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Yeah chicken is expensive Ally, i spend £15 - £20 a day on it.
I could buy the cooked chickens from Asda, do you want touch my untouched breast?
awaits HP, Willay, Dave, TNM ... to edit that 
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Jake
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I cook all my chicken in the George Foreman grill, only takes 10 mins or so.
when i used to train i did the same but the chicken ended up being really dry. Do you not find that happens with yours?
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Ally
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I want your job 
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Originally posted by Craig W
I cook all my chicken in the George Foreman grill, only takes 10 mins or so.
when i used to train i did the same but the chicken ended up being really dry. Do you not find that happens with yours?
If you spray fry light onto it while its hot then it cooks it nicely
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Craig W
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Not at all mate, thats why i love the grill, never ends up dry.
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Tom
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I've always been lucky when it comes to eating well my mam knows how important it is.
I eat breakfast about 20% of the time, usually have sandwiches for my lunch and some crisps etc. Team time I cook alot for my self with my mum not being at home that often, last night I made a nice chilli (my chef mate was at our's aswell so he helped me  ) don't know how to cook alot of different things but then even if I just throw some frozen fish in the oven and have it with veg and a jacket potato my mum will make a proper cooked meal the next night. also like stir fry so tend to eat that alot and alot of rice.
I don't tend to eat between friday and sunday just lately tho too much beer to be drunk 
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i used to put a really thin layer of butter(or summat) onto the griddles but it still made it really dry. Probably because foremister just drained all the juices away.
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Ally
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Stir fry sounds nice
I like mackrel as well so could do somthing with that
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Originally posted by jake
i used to put a really thin layer of butter(or summat) onto the griddles but it still made it really dry. Probably because foremister just drained all the juices away.
I found my chicken used to go really dry so i started to have it with salads plus them u get all the good shit from salad
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Jake
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i also used to get about 100g porrdieg oats and water, wack it in the zapper for 20seconds, add raisins, wack it in again till it was like bread, then dig in. Quite nice actually
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Alex
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mmmm smoked mackerel, with lemon juice and cream cheese on crackerbread
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willay
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Willay can u think of some good recipies that wont take long to cook?
Think of the bigger picture mannn 
Just start off with a meat, say chicken breast, then add some vegtables, say green beans (boil) and another veg lets sayy peas or brocoilli, then pick some sort of potato like fresh mashed potatoes.
And there you have it, a meal. And that wouldnt take too long to cook, its all about the prep 
Of course you could get rid of all the veg above and have salad instead 
Yummy.
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also if you want to suprise yourself, grate your favorite cheese onto the mash potato and put it in the oven 
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TNM
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I think you should cook a meal for me willay pop. Wine me and dine me and there maybe some sex if you get me drunk enough
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Ally
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Smash is nice, quorn sasuage smash and bisto mmmm
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also if you want to suprise yourself, grate your favorite cheese onto the mash potato and put it in the oven
red leciester cheese on smash is nice
Cant beat a bit of brie thou
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Originally posted by jake
i used to put a really thin layer of butter(or summat) onto the griddles but it still made it really dry. Probably because foremister just drained all the juices away.
I found my chicken used to go really dry so i started to have it with salads plus them u get all the good shit from salad
i couldnt be bothered with preventative measures to stop it going dry so i just put up with it
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My eating habits are terrible.
I never eat breakfast as i get up at 6 so its too early, i tend to get something to eat at about 11.30 during the week either a chicken pasty or a bagel but then im not normally hungry by lunch so i wont get anything for lunch then maybe a pack of crisps at 4.30 and thats it till the next day as i get home at about 9pm.
I dont like eating dinner late and i tend to go out so dont have time and at the weekends im not normally at home so i dont get a chance to eat until about 8.30 if i go out for dinner.
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Craig W
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Might i add that my cheat day usually consists of a 20oz steak every Sunday 
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willay
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also if you want to suprise yourself, grate your favorite cheese onto the mash potato and put it in the oven
red leciester cheese on smash is nice
Cant beat a bit of brie thou
If I came home from a hard day in the city and was greeted by an ally proposing the idea of dinner that is described in one my othe replies, I would feel obligated to give you at least 10 minutes of Willay Loving (tm).
A beer and some candles would go down nicely too
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My eating habits are terrible.
I never eat breakfast as i get up at 6 so its too early, i tend to get something to eat at abou.....blahblahblah i'm complaining about not eating properly
Okay, but are you a heffa?
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CCA
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My eating habits are terrible.
I never eat breakfast as i get up at 6 so its too early, i tend to get something to eat at abou.....blahblahblah i'm complaining about not eating properly
Okay, but are you a heffa?
Im under 8 stone and a clothes size 6-8.
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willay
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Rad, eat more cakes.
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Pablo
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Might i add that my cheat day usually consists of a 20oz steak every Sunday
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TNM
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is that a no to my proposal then willay pop 
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