What's for dinner?

[mostwanted]

A social topic: What are you having for dinner? Include a photo of the dish (Google is helpful).

I'm having Flæskesteg (roast pork with crackling). Traditionally, a Christmas dish, but like turkey, you can eat it all year 'round too. The best part of it is the crackling and the brunede kartofler (litt. potatoes made brown) which are small potatoes fried in sugar and butter.

http://www.dk-kogebogen.dk/billeder-opskrifter/billeder/7583/4_300.jpg

[n3tfury]

crackling? for some reason, that makes me want to hurl. what is it?

[nvteighen]

http://www.dk-kogebogen.dk/billeder-opskrifter/billeder/7583/4_300.jpg

It looks great! Have a nice dinner!

[finer recliner]

probably frozen pizza
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i love college:)

[argie]

I had Biryani. My camera charger's not working, so you'll have to settle for this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biryani
It's this rice dish, with mutton and stuff.

We've just gotten round to celebrating Eid, you know. My mom's a Muslim.

[Martje_001]

http://www.anchel.nl/etenblog/2005/11_NOV/boerenkool_met_worst.jpg
"Boeren kool met worst"
typical dutch :P

[insane_alien]

tuna salad, boiled potatoes and some cheesecake for dessert.

[-grubby]

I don't know but it could be a banquet TV dinner

[fuscia]

grilled chicken, marinated in honey and balsamic vinegar and asparagus.

[nike984]

I had Biryani. My camera charger's not working, so you'll have to settle for this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biryani
It's this rice dish, with mutton and stuff.

We've just gotten round to celebrating Eid, you know. My mom's a Muslim.

One of my muslim friend went out of town on this
weekend to celebrate fasting season. Is it the same thing
to Eid?

[Arwen]

I usually eat for dinner what's left from lunch so today I had to eat aubergines filled with milk cream and cheese and pieces of chicken,yummy :-)

[Kingsley]

Jollof Rice (I wish)

http://www.shebafoods.com/images/jrveggoatlg.jpg

[Wybiral]

Tofurky FTW

http://internetservices.readingeagle.com/blog/paws/archives/TofurkyBox.jpg

[mostwanted]

It looks great! Have a nice dinner!

Thanks!


crackling? for some reason, that makes me want to hurl. what is it?

Fried pig skin. Sounds disgusting, but it's great ;)


Tofurky FTW

http://internetservices.readingeagle.com/blog/paws/archives/TofurkyBox.jpg

Is that some kind of meat substitute?


http://www.anchel.nl/etenblog/2005/11_NOV/boerenkool_met_worst.jpg
"Boeren kool met worst"
typical dutch :P

I figure kool = cabbage (it's kål in Danish), but what does boeren mean... stew? So cabbage stew with sausages?

[mostwanted]

One of my muslim friend went out of town on this
weekend to celebrate fasting season. Is it the same thing
to Eid?

Eid is the last day of Ramadan (I think). My muslim friend told me it's a bit like Christmas.

[Wybiral]

Is that some kind of meat substitute?

Yep, it's a turkey substitute filled with stuffing and it's absolutely delicious (some of them come with these cranberry dumplings that are also amazing).

[mostwanted]

Yep, it's a turkey substitute filled with stuffing and it's absolutely delicious (some of them come with these cranberry dumplings that are also amazing).

Nice. I should try some veggie food some time :-) don't get nearly enough vegetables.

[GutsyGibbon]

being a vegeterian in this forum sucks.. Don't eat meat! grrr... :mad:

[aimran]

Eid is the last day of Ramadan (I think). My muslim friend told me it's a bit like Christmas.

Eid is the first day of Syawal, the month that comes after Ramadhan. It's a celebration of the end of Ramadhan, a month where Muslims emulate humility and fast. And thus unlike Christmas, a celebration of Jesus birthdate.

OT: Cheese and tuna melt panini!

Edit: 580 Cal! Yikes!

[w7kmc]

For today...it'll be plain old hot dogs. But, for a twist besides mustard and ketchup, I like to add a little bit of this chili-garlic sauce:

http://www.huyfong.com/images/sriracha.jpg


I like it on just about everything!

[n3tfury]

Fried pig skin. Sounds disgusting, but it's great ;)





oh, what we americans call "pork rinds". i like the hot and spicy ones :)

[mostwanted]

oh, what we americans call "pork rinds". i like the hot and spicy ones :)

In this case, it's a bit different from the bagged variety, but we do have those too in Danish super markets.

[xpod]

Well pops here was on dinner today so it was Fray Bentos all round:mrgreen:

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I was going to go for the steak or pasta but that meant standing at the cooker for longer periods:(
Fray bentos pies and roast potatoes though.........with some nuked veg.
In it went,then back up i went 30 mins later to throw the yorkshies puddings in:popcorn:

Flexitime:)

The dishwasher started making some funny noises afterwards.
She sure was`nt happy about getting left to wash them all.:twisted:

[jgrabham]

King prawn curry and chips.

[argie]

One of my muslim friend went out of town on this
weekend to celebrate fasting season. Is it the same thing
to Eid?

Yep, probably the same thing. Eid is when they celebrate the end of Ramzan. I suppose it's sort of like Holy Saturday to Lent.

[Martje_001]

I figure kool = cabbage (it's kål in Danish), but what does boeren mean... stew? So cabbage stew with sausages?
Boeren = farmer
Kool = cabbage
met = with
worst = sausage

;)

[mostwanted]

Tonight I had some home made pizza leftovers and smørrebrød (anglisized: smorgasbord) which is an open sandwich made with rye bread and different toppings. I had a roast beef one (photo taken at a different occasion).