Even better, we had Heston Blumenthal's pea and pancetta pasta to look forward to for dinner, which more than made up for last night's disappointing experimental curry.
Food of the Milos
After the last couple of day's pigging-out, today he's less bothered with food generally. Although this doesn't include crisps of course, for which he has a prodigious appetite.
Breakfast: toast, cheese, apple, satsuma, all of which he picks at rather than eats;
Lunch: karma soupra and dinosaur-shaped cheese on toast, again, it wasn't exactly wolfed down. This was followed by a largish pack of crisps and some wafer biscuits at the playground.
Dinner: Boiled egg and soldiers.
sources
heston's pea & pancetta spaghetti - Waitrose Weekend, 16th September, p10
Hmmm, is this the same photo as last time? It still looks delicious, unfortunately its 35 degrees here in Sydney at 6.30pm and so the only thing I can bear to cook, and eat, is salad based.
ReplyDeleteHa, it does look very similar doesn't it? I like to think that's my consistency of delivery, but it's probably more to do with the eggy sauce. The table cloth is different though.
ReplyDelete35 degrees sounds perfect at the moment, although that presupposes they'd let me work in just some speedoes
Ron goes to work in his speedos EVERYDAY.....
ReplyDelete(ok, so he wears them under his clothes, but he has always been weird like that!) Did you guys tease him about that?
ReplyDeleteWe were reading the Barnes RFC newsletter and Ron was proved right, he saw that guy on the news during the flood disaster, seperated from his wife-to-be and said he used to play rugby with him, he was right!