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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

Got several friends coming to mine tomorrow. Apart from one of them not liking fish there are no specific requirements. Only problem is I'm now at a loss what to cook

I would like to do something really special, any ideas please and I can shop for the ingredients tomorrow

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not sure if it's special enough, but I would do a slow cooker teriyaki chicken, leave it to cook itself, then just serve with Jasmine rice, stir fry veg if you like, and garnished with spring onions and sesame seeds. Don't forget the sesame oil, omg I'm drooling now!

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By *ilkenWoman
over a year ago

Manchester

Well that rules fish finger sandwiches out then!

How about a a curry.

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over a year ago

"Got several friends coming to mine tomorrow. Apart from one of them not liking fish there are no specific requirements. Only problem is I'm now at a loss what to cook

I would like to do something really special, any ideas please and I can shop for the ingredients tomorrow

I just did a mean, easy fish curry.

x1 jar pattaks korma/madras/Masala paste.

x Diced onions.

x 1 can coconut milk

x small pot of double cream

x 5 basa fillets

x bag of frozen prawns

x 8 medium sized large diced potatoes.

- Half boil the spuds. Skins or not, up to you.

- Fry onions gently. Add all paste. Add cock milk and cream. Simmer till nicely mixed.

- Add fish and spuds. Both will cook in curry broth.

- Add frozen prawns at last minute.. remove off heat when prawns are just right.

Fookin lush. I went with Korma paste.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Well that rules fish finger sandwiches out then!

How about a a curry."

funny you should mention curry

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By *ebeccaHallTVTV/TS
over a year ago

BECKENHAM

A couple of dishes for starters.

Get some fish sticks and chop them up, hard boil 4 eggs and let cool down and then add them to fish sticks in a large bowl.

Add mayonaise, olives, a squeeze of lemon juice, black pepper and a pinch of chilli flakes then put i to the fridge for 2 hours.

Get some aubergines, cut horizontly,

Scoop out the flesh and keep the skins,

In a large frying pan heat a little olive oil and then fry some garlic and chopped onion.

Add the aubergine flesh and some tinned tuna and season with salt and pepper and gently fry for five minutes.

Then scoop the mixture in the au ergine flesh and cover with bechemel sauce and put in pre heated oven for 20 minutes, if you do not like tuna try some mince instead and serve with fresh basil

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Got several friends coming to mine tomorrow. Apart from one of them not liking fish there are no specific requirements. Only problem is I'm now at a loss what to cook

I would like to do something really special, any ideas please and I can shop for the ingredients tomorrow

I just did a mean, easy fish curry.

x1 jar pattaks korma/madras/Masala paste.

x Diced onions.

x 1 can coconut milk

x small pot of double cream

x 5 basa fillets

x bag of frozen prawns

x 8 medium sized large diced potatoes.

- Half boil the spuds. Skins or not, up to you.

- Fry onions gently. Add all paste. Add cock milk and cream. Simmer till nicely mixed.

- Add fish and spuds. Both will cook in curry broth.

- Add frozen prawns at last minute.. remove off heat when prawns are just right.

Fookin lush. I went with Korma paste.

Just one tiny problem...

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Not sure if it's special enough, but I would do a slow cooker teriyaki chicken, leave it to cook itself, then just serve with Jasmine rice, stir fry veg if you like, and garnished with spring onions and sesame seeds. Don't forget the sesame oil, omg I'm drooling now! "

Do you buy the curry paste or build the species up yourself?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Got several friends coming to mine tomorrow. Apart from one of them not liking fish there are no specific requirements. Only problem is I'm now at a loss what to cook

I would like to do something really special, any ideas please and I can shop for the ingredients tomorrow

I just did a mean, easy fish curry.

x1 jar pattaks korma/madras/Masala paste.

x Diced onions.

x 1 can coconut milk

x small pot of double cream

x 5 basa fillets

x bag of frozen prawns

x 8 medium sized large diced potatoes.

- Half boil the spuds. Skins or not, up to you.

