after walk grub

AJD <[email hidden]> wrote

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Just had a pleasant day out in Cheviots (Hedgehope hill) visibility down to
5 metres or so but the thought of my Sunday grub kept me going. What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

I'll start the ball rolling ;::: Mince and dumplings (homemade of course)
with mashed potato and a nice bottle of merlot, Fantastic.

Favourite is fillet steak, pan fried, with chips and veg, and a bottle
of Wolf Blass Yellow Label Sauvignon, 2003 will do nicely. :-)

But today I roasted an easy-carve joint from Morrisons, with roast
spuds, veg and a G & T. Enough for two, and enough beef for sandwiches
and possibly part of a meal tomorrow.
--
Gordon Harris

Wolf Blass Yellow label is not the wine it used to be ,I suggest Tim Adams ,
Shiraz as a superior alternative. Only £2 more per bottle but the difference
in quality absolutely priceless..

Shaun

"> Favourite is fillet steak, pan fried, with chips and veg, and a bottle

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of Wolf Blass Yellow Label Sauvignon, 2003 will do nicely. :-)

Steak and kidney, loads of dumplings, roasties and savoy cabbage. A
pint of decent bitter.

On 17 Oct 2005 06:25:15 -0700,

firstofficerspong said:

Steak and kidney,

Pie or pudding? I'm a pudding man myself.

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A pint of decent bitter.

Just the one ...Mrs Wembley?

Regards,
Richard G.

Only ever had this after a hard day out on the hills and have never fancied
it before or since.
Peanut butter and jam sandwiches.
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AJD said:

What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

Cake!

I agree, it's got to be pudding: offal and suet that's the thing!

Shaun Woodward <[email hidden]> wrote

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Wolf Blass Yellow label is not the wine it used to be ,I suggest Tim Adams ,
Shiraz as a superior alternative. Only £2 more per bottle but the difference
in quality absolutely priceless..

Shaun

"> Favourite is fillet steak, pan fried, with chips and veg, and a bottle

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of Wolf Blass Yellow Label Sauvignon, 2003 will do nicely. :-)

This surprises me; I wouldn't expect a top poster to know about wine.
;-)

Did you mean £2 more than the standard price or on the special offer
price?
--
Gordon Harris

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AJD said:

What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

Cake!

Whose ?

;-)

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AJD said:

What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

Mmmm!
Scamperi and chips
Mash, cabbage and veggie sausage
Sticky toffee pudding
Smash potato and Beanfeast with croutony soup (if camping)
Lots of nice GORP (with salty peanuts, Smarties, organic raisins)
Crumble and custard

Mmmmm!!! I'm glad I'm in the Lakes next weekend :-)

Wet fishes,
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On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 20:34:58 +0100, Peewiglet <[email hidden]>

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What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

Mmmm!
Scamperi and chips
Mash, cabbage and veggie sausage
Sticky toffee pudding
Smash potato and Beanfeast with croutony soup (if camping)
Lots of nice GORP (with salty peanuts, Smarties, organic raisins)
Crumble and custard

You greedy guzzler!

Judith said:

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Quoted message said:

What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

Mmmm!
Scamperi and chips
Mash, cabbage and veggie sausage
Sticky toffee pudding
Smash potato and Beanfeast with croutony soup (if camping)
Lots of nice GORP (with salty peanuts, Smarties, organic raisins)
Crumble and custard

You greedy guzzler!

Wee piglets are hungry little creatures :-)

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Wet fishes,
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Judith <[email hidden]> wrote

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On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 20:34:58 +0100, Peewiglet <[email hidden]>

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What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

Mmmm!
Scamperi and chips
Mash, cabbage and veggie sausage
Sticky toffee pudding
Smash potato and Beanfeast with croutony soup (if camping)
Lots of nice GORP (with salty peanuts, Smarties, organic raisins)
Crumble and custard

You greedy guzzler!

We had our first Xmas pudding yesterday with brandy sauce.

Oddly, I bought a Xmas pud from Morrisons a couple of days ago which has
an earlier B/B date that one I bought last Xmas.

Sumfink funny going on sumwhere. :-(
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Gordon Harris

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AJD said:

What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

Cake!

With burnt bits!
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Fran said:

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What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

Cake!

With burnt bits!

Oh yes! Replenishing the body's supply of charcoal is VERY important!

Judith

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Just had a pleasant day out in Cheviots (Hedgehope hill) visibility down
to
5 metres or so but the thought of my Sunday grub kept me going. What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

I'll start the ball rolling ;::: Mince and dumplings (homemade of course)
with mashed potato and a nice bottle of merlot, Fantastic.

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Nowt doon here but this stupid signature.

Have to agree with most of the other posters that on a lot of days a nice
pub meal with a decent pint of bitter goes down fantastically well. However
on a hot day I always (and have done for the last few years) get a strange
craving for Lemon Fanta! I don't know if anyone else gets odd cravings
depending on temperature but if it's hot then I spend most of my walk trying
to work out where the nearest shop is and how I can incorporate it into my
route!

Dave

On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 22:54:32 +0100, Dave Randman wrote...

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However
on a hot day I always (and have done for the last few years) get a strange
craving for Lemon Fanta! I don't know if anyone else gets odd cravings

You're not pregnant, are you?

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Just had a pleasant day out in Cheviots (Hedgehope hill) visibility down to
5 metres or so but the thought of my Sunday grub kept me going. What are
peoples favourite food after a day in the hills?

I'll start the ball rolling ;::: Mince and dumplings (homemade of course)
with mashed potato and a nice bottle of merlot, Fantastic.

--
Nowt doon here but this stupid signature.

This depend on the time of year and the type of walk I am doing...

If its a walk with the scouts/cubs on a weekend away then whatver meal
I'm cooked!

If I'm off for a few days on my own then I like a nice dried meal (rice
thing) with soup.

Of it's just a one day walk then a pub meal with a few pints of real
ale!
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