Food

I went to the Palm Court on the pier yesterday. Seemed reasonable, quieter than some of the others due to it being halfway down the pier.

@Amey the only other places I can think of are Wolfies and the Dorset - but @Mr_Sworld came up with the two that first sprung to mind.

Bardsley's was closed so did what I generally do in Brighton .. go vegan and go to cafe lydea .. so good; so cheap! Takeaway and ate on the beach #result

If anyone is keen: http://www.iydea.co.uk/Iydea_Vegetarian_Restaurant/Welcome.html

I prefer bankers.

There is a better one towards hove, can't remember the name but they do use dripping.

Wow. Haven't seen dripping outside of Yorkshire and a select few in the Midlands.

Bought Vélochef. Pancakes great and batter lasts a few days in fridge... I make them thick, like an omelette.

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There are a few, you just have to find them it is the only way for amazing chips.

Try lard or dripping roast spuds.

Does anyone have any ideas for what to do with a giant bag of woody spinach?

blanch, chop and freeze to use when you need
or sag aloo it, maybe?

blanch, chop and freeze to use when you need

That probably makes the most sense actually. Ta.

Ice cream has arrived in Iceland. Had a dairy free rhubarb cone yesterday. Was pretty awesome

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I just ate a great peach. Coming on the back of yesterdays cracking apricot i really feel like i'm on a roll

And Corny, that lamb thing looks amazing.

We think we fed about 75 people at the BBQ. Two vegetarians were seen eating smoked meat.

Winning!

ha, DJ turning veggies carnivore with smoked BBQ goodness, was drooling over the pics, Brisket is one of my favorites, fatty bits hmmmmmmmm.
good work

Had smoked hung lamb today. Was pretty epic .

Want dim sum tonight. Where good South/South East?

Is that big red-fronted Dim Sum and Cocktails place on Atlantic Rd any good?

wait for the weekend, go during the day. avoid any place that serves dim sum after 4pm. (not sure why, Mrs Hell's mum says as much)

dragon castle in E&C is the forum favorite as far as i know.

avoid any place that serves dim sum after 4pm. (not sure why, Mrs Hell's mum say as much)

Coz it's typically a brunch meal.
It's like having a cappuccino after 12pm.

Personally i crave dim sum when drunk and hungover.

Tried Dragon Castle at your recommenz GH. Was ok. My missus didn't dig so much though.

I've actually been the Atlanctic Rd one before and recall it being empty on a weeknight and the cocktails being knock-out strong. I cannot remember what the food was like...

^^ leftovers.

missus is jokez!

avoid chinatown.

I really liked that place on Atlantic Road, it has a weird vibe though.

sold

what, your wife?! bit previous innit?