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al Carp Angler
Number of posts : 116 Registration date : 2007-04-16
| Subject: Inspirational Food on the bank. Tue Jan 08 2008, 14:29 | |
| I am sick of eating the same stuff all the time on the bank,mind you I love a sausage butty in the morning and lunch and dinner see what I mean.
Whats your favourite munch on the bank. | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Tue Jan 08 2008, 14:32 | |
| Its been done you Noddy http://carpfishingireland.com/articles-f21/bankside-grub-anyone-do-anything-different-t996.htm BTW Al these southern boy are eating a lot better than us |
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Damo Top Specimen Hunter
Number of posts : 917 Age : 52 Registration date : 2006-10-04
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Tue Jan 08 2008, 14:36 | |
| Seatons doing OK I reckon;) | |
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56K Natas Top Specimen Hunter
Number of posts : 2232 Age : 49 Localisation : Kinsale Registration date : 2006-09-24
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Tue Jan 08 2008, 14:36 | |
| That last time I was out it was chinese food but the time before that Pakie cooked us up pork chops, spuds and peas | |
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chrisbonnie Specimen Hunter
Number of posts : 478 Age : 43 Localisation : Dublin Registration date : 2006-10-07
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Tue Jan 08 2008, 14:57 | |
| my brother barbequed sea bass while we fished little bog before, id say AJ crap himself when he seen the remaons of a b-b-q and a load of fish scales | |
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56K Natas Top Specimen Hunter
Number of posts : 2232 Age : 49 Localisation : Kinsale Registration date : 2006-09-24
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Tue Jan 08 2008, 15:17 | |
| LMAO | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Wed Jan 09 2008, 00:13 | |
| - Quote :
- Seatons doing OK I reckon;)
LMAO I reckon he has special camo tins... Pork chops, tinned potatoes and peas hmmmmmmmmmmmm, thats one of Al's. I was down the chinese super market after christmas and i picked up a sacket of spices for a chicken curry. 2 Onions 2 Chicken tits 4 Cloves of Garlic 1 tin of chopped tomatoes and as much fresh corrainder (i chop a little for the cooking but put most in chopped once servered) Finish of with rice or a Nann followed by a tin of stella. This tasted as good from my local Indian and my local is gooooooood. Was reading Jim Shelly's book and he is found of the wok - good idea large enought for fatty's (me included) and you can fry and boil but do they stay on the colemans and are they easy to carry? WFT am i rambling about? Oh btw sleep with the bag unzipped and the front of the bivvy open |
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The Ballywillin assassin Carp Angler
Number of posts : 146 Age : 114 Localisation : underground Registration date : 2007-03-16
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Wed Jan 09 2008, 09:12 | |
| Large steak sandwichx4 smothered in peppers onions and a bottle of Pinot Grigio to make room for the chips. | |
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Niall Walker Specimen Hunter
Number of posts : 404 Age : 57 Localisation : Enfield Registration date : 2006-09-25
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Wed Jan 09 2008, 12:31 | |
| GG's spicey chicken sambo's with iceberg letuce and mayo realy hit the spot. | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Wed Jan 09 2008, 12:46 | |
| lol! you really enjoyed those then eh Tayto? will make a note for the freezer box. that was rocket and carved chicken Tikka breast darling.. my gourmet pasta did not receive the same reception though! mind you, we were pretty steamed by that point. GG. |
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paulnz Carp Hunter
Number of posts : 273 Age : 48 Registration date : 2007-09-11
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Wed Jan 09 2008, 13:41 | |
| Well i thought the ravioli dish you served up wern't too shabby G.G. The sprinkling of herb topped it off too. Better than the scabby sambos you'd be used to from me. | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Wed Jan 09 2008, 13:52 | |
| lol! glad ya liked em! those heart attack butties of yours have saved the day many a time! GG. |
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Niall Walker Specimen Hunter
Number of posts : 404 Age : 57 Localisation : Enfield Registration date : 2006-09-25
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Wed Jan 09 2008, 14:39 | |
| Me and GG's pasta just dont get on at all. | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Wed Jan 09 2008, 15:29 | |
| Could be the fact that the water used to cook it came from a "jerry" can. I will get my coat.... GG. |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Thu Jan 10 2008, 03:02 | |
| Gordon if i had off known you could cook i would have been in the next peg up:lol!: I must admit i do love a bit of Rucola (Italiano for Rocket) - Jamie Oliver eat your heart out, pukka. I wish i could work out how to do his spanish omelete / flan on the bank. Easy to make at home but you need an oven to finish it off. |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Thu Jan 10 2008, 03:33 | |
| make it at home and bring it with ya, lovely cold in the summer.
p.s I thought the Chew fella would have the decency to finish you off!
GG. |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Thu Jan 10 2008, 08:52 | |
| Gordon he is a spitter, i keep telling him its good for him but he has that gag reflex, is Naill any better? |
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al Carp Angler
Number of posts : 116 Registration date : 2007-04-16
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Thu Jan 10 2008, 10:46 | |
| Your all balls and no C*ck wild man | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Thu Jan 10 2008, 12:19 | |
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al Carp Angler
Number of posts : 116 Registration date : 2007-04-16
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Thu Jan 10 2008, 15:34 | |
| If you would stop putting them cheese and hum boillies under your foreskin then maybe wildchild or are they boillies:shock: | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Thu Jan 10 2008, 16:32 | |
| God help any children reading this filth. GG. |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Fri Jan 11 2008, 03:16 | |
| Yes typical of Al taking it to far as usual. I think Tom has just give a warning shot!!!!!!! |
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al Carp Angler
Number of posts : 116 Registration date : 2007-04-16
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Fri Jan 11 2008, 11:30 | |
| Thats rich coming from you wildchild. I suppose the truth hurts but back to my post,the omelete thing yous were talking about.You can get a frying pan that folds in half you put a small amount of oil in the bottom of both halves pour the mixture (into one half thats on the heat or it will spill when you try and close it wildman) and close the lid,turn over after a few minutes to do the other side dont ask were you get them I dont Know but my dad got my mum one in Germany many moons ago I have searched everywere for one it would be really handy for fishing anyone seen them. | |
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56K Natas Top Specimen Hunter
Number of posts : 2232 Age : 49 Localisation : Kinsale Registration date : 2006-09-24
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Fri Jan 11 2008, 11:36 | |
| They are used for making Waffles Al and are called Waffle Irons or Waffle Pans. | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Inspirational Food on the bank. Fri Jan 11 2008, 11:37 | |
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