Spiral said:But after the frst time, I NEVER test afterwards, however much red wine I have drunk
Paul1976 said:Would totally agree with all above-Chinese was a disaster levels wise for me so I too,if I was going to have it again as a one off,would just have whatever I fancy and start again tommorow.Jo,I agree regarding the Indian too,I used to eat a lot of creamy,Kashmir influenced curries that were quite sweet and based around coconut but avoid them now,i tend to go for a Bhuna or Rogan now and have substituted Naan bread for sheek kebabs and a small tandoori chicken or fish starter and maybe 1 poppadum with a couple of tablespoons of mushroom fried basmati rice,once a month i can get away with that with a few glasses!
xyzzy said:Spiral said:But after the frst time, I NEVER test afterwards, however much red wine I have drunk
Yeah that would work :lol:
Grazer said:I have a few pints of kingfisher, few large glasses of red, small amount of Pilau rice with my Jalfrezi, mushroom bajii and a small chapati. (the unleavened bread, thinner and smaller, seems much kinder than a nan)
Never have chinese or Thai nowadays. If I had chinese, I'd probably have half a crispy duck to myself, with a few of the skinny pancakes (can't be much surely?) and some spicy veggy thing
Grazer said:I have a few pints of kingfisher, few large glasses of red, small amount of Pilau rice with my Jalfrezi, mushroom bajii and a small chapati. (the unleavened bread, thinner and smaller, seems much kinder than a nan)
Never have chinese or Thai nowadays. If I had chinese, I'd probably have half a crispy duck to myself, with a few of the skinny pancakes (can't be much surely?) and some spicy veggy thing
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