AoWW Posted 15 December 2008 Posted 15 December 2008 You are all wrong.This is not a thread for dynamic or clinically subjective suggestions. The answer is cheese and prawns. Fact. Yeah, I said it. Don't knock it till you've tried it. (esp. with marie rose.... thats mayo and tommy k to those who are unfamiliar.) Banana Nesquick is all our futures. Truth. On jacket spuds?
Nick Posted 15 December 2008 Posted 15 December 2008 On jacket spuds? Er no, sorry I just wrote that because it needed stating. Apologies - but the other stuff is really true, honest. No really, N. If I'm honest I've been stock-piling Banana Nesquick for a long time. It's a problem. My cupboards are full of the stuff and if there is a nuclear winter - there won't be any fresh milk. I can't see where i'm going to store cows underground. Christ this is quite a problem. It just doesn't taste the same with UHT.
Alexikokopops Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 Tuna mayo and grated cheese. Tuna mayo with some sweet chilli sauce and grated cheese, the business. Tune mayo, cheese, beans, a loads of butter. Ow yeaaah giggity Heathens, the lot of you. Tuna is filth. Pure and utter filth. Literally. There is nothing more disgusting in this world. I'd rather support Forest, Cov and Derby combined than eat tuna. God I hate it. Well, I think you get the drift. Oh, and Tilly's on the ball with sweetcorn and cheese. And I'm also loving Nick's predicament. Let me know how that goes Nick, I'm also a fan of the Banana Nesquick.
Zingari Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 chicken tikka biryiani, onion bahji, samosas , ( and go easy on the jacket potato , chef )
Ric Flair Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 Basic. Fry some red onion, literally burn the fook out of it. Microwave your spud for ten minutes, do a little dance. Pre-heat your oven to 210c, make a little love Grate some extra strong cheddar or a good full bodied cheese, get down tonight. Mix the cheese, red onion and mustard in a bowl, scoop some of the inside of the jacket potato out and fling her in the bowl with the mixture. Add some butter and mash. Then scoop the contents back in to the potato skin, push the beast back together and cook in the oven for 10 minutes. Nurture half a tin of beans on the hob if you want to and grate a smidgen more cheese. Serve when potato is crisp, add the extras if you want. Nosh Do the job.
Tilley Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 Basic.Fry some red onion, literally burn the fook out of it. Microwave your spud for ten minutes, do a little dance. Pre-heat your oven to 210c, make a little love Grate some extra strong cheddar or a good full bodied cheese, get down tonight. Mix the cheese, red onion and mustard in a bowl, scoop some of the inside of the jacket potato out and fling her in the bowl with the mixture. Add some butter and mash. Then scoop the contents back in to the potato skin, push the beast back together and cook in the oven for 10 minutes. Nurture half a tin of beans on the hob if you want to and grate a smidgen more cheese. Serve when potato is crisp, add the extras if you want. Nosh Do the job. :laugh:
davieG Posted 16 December 2008 Author Posted 16 December 2008 Basic.Fry some red onion, literally burn the fook out of it. Microwave your spud for ten minutes, do a little dance. Pre-heat your oven to 210c, make a little love Grate some extra strong cheddar or a good full bodied cheese, get down tonight. Mix the cheese, red onion and mustard in a bowl, scoop some of the inside of the jacket potato out and fling her in the bowl with the mixture. Add some butter and mash. Then scoop the contents back in to the potato skin, push the beast back together and cook in the oven for 10 minutes. Nurture half a tin of beans on the hob if you want to and grate a smidgen more cheese. Serve when potato is crisp, add the extras if you want. Nosh Do the job. Tis all about the luv of the spud........
Jimmy2Drags Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 Tuna, salad, red onion & Paul Newmans salad dressing.
Alfie Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 A delicious melt of fresh red leicester cheese topped with tuna mayonaise and sweetcorn. All delicatly placed inside the baked potatoe for a gorgiously presented potatoe that sends your taste buds to heaven. "This is not just food, its M & SAlfie's Food"
Alexikokopops Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 A delicious melt of fresh red leicester cheese topped with tuna mayonaise and sweetcorn. All delicatly placed inside the baked potatoe for a gorgiously presented potatoe that sends your taste buds to heaven. "This is not just food, its M & SAlfie's Food" I was warming to you Alfie. You're new, you seem a lovely chap. Then I noticed the bit in bold. There's no coming back from that I'm afraid.
