Meat

[Petunia]

Fillet steak for me

 

[bennibenj]

Gone for beef

 

[DNB_Seagull]

In that case you may as well flavour up some tofu, better for you, less impact on the environment, no animal welfare concerns.

Any nuts? I have a nut allergy.

 

[beorhthelm]

Chicken is not my favourite, but it's pretty versatile so I don't think I'd get bored of it.

true, because it is bland and not much to it, so can take up so many other flavours. (a point im sure already made)

i love lamb, and its the better of meats from a environmental and animal welfare Pov, essentially free range and as good as organic even when not sold as such.

 

[looney]

I voted chicken as it can be cooked in so many ways/varieties. Game appeals though, Venison, pheasant etc.

 

[Guinness Boy]

Goat

Presumably not serious but you REALLY wouldn't want this to be your only meat source. One of my favourite things to eat is a goat curry that my Mrs cooks having nicked the recipe of her mate but the flavour is all in the gravy, allspice and scotch bonnet peppers that it's done with. About an hour later I get a massively unpleasant aftertaste of rancid hay that lingers until I clean my teeth or neck a whisky. I can put up with it with the curry given the overall taste sensation but doing that regularly post steak, joint or pie - no thanks

 

[The Oldman]

Having just enjoyed sirloin steak with jersey royals, mushrooms, and salad, beef gets my vote. So many different favours. Mince you can make so many different dishes. Fillet for luxury. Wonderful flavours.

 

[Dick Head]

I mean with ingredients who has chicken on it's own?

I like it with liver and bacon ingredients.

 

[El Sid]

Presumably not serious but you REALLY wouldn't want this to be your only meat source. One of my favourite things to eat is a goat curry that my Mrs cooks having nicked the recipe of her mate but the flavour is all in the gravy, allspice and scotch bonnet peppers that it's done with. About an hour later I get a massively unpleasant aftertaste of rancid hay that lingers until I clean my teeth or neck a whisky. I can put up with it with the curry given the overall taste sensation but doing that regularly post steak, joint or pie - no thanks

If I lived in New Cross I'd eat goat curry regularly. There's a Caribbean takeaway next to the station. Their goat curry with dumplin is awesome.