- Fry onions gently. Add all paste. Add cock milk and cream. Simmer till nicely mixed.

- Add fish and spuds. Both will cook in curry broth.

- Add frozen prawns at last minute.. remove off heat when prawns are just right.

Fookin lush. I went with Korma paste.

Just one tiny problem...

lol.. that I don't read posts properly

Swap fish for chicken, remove prawns

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By *Jones19Man
over a year ago

Evesham, Worcester, Pershore

Try a nice pasta dish. I do some cooking for mates every now and again. Pasta is nice and easy. Loads of different sauce recipes out there. I normally pick something creamy as it's heavier and more filling I find. Means desert doesn't need to be big either. Normally go for fresh chopped fruit with chocolate, sugar or cream.

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By *rimson_RoseWoman
over a year ago

Tamworth

I recently tried a really nice pork and prawn spicy rice recently.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Got several friends coming to mine tomorrow. Apart from one of them not liking fish there are no specific requirements. Only problem is I'm now at a loss what to cook

I would like to do something really special, any ideas please and I can shop for the ingredients tomorrow

I just did a mean, easy fish curry.

x1 jar pattaks korma/madras/Masala paste.

x Diced onions.

x 1 can coconut milk

x small pot of double cream

x 5 basa fillets

x bag of frozen prawns

x 8 medium sized large diced potatoes.

- Half boil the spuds. Skins or not, up to you.

- Fry onions gently. Add all paste. Add cock milk and cream. Simmer till nicely mixed.

- Add fish and spuds. Both will cook in curry broth.

- Add frozen prawns at last minute.. remove off heat when prawns are just right.

Fookin lush. I went with Korma paste.

So what does she cook for the one who doesn't eat fish?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

How about feijoada? Absolutely delicious, and I don't think it has taken off in the UK yet.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not sure if anyone would agree but a nice big pan of stew or a casserole is always a good thing with some nice crusty bread , I’d eat that every day if I could , and I always make it the day before cooked for several hours , left over night to to let the flavours all come together, then generally warm up for when you want it xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Got several friends coming to mine tomorrow. Apart from one of them not liking fish there are no specific requirements. Only problem is I'm now at a loss what to cook

I would like to do something really special, any ideas please and I can shop for the ingredients tomorrow

I just did a mean, easy fish curry.

x1 jar pattaks korma/madras/Masala paste.

x Diced onions.

x 1 can coconut milk

x small pot of double cream

x 5 basa fillets

x bag of frozen prawns

x 8 medium sized large diced potatoes.

- Half boil the spuds. Skins or not, up to you.

- Fry onions gently. Add all paste. Add cock milk and cream. Simmer till nicely mixed.

- Add fish and spuds. Both will cook in curry broth.

- Add frozen prawns at last minute.. remove off heat when prawns are just right.

Fookin lush. I went with Korma paste.

So what does she cook for the one who doesn't eat fish?

I covered that. If you'd care to read upwards

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By *ebeccaHallTVTV/TS
over a year ago

BECKENHAM

Or try Carne Con Chilli

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By *ust chilled out meMan
over a year ago

Peterborough

Honey mustard chicken monge tout and rice

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Is it a proper dinner party or a supper party?

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By *andy cane321Couple
over a year ago

Aylesbury

Hello Domino's.... can i order 6 large pizzas with various toppings

Thank you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Got several friends coming to mine tomorrow. Apart from one of them not liking fish there are no specific requirements. Only problem is I'm now at a loss what to cook

I would like to do something really special, any ideas please and I can shop for the ingredients tomorrow

I just did a mean, easy fish curry.

x1 jar pattaks korma/madras/Masala paste.

x Diced onions.

x 1 can coconut milk

x small pot of double cream

x 5 basa fillets

x bag of frozen prawns

x 8 medium sized large diced potatoes.

- Half boil the spuds. Skins or not, up to you.

- Fry onions gently. Add all paste. Add cock milk and cream. Simmer till nicely mixed.

