What's for Dinner?

I'm 100% with Gremmi that 'murican cheese is best for burgers, but a ripe brie does sound like it's worth a bite

Danno They’re on our regular rotation here: once or twice a month, when I haven’t got time to cook anything complicated.

Cordon bleu?

It’s similar. Chicken breast in garlic butter, coated in breadcrumbs. No cheese, though.

Aha, I remembered that it was breaded but not the filling.
I think it's difficult to bread and fry something and it not be great tbh.

It depends what the 'murican stuff is supposed to be. Slices wrapped in plastic or separated by paper?
Not much of that orange stuff available here that is not labelled as cheddar.
Honestly both are ok and would be the normal go to but brie is a special treat to me and if I think of it that way then by default it is automatically better than run of the mill normality.

And comte I reckon is another one to try soon, full of flavour that one.

Yank pseudo-cheese is an absolute necessity on a burger. I have it with cheddar (or even better, Monterey Jack) and it's a game-changer.

Had a dream last night that a Five Guys opened up on my road, maybe I need a burger soon.

Is right bröther

Fucking pizza place has taken create your own toppings off the menu.
Fucking kids wont eat anything but what they specifically want.
Fucking only joy I get has been taken away from me.

Beer for dinner for me coz I don't give a shit anymore.

That sounds glorious (after a google) and if you're still grumpy after that then Mrs H-alpha should have a free pass for a kick inna nuts, with a run up.

There's still pizza tomorrow

Yum. Used to love hachis parmentier made with duck.

Morrisons have those build your own pizza counters. Not much use to fox, though.

Definitely make your own as a family activity. If you've got a breadmaker just whack if on the pizza dough setting and come back in an hour. I know it's not the convenience of just ordering something and having a stress free evening, but I loved it as a kid. Good way to get them involved in cooking.

Slow cooked lamb would make that Hachis amazing, kids wouldn't eat it though. Little shits, lol.

If the pizza shop had a plain old margarita option then we'd be fine, but they don't which is bonkers in itself. I imagine the kids will compromise when it dawns on them.
The home made thing is good fun and have been meaning to try it again but last time was a failure and caused an argument so motivation for that isn't high.

Tell me about it, sweet corn and potato wedges are fine but no base margarita is just wrong. No garlic bread either.

No Margaritas it weird. Can't you just order their cheapest pizza and get them to hold the *insert topping here*

The weird thing in Japan is that the pizza shops have these long menus with dozens and dozens of variations (normal, and also very weird japanese only ones). But if you ask 100 Japanese people what their favorite pizza is then 100 would say Margarita, and so that's all they ever order.
So I don't get why the shops bother.