Meal Suggs Please

NoMercy | 13:34 Fri 08th Jul 2011 | Food & Drink

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Doing dinner tomorrow night for myself, my mother and OH's parents (OH working). It's the parents' first introduction.

3 meat eaters, 1 vegetarian.

or

4 fish lovers but 1 hates salmon.

I want to cook something impressive, but don't want to spend all day in the kitchen.

Would appreciate any suggestions.

Thanks.

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merciasounds

well bu88er cooking, just give everybody a bottle and a straw and tell them to get on with it

Ankou

sod athat, give the veggie some grass then roast a suckling pig

ummmm

I think NoM has a bit more class than that Mercia.

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mccfluff

stop being mean to veggies, i'm partial to a bit of veggie

don;t make me hunt you down

NoMercy

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I like your style, Fluff.

Barmaid, I'll start uncorking about 8ish. Hopefully we can sit out on the patio. :-)

mazie

Have you moved into your new house yet NoM?

NoMercy

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Last Friday, Mazie. I've got a new job to go to as well. :-)

DTCwordfan

splice together salmon and monkfish for the 3 and serve just the monkfish to one.......

I'll see if I can dig out a recipe

DTCwordfan

http://www.scribd.com...on-and-Monkfish-Plait

mazie

That's great news NoM. Hope the dinner goes well xx

NoMercy

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Thanks, Mazie.

DT, that looks lovely. I'm not a monkfish lover but I could always find a substitute.

AB Editor

http://www.bbc.co.uk/...iedfilletsofsea_91705

Do something a little like that ^^^

craft1948

I love monkfish.............or swordfish.

NoMercy

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Ed, that looks fabulous. We all love seabass, I'm just not sure what polenta is as I've never had it.

NoMercy

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Swordfish is lush, not sure whether FIL would like it though.

DTCwordfan

You need a robust white fish, NoM, do you like sea bass as that would hold.

Good excuse for a nice big wine like A Vicars Choice or their sister wine, a St Clair Pioneer Block. Or something like a Puligny-Montrachet.

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mccfluff

ooo of its seabass got to be steamed with ginger and spring onions, chinese style mmmmmmmm