buffet.
But on a different day, it could have been compleely different .
 
Just don't pay extra for the space rooms - the windows are covered with BMW stickers, no proper view. Some CEO must have gotten a lot of money for that...
 
But it was a once in a lifetime experience.
 
 
 

I'll have to try the Bayioke, thanks for the tip.

[oldhippy]

1 minute ago, mogandave said:

 

I'll have to try the Bayioke, thanks for the tip.

 

Good luck - it could go both ways.

But the breakfast itself - on the 79th floor - can't be beaten.

Oh and get your coffee from the machine, takes a bit of searching - such a huge buffet!

[Skeptic7]

Seems the thread has gone off the rails and totally 

 

From the first line of the OP...

 

This is a place to put pictures of what you have made lately at home.

[U235]

5 hours ago, Skeptic7 said:

This is a place to put pictures of what you have made lately at home.

 

The only brand of ketchup I actually like:  not too much sugar, a rich tomato taste,  a bit spicy and a subtle blend of spices.

 

If you ever make it by yourself, I can guarantee you will never buy it again in the supermarket.

 

 

 

This small jar contains 1.25 kg of tomatoes 

[oldhippy]

11 minutes ago, U235 said:

 

The only brand of ketchup I actually like:  not too much sugar, a rich tomato taste,  a bit spicy and a subtle blend of spices.

 

If you ever make it by yourself, I can guarantee you will never buy it again in the supermarket.

 

 

 

This small jar contains 1.25 kg of tomatoes 

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(there is no other way to "like" a post).........

[Rc2702]

5 hours ago, Skeptic7 said:

Seems the thread has gone off the rails and totally 

 

From the first line of the OP...

 

This is a place to put pictures of what you have made lately at home.

I disagree, I'm interested to see/hear about food made or purchased that the posters have enjoyed. 

[Naam]

21 minutes ago, oldhippy said:

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(there is no other way to "like" a post).........

me like too! they stopped the like button???

[oldhippy]

1 minute ago, Naam said:

me like too! they stopped the like button???

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[wayned]

They just completed a maintenance shutdown.  Must have told the webmaster to get rid of all four letter words!!

[oldhippy]

1 hour ago, wayned said:

They just completed a maintenance shutdown.  Must have told the webmaster to get rid of all four letter words!!

? or to get rid of all the members?

This is not the first annoying thing these marketing imbeciles / computer nerds / Ceo's have come up with.

[Pdaz]

A dahl curry with chicken tonight.

Just got to get my roti prata on the griddle.

 

[Naam]

14 minutes ago, Pdaz said:

A dahl curry with chicken tonight.

Just got to get my roti prata on the griddle.

i like the food but not your Hindi

[Naam]

1 hour ago, wayned said:

They just completed a maintenance shutdown.  Must have told the webmaster to get rid of all four letter words!!

[Naam]

On 7/30/2017 at 1:22 PM, mogandave said:

PS: the best breakfast I ever had was in the bathtub of the Holiday Beach Hotel in 1981...

you ate wet

[Pdaz]

1 hour ago, Naam said:

i like the food but not your Hindi

Was using the Singaporean term for Paratha  " Roti Prata " or " Roti Canai" as it's known in Malaysia. The majority of Indians there have Tamil dialects as their mother tongue.

Guess I could have spelled Dahl as "Daal" 

 

[Naam]

21 minutes ago, Pdaz said:

Was using the Singaporean term for Paratha  " Roti Prata " or " Roti Canai" as it's known in Malaysia. The majority of Indians there have Tamil dialects as their mother tongue.

Guess I could have spelled Dahl as "Daal" 

 

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[Skeptic7]

Guess site maintenance is ongoing. I have had a "Like" button most of the afternoon and have used it. Not only that, but there is also a "Sad" , "Thanks", "Haha" and "Confused" option as well. The last which have used extensively all afternoon/evening.

 

FYI...Using an Android device with the latest version.

[Skeptic7]

Home made vegetable gyoza & tom yum for lunch 

[Naam]

i brought vacuum packed "Maultaschen" from Germany and now i'm not sure in what way to prepare them.

 

 

[Skeptic7]

Well if  'He who knows all' doesn't know, then what chance do we stand??? 

[Pdaz]

Steak nite...

[Naam]

did i tell you about that special experience i had recently in Germany? no? here we go... it was a late sunday morning and i felt quite hungry inspite of the 4 fried eggs with bacon i had at an early breakfast. the church bells were ringing when i studied the menue of a small restaurant with a salivating mouth. then i heard a man asking me "son, you want to skip mass and indulge in carnivorous delights?" when i saw it was Jesus who asked i bit my tongue and instead of an impolite answer i said "i was only passing time reading reading what obnoxious food is served here. i am a vegan Sir."

 

Jesus repeated "a VEGAN? POOR BOY!" and then turned around and cried bitterly.

[Pdaz]

Brit comfort food tonight.

mince n' mash ( or tatties if u r a Jock )

 

lovely...