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pmsumner at 10:15pm on 03/11/2006 under friday_five
pmsumner at 10:15pm on 03/11/2006 under friday_five- Given a choice, and imagining that money and time were no object, would you rather cook dinner, eat out or order in?
I love eating out in good restaraunts. I love the pamperedness of being served. I love knowing that I'm going to be impressed no matter what I choose eat. I love knowing that there's nothing to do after the meal than to sit back, relax and wait for the pudding stomach to kick in ;)
Eating in has it's plusses, intimacy being one of the biggest. However cooking always leaves you with the washing up. Unfortunately I loathe this more than most tasks. - What is the most elaborate meal you've ever prepared yourself or purchased at a restaurant?
I've never cooked anything particularly elaborate. I've done roasts, I've done meals with several courses, but no food, no meal should be overly elaborate in my eyes. Simplicity is the best thing.
Along the same lines is my most elaborate meal ever eaten out. I still class the meal with my parents at a place on Portobello Road as the best food I had, whilst not complex, it was elaborate and all round wonderful. - What food do you find yourself making and/or eating way too much?
I tend to cook in bulk. This means I end up eating lots of the same thing. This can be anything from spag bol, chilli, soup, casseroles.... they're probably the most common, but there's lots more. - What was your most disastrous cooking/eating out experience?
I've never had a disastrous eating out experience, I've abandoned a few attempts at cooking in my time, mostly because I was overzealous with herbs - oregano in particular. - Would you rather cook for someone else or have them cook for you?
Neither - there are pleasures in both.
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