Birthday Breakfast & Tea

Queenie

starlite wrote:

HE HE... yes always remeber kids like simple things when it comes to it..anything fanciful is wasted on them when they'd rather be treated to all out junk food they usualy won't be allowed.

Ain't *that* the truth!!!! :rotfl:

Prudent: your dd sounds a real sweetie!!!

henhog: Yup, egg n chips was my dbro's favourite too ... he'd even try and order it in a "posh" restaurant (much to our Mother's shame :rotfl: )

Chipps: I'm booking my rail card up to yours ready for my birthday tea

starlite_2

Queenie wrote:

Chipps: I'm booking my rail card up to yours ready for my birthday tea

he he...I thought the same...pregnancy cravings have been alerted by that post, i'm trying to think how I can fashion a fondue out of things around the house (we lent ours to p.m.i.l last year)
I know chicken done under the grill with heated up sauces will do the same job, but I really want the whole hog...he he
any room at the table Chipps?

Queenie

*grabs starlights hand and makes a dash to the ticket station ... :think: ... ponders if we'll need just the two tickets ... or three? :think: *

For whole hog, have you considered a sucking pig, slow roasted over a charcoal pit in the garden? :drool: :drool: :drool:

starlite_2

He he he...thanks for that Queenie ...and agin ...he he heee .This thread is just what I need when I feel like an over inflated lilo sitting here at my desk with all sorts of worries on my mind...first and foremost of course..what to eat next!
See you at the station in half an hour?

Queenie

Done! I'll have a bag of carrot sticks, apple wedges, sunflower kernals, sultana's and :shhh: chocolate cookie bites :shhh: so you won't be without a nibble

starlite_2

Oh dammit...I'll be coming round to yours next...
unfortunatley I am stocked up with 'so yesterday darling' craving foods such as a whole tuperware box of egg mayo and cress, pocky, cashew nuts, del monte orange lollies and watermelon...
and I can't pass these on to my flatmates no matter how hard i try! they can't be that bad! but to me right now i'd eat anything but..he he
dammit...veering off topic here, so to the o.p you reckon your son might want any of the above as a birthday treat? he he

honey

How about pancakes for breakfast?

Easy, cheap and so yummy.

Mostly we have them with lemon, raisins & apricots but for a very special treat - Chocolate spread

Chipps

any room at the table Chipps?

Well there will be when I've got the dining room back... once the conservatory is finished!

elona

When I give ny daughters a choice they love boiled egg and soldiers - bacon toastie or pancakes (I do them as small drop scones and they put home made jam on them.)

Pooky

Every year when I was growing up it was either a birthday party tea with family and a few friends or my favourtie tea of all time...... mix and match.....

Basically a whole loaf of bread was put on the table with every conceivable filling or spread that there was in the house. We all got to make up our own sarnies and could mix and match what ever we wanted...the only rule was....if you make it you have to eat it....some wierd combinations used to get passed around I can tell you....marmite and pickle, cornedbeef and fish paste.......was a great fun.