Irresistible combinations

Chris25

crisp sandwich - a lamb chop sandwich is very good too
salad cream on chips
brown sauce on toast
burnt fish fingers in a sandwich
bacon, egg & tomato
sausage, egg & baked beans
cheese, lettuce and white pepper sandwich
beetroot and cheddar sandwich
peaches on cornflakes
dates stuffed with cream cheese & cointreau
cream crackers or Bath Oliver with any cheese
golden syrup on crumpets
beetroot on potato bread
ham & onion sandwiches - I like carbs
hot chocolate with brandy
brandy with fresh orange
asparagus with bacon wrapped around
rhubarb crumble with greek yoghurt - sublime!
cream with hazlenut syrup whipped in
pea & mint soup

Chris25

WeeMidgie wrote: »

Strawberry garnish on a tuna salad

_pale_

thought of another - Co-op make a beetroot & apple bread; Tesco, a cashew, raisin & fig; Sainsbury's, a fig & walnut - all of these toasted are fab with a chicken liver pate, or a mackeral & horseradish one

Florence_J

My OH's favourite breakfast is marmite on toast cut into soldiers and a hot chocolate because he dips the marmite soldiers into the drink!

It was this that inspired me to get him a marmite chocolate easter egg this year

My 'irresistible combination' is blue cheese and figs.

loocyloo

hot chocolate and Baileys
hot chocolate and Cointreau


peanut butter and grated carrot sandwiches
cream cheese and grape sandwich
chedder cheese and gherkin sandwich


ice cream with cream poured over the top so it sets :0)


roasted cherry tomatoes with balsamic vinegar ( on ciabatta if I must, but I eat them out of the dish straight from the oven! )


and only discovered since moving north ... chips and chip shop curry sauce!

fyrynys

Peanut butter and marmite on toast.

Cloth_of_Gold

LameWolf wrote: »

Pineapple and banana crumble

:eek:

Florence_J wrote: »

My OH's favourite breakfast is marmite on toast cut into soldiers and a hot chocolate because he dips the marmite soldiers into the drink!

:eek::eek::eek:

LameWolf

The pineapple and banana crumble came about because I had some 'nanas that needed using up, and I didn't want to make banana bread/cake.
I realised they'd cook down to be too soft to just do crumble on their own; then I remembered the frozen pineapple chunks (I buy pineapples when they're cheap on the market, Mr LW cuts them into chunks, and I sling them in the freezer) so I used some of those to give it some "body" iyswim.
It was actually very good.

Plumjam

Plain boiled rice and baked beans (my son likes it with grated cheese mixed in)
Egg and onion
Potato (especially chips) and onion


My new discovery but not very money saving - Baileys and toffee vodka

ancientmum

Red wine with spag bol on a Friday night when you don't have to work on Saturday....followed by an iced ring doughnut..

VfM4meplse

LameWolf wrote: »

The pineapple and banana crumble came about because I had some 'nanas that needed using up, and I didn't want to make banana bread/cake.
I realised they'd cook down to be too soft to just do crumble on their own; then I remembered the frozen pineapple chunks (I buy pineapples when they're cheap on the market, Mr LW cuts them into chunks, and I sling them in the freezer) so I used some of those to give it some "body" iyswim.
It was actually very good.

It sounds totally tropical! I bet ot would be lovely with custard, gotta try it.