Your Masters Champion's Dinner

One large baked spud with steamed carrots and cabbage. A chunk of wholemeal bread. Some butter.

Apple and blackberry crumble served hot. (no custard or cream or owt like that)

Plenty of water to drink.
 
Late to this as it needed some thought but I belive I've nailed it...

Cullen skint with home baked bread

Braii cooked Picanha Steak with dauphinoise potatoes with side of haggis bon bons in garlic butter and whisky cream sauce and veg medaly of chou chou, carrot and courgette

Sticky toffee pudding with warm custard

Cloudy cider, and new Zealand cloudy bay sauvignon blanc wine with optional pinot noir and espresso martini/ magnum liqueur with cigars to finish

Enjoy guys (y)
 
Late to this as it needed some thought but I belive I've nailed it...

Cullen skint with home baked bread

Braii cooked Picanha Steak with dauphinoise potatoes with side of haggis bon bons in garlic butter and whisky cream sauce and veg medaly of chou chou, carrot and courgette

Sticky toffee pudding with warm custard

Cloudy cider, and new Zealand cloudy bay sauvignon blanc wine with optional pinot noir and espresso martini/ magnum liqueur with cigars to finish

Enjoy guys (y)

sounds class that
 
Given that a lot of champions try to pick food that is from their country/area, when I'm champion, I'll go for:
  • Starter: a cold plate of stuffed chine, haslet, chutney and Lincolnshire cheeses
  • Main: Lincolnshire sausages, with mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and a thick gravy
  • Pudding: plum bread with lots of butter (and more cheese if you want it)
  • Drink: Bateman's XXXB (although a few pints of it will give me wind so you wouldn't want to be paired with me in the par-3 contest!)
  • Vegetarian alternative: water
 
Given that a lot of champions try to pick food that is from their country/area, when I'm champion, I'll go for:
  • Starter: a cold plate of stuffed chine, haslet, chutney and Lincolnshire cheeses
  • Main: Lincolnshire sausages, with mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and a thick gravy
  • Pudding: plum bread with lots of butter (and more cheese if you want it)
  • Drink: Bateman's XXXB (although a few pints of it will give me wind so you wouldn't want to be paired with me in the par-3 contest!)
  • Vegetarian alternative: water
Agree with all your choices - except chine. It's like eating grass! Too much green stuff and not enough meat. Really miss haslet since we moved down south from Lincolnshire.
 
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