Looks like something out of Men In Black
Spanish cold soup, I know that one, but the idea of a cold "soup" always "surprised" me a bit.Lunch today was gazpacho followed by calamari.
Tell me, when you say "breakfast" do you mean the real early brekkie of more like "brunch" ?My breakfast of champions (Kurt Vonnegut)View attachment 3817View attachment 3817 Local tahu (stuffed tofu) crisped up (better than original) in my new air fryer and my first attempt at perkadel (corn fritters) admittedly not the prettiest but damned tasty, will improve with practice. Own brand peanut and sweet chili sauce just o round out the huge bali coffee in a beer mug.
I keep meaning to make one too - have a good recipe to share?Spanish cold soup, I know that one, but the idea of a cold "soup" always "surprised" me a bit.
Usually about 7ish. It's actually quite light with tofu and vegetable (sprouts and cabbage) if you don't know it, double fryed. I sometimes throw in a couple of spring rolls (lumpia) that also go down well with sauces. Most days I don't even eat breakfast so when I do that delays any further meals into the later afternoon.Tell me, when you say "breakfast" do you mean the real early brekkie of more like "brunch" ?
Because honestly, no way I would be able to swallow this at 06:00 am
Edit : not even with beer after a night on the piss !
Worked in Germany (Bavaria, where the "real" ones live) for a few months, and yes their frühstück is nice.I used to love a good German breakfast with crusty rolls, cheese and wurst (cold cuts) with a couple of boiled eggs - now I would struggle with that too.
Lived in the UK with breakfasts usually being the "full English" with fried eggs, bacon, sausages, baked beans, mushrooms and buttered toast all washed down with lashing of hot, sweet tea. YUM
So based on that assumption , when the missus is NOT here the budget is more expensive due to the GF ?I have a decent pension, after a 49 year career. And yep, socialist France takes care of it's pensioners.
Food is after rent my biggest expense. There used to be a time it was alcohol, party and women....good old days.
And no, I don't drive... Always use Grab or GoCar.
In fact your question surprises me...
It's not like we're speaking about a 1 million lunch in a nice hotel.
If one can't afford a simple pizza and 2 glasses of wine... my goodness...
And I was alone.
I didn't retire overseas to live / lodge / eat worse than in my country and eat local stuff. Nothing wrong with people "going local", simply not my style.
FYI, as it isn't a secret my "food at home" budget is 5M / month (and I nearly always exceed it). Restaurant budget 3,3 M.
The Missus is half of the time with me in Bali, and is included in that budget.
Your UK breakfast sounds like an American breakfast, only smaller and insert coffee( lots) instead of tea.Usually about 7ish. It's actually quite light with tofu and vegetable (sprouts and cabbage) if you don't know it, double fryed. I sometimes throw in a couple of spring rolls (lumpia) that also go down well with sauces. Most days I don't even eat breakfast so when I do that delays any further meals into the later afternoon.
I would struggle with a croissant with chocolate and espresso so I guess it's what you're used to isn't it.
I used to love a good German breakfast with crusty rolls, cheese and wurst (cold cuts) with a couple of boiled eggs - now I would struggle with that too.
Lived in the UK with breakfasts usually being the "full English" with fried eggs, bacon, sausages, baked beans, mushrooms and buttered toast all washed down with lashing of hot, sweet tea. YUM
Nope, no g/f.So based on that assumption , when the missus is NOT here the budget is more expensive due to the GF ?
Or did I mis read that
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Ken
I think this calls for a new thread on Indonesian girl/boy friends, don't you?Nope, no g/f.
No need to complicate life !
Maybe, but I won't be able to contribute a lot to that thread, let alone post pics....I think this calls for a new thread on Indonesian girl/boy friends, don't you?
look into getting an air fryer - the above would have profited from a crispy covering on both the chicken and the tates. You don't need to fire up the large oven for something so small and it's built for small portions.Dinner : Spicy chicken tights in the oven.
Ingredients / Spices :
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Let macerate 3 hours in the fridge
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Served with baby potatoes, fried with garlic, shallots and chives.
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Globally a busy day as I am in bachelor mode and do everything myself.... For the chicken I made 6 pieces, so I still have some for tomorrow or later.
Not to be pedantic they are called "chicken thighs" not tights. Tights are what you wear over your head when window peeping.Dinner : Spicy chicken tights in the oven.
Ingredients / Spices :
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Let macerate 3 hours in the fridge
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Served with baby potatoes, fried with garlic, shallots and chives.
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Globally a busy day as I am in bachelor mode and do everything myself.... For the chicken I made 6 pieces, so I still have some for tomorrow or later.
Love Parisi, they do a fantastic steak and mash too. Were delivering free to my home in the pandemic and really nicely presented, decent wine menu and great resturantHad been thinking about it when retiring , but at the end I decided "feck it, let's just enjoy retirement ! "
A "food like at home" French place I can recommend in Sanur is PARISI, located on Batur Sari.
My regular hangout. Typical French home cuisine, without pretention and very decent prices. Not the usual tourist trap.
And the chef is French.
Nope,look into getting an air fryer - the above would have profited from a crispy covering on both the chicken and the tates. You don't need to fire up the large oven for something so small and it's built for small portions.
First time I hear about it, had to Google it up !can find these Lions Mane mushrooms in health food stores here - great memory medicine amongst other benefits