Your last meal?

moonseed

If you were on death row and had only days to live what would you choose as your very last meal before meeting your maker.
Anything you like, no restrictions on price or availability.

Steph

ninakang

Hi Steph

I would have taglietelle with chick and bacon bits in it. With garlic bread on the side. I'd have a warm chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream on the side for pud.

Of course, if I could have it any which way I liked, I'd ask for it to be poisoned (with no effect on the taste) so I could die eating my favourite things and wouldn't have to have a horrible injection etc :-)

Nx

moonseed

I shouldn't have put that bit in about death row now thinking about it. Sorry.
Good idea though.
What is a warm brownie?
Steph

mellman01

It’s got to be Cumberland sausages with onion mash and marafat peas for me.
Washed down with a few pints of Killkenny Irish bitter, heaven!!, well that’s coming later I guess, and as I’m so pure of heart there’s no way I’m going down stairs with old Nick. :shock:

moonseed

mellman01 wrote:

It’s got to be Cumberland sausages with onion mash and marafat peas for me.
Washed down with a few pints of Killkenny Irish bitter, heaven!!, well that’s coming later I guess, and as I’m so pure of heart there’s no way I’m going down stairs with old Nick. :shock:

I like the sound of onion mash. Never had it myself but will now try it.
Do you just fry onions first before adding to the mash or what?
Steph

ninakang

Steph

A chocolate brownie that's just been baked? :-)

Nx

mellman01

moonseed wrote:

mellman01 wrote:

It’s got to be Cumberland sausages with onion mash and marafat peas for me.
Washed down with a few pints of Killkenny Irish bitter, heaven!!, well that’s coming later I guess, and as I’m so pure of heart there’s no way I’m going down stairs with old Nick. :shock:

I like the sound of onion mash. Never had it myself but will now try it.
Do you just fry onions first before adding to the mash or what?
Steph

Yes and you can put a little bit of suger with them makes them sweet, but you might not like them like that.
Also if you ever make to much mash you can reheat it the next day and putting fried onions in it to make it taste OK.

tkachev

Chirozo sausage in a risotto, banoffi pie(a large one all for myself) and a big bottle of baileys.When the axe came down I wouldnt know it was happening!

Elizabeth xx

ninakang

Wouldn't you have trouble eating the Get out Jail Free Card?

You're like those people who, when asked "What is your greatest wish", would reply "I'd like a hundred more wishes".

There's always one :-P

Nx

moonseed

rehab44 wrote:

Onion soup from the Blue Train bar in Paris

Lobster

A T-bone steak medium rare with lots of mushrooms and chips

Apple pie and ice cream

A chilled Californian Chardonnay

Southern Comfort, with bitter lemon and ice

Anf finally a Get out of Jail Free card

Like most of the others but this really is right up my street. Not too sure about the onion soup. It could have some repercussions!! But then of course, it wouldn't really matter would it, Silly me!!
Add a few tomatoes to the steak
and exchange the Southern Comfort for a few very large Irish Coffee's.
And I LOVE lobster.

Steph

gickygawky

Hmmm... Today I think I would choose something along the lines of...

A prawn and avocado starter (boring I know!)

Roast chicken with potatoes, burnt pumpkin, peas, cabbage and onions with a thick, dark gravy

Lemon tart and clotted cream

Chocolates

Really good coffee

Lots of white wine

All served by a handsome waiter with a chiselled jaw and a tight butt!!

Arna x

gickygawky

What's up Rehab??

Should I have chosen a nice red wine???



Arna x

rehab44 wrote:

gickygawky wrote:

Hmmm... Today I think I would choose something along the lines of...

A prawn and avocado starter (boring I know!)

Roast chicken with potatoes, burnt pumpkin, peas, cabbage and onions with a thick, dark gravy

Lemon tart and clotted cream

Chocolates

Really good coffee

Lots of white wine

All served by a handsome waiter with a chiselled jaw and a tight butt!!

Arna x

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valval

rehab44 wrote:

Onion soup from the Blue Train bar in Paris

Lobster

A T-bone steak medium rare with lots of mushrooms and chips

Apple pie and ice cream

A chilled Californian Chardonnay

Southern Comfort, with bitter lemon and ice

Anf finally a Get out of Jail Free card

not bothered about lobster or onion soup but the rest sounds great

colinone

Fish chips and peas from the chippy
cup of tea with real sugar

Colin

lindalegs

Exactly the same as Colin ......but ....... forget the tea I'd like a nice glass of chilled white wine.



Luv Legs

ichabod6

I could eat my last meal at any time and anywhere, provided the
menu had been chosen by my six grand children and they were all able to dine with me.

joyful164

Egg and Chips

Joy

salamander

Seared scallops with pea puree

Mussels cooked with shallots and white wine with plenty of baguette and salty butter

My mother's baked cheesecake with double cream

followed by artisan chocolates
then
coffee
and all washed down with a lovely St Emillion
followed by brandy

annie_mial

Today it would be -

Smoked prawns with goats cheese and tomatoes

Roast beef with all the trimmings including onion sauce on cauliflower.

Sticky toffee pudding with cream

Several brandies with ginger before and the same after!

Tomorrow could be entirely different.

Annie

moonseed

delboy wrote:

Kobe beef with white truffles, La Bonnotte potatoes, hop asparagus and romanian carrots.

Afterward I will have Moose House, Stilton and Black Bomber cheeses with a bottle of vintage Calem port.

I shall then retire to the smoking room with a glass of Henri IV Dudognon Heritage cognac.

By the time the authorities have paid for that lot they won't be able to afford to kill me.

I don't think they'll have to after you've eaten that lot!!!
Steph