OriginalRobboFOX Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 Coleslaw (tonnes of it), Cheese and a stupid amount of butter....
Alfie Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 I was warming to you Alfie. You're new, you seem a lovely chap. Then I noticed the bit in bold. There's no coming back from that I'm afraid. Not a fan of Tuna then mr Kokopops? What if i replace the Tuna with a nice bit of Bacon and ham so it reads; A delicious melt of fresh red leicester cheese topped with bacon wrapped in soft honey roasted ham. All delicatly placed inside the baked potatoe for a gorgiously presented potatoe that sends your taste buds to heaven. "This is not just food, its M & S Alfie's Food"
Alexikokopops Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 Not a fan of Tuna then mr Kokopops? What if i replace the Tuna with a nice bit of Bacon and ham so it reads; A delicious melt of fresh red leicester cheese topped with bacon wrapped in soft honey roasted ham. All delicatly placed inside the baked potatoe for a gorgiously presented potatoe that sends your taste buds to heaven. "This is not just food, its M & S Alfie's Food" Much better This post sums up my views on tuna: Heathens, the lot of you. Tuna is filth. Pure and utter filth. Literally. There is nothing more disgusting in this world. I'd rather support Forest, Cov and Derby combined than eat tuna. God I hate it. Well, I think you get the drift.
Alfie Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 Much better This post sums up my views on tuna: "Coming to a Stadium near you" (Soccer AM stylee)
hairy Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 "Coming to a Stadium near you" (Soccer AM stylee) So tell me Mr Alfie 'THE' Baked Potato Man, what is the most popular filling you sell?
Alfie Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 So tell me Mr Alfie 'THE' Baked Potato Man, what is the most popular filling you sell? Well at the moment the most populer filling is Tuna mayonaise. However the Christmas special which consists of turkey, stuffing and gravy seems to have gone down a storm. Love the way i am being refered to as the baked potato man.
Alexikokopops Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 Well at the moment the most populer filling is Tuna mayonaise. However the Christmas special which consists of turkey, stuffing and gravy seems to have gone down a storm. Love the way i am being refered to as the baked potato man. What kind of sick cliental do you deal with?
hairy Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 What kind of sick cliental do you deal with? I think THE Baked Potato Man has proved you are currently out of step with British and indeed City Fan's culture. So in response to your question he sells spuds to fans near the ground who you are now calling 'sick'. There can only be one Raj.
Samilktray Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 Just delving into the best looking Jacket Spud with beans n cheese ever. Phwoarr.
Monk Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 Off the bloke in Loughborough outside the shopping centre.... I used to get garlic butter, cheese and beans. Bliss. I stank for the rest of the week.
Samilktray Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 The NEC (LG) Arena have some quality Spuds aswell. Jacket Spud and Kanye, was bliss.
Raj Posted 16 December 2008 Posted 16 December 2008 I think THE Baked Potato Man has proved you are currently out of step with British and indeed City Fan's culture.So in response to your question he sells spuds to fans near the ground who you are now calling 'sick'. There can only be one Raj. There is ONLY ONE Raj......apart from another 20,000 maybe in Rushey Meads!!
lookwhaticando Posted 17 December 2008 Posted 17 December 2008 Basic. Love it. Never tried it with red onions though, usually stick to spring 'uns. Sans mustard, good call, gotta try it. Another I like a good simple spud with sour cream, chives, spring onion, cheese and bacon. Why it's always spring onion, I don't know, but I don't argue with the results.
Ric Flair Posted 17 December 2008 Posted 17 December 2008 Love it. Never tried it with red onions though, usually stick to spring 'uns. Sans mustard, good call, gotta try it. Another I like a good simple spud with sour cream, chives, spring onion, cheese and bacon. Why it's always spring onion, I don't know, but I don't argue with the results. I shall try Spring Onion, not thought of trying that. Sounds promising.
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