- Add fish and spuds. Both will cook in curry broth.

- Add frozen prawns at last minute.. remove off heat when prawns are just right.

Fookin lush. I went with Korma paste.

Lush. Think this going to be dinner tomorrow night .

Thank you

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By *hrobbermanMan
over a year ago

Lanarkshire

One guest doesn't like fish? There is an easy solution. Serve Dolphin as it is a mammal and NOT a fish.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Pizza!

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By *wo4FemCouple
over a year ago

Birmingham

We're having chicken enchiladas tonight. They might go down well with your guests.

Mr2

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

horses doo-varies.

roadkill.

death cap mushrooms.

If they voted to leave ..give them Brussels

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Curry is a good idea - you can order it and pretend you made it

Have lots of main dishes and sides in nice serving bowls in the centre of the table so they can help themselves.

Poppodums, chutneys and breads etc ..

It will be a hit

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Got several friends coming to mine tomorrow. Apart from one of them not liking fish there are no specific requirements. Only problem is I'm now at a loss what to cook

I would like to do something really special, any ideas please and I can shop for the ingredients tomorrow

I just did a mean, easy fish curry.

x1 jar pattaks korma/madras/Masala paste.

x Diced onions.

x 1 can coconut milk

x small pot of double cream

x 5 basa fillets

x bag of frozen prawns

x 8 medium sized large diced potatoes.

- Half boil the spuds. Skins or not, up to you.

- Fry onions gently. Add all paste. Add cock milk and cream. Simmer till nicely mixed.

- Add fish and spuds. Both will cook in curry broth.

- Add frozen prawns at last minute.. remove off heat when prawns are just right.

Fookin lush. I went with Korma paste.

Lush. Think this going to be dinner tomorrow night .

Thank you "

If you're fit, I'll let you taste mine

I did a batch cook. 5 portions ready to be guzzled.

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By *he Mac LassWoman
over a year ago

Hefty Hideaway

A big communal dish like paella or a tagine. Not too hard to throw together and you can have lots of tapas type finger foods too for variety.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"A big communal dish like paella or a tagine. Not too hard to throw together and you can have lots of tapas type finger foods too for variety. "

How you doin

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"A big communal dish like paella or a tagine. Not too hard to throw together and you can have lots of tapas type finger foods too for variety. "

Not a bad idea

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By *ensualbicockMan
over a year ago

liverpool wavertree picton clock

Egg and chips with a few rounds of bread

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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago

London

If it’s not too formal an affair then it’s quite fun to make up homemade pizza dough and get it to proving point and all roll your own pizza and top it. Put out bowls of topping possibilities, chopped veg, meat choices etc and tomato base sauce (passata or similar). Everyone decorates their pizza and pops it in the oven, whilst drinking and chatting and getting their hands mucky.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Got several friends coming to mine tomorrow. Apart from one of them not liking fish there are no specific requirements. Only problem is I'm now at a loss what to cook

I would like to do something really special, any ideas please and I can shop for the ingredients tomorrow

I just did a mean, easy fish curry.

x1 jar pattaks korma/madras/Masala paste.

x Diced onions.

x 1 can coconut milk

x small pot of double cream

x 5 basa fillets

x bag of frozen prawns

x 8 medium sized large diced potatoes.

- Half boil the spuds. Skins or not, up to you.

- Fry onions gently. Add all paste. Add cock milk and cream. Simmer till nicely mixed.

- Add fish and spuds. Both will cook in curry broth.

- Add frozen prawns at last minute.. remove off heat when prawns are just right.

Fookin lush. I went with Korma paste.

Where do you find cock milk....?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Do you have a local butchers?

If so buy some chicken supreme (breast with the bone) roast those alongside some dauphinois potatoes and spring greens, served with a wine & mushroom gravy.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Do you have a local butchers?

If so buy some chicken supreme (breast with the bone) roast those alongside some dauphinois potatoes and spring greens, served with a wine & mushroom gravy.

Oh that sounds rather lush

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