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Nice Minature Schnauzer.
Yes, I might say so - well done.Quote:
Originally Posted by PAG
His attempts and reasonable success might be quite humbling for some.
Old school.
Homemade.
Well I tried that today...Quote:
Originally Posted by Shutree
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I'm still not sure... never tried this before which is strange as I wouldn't consider a pork pie without a smear of English Mustard!
^ That's more than a smear.
Nice job Mendip!
I went downstairs to the vegetarian place to try their veggie burger. It was my first and last try. It was made from mushroom, but all the taste has been cooked out. Bland as heck.
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^In the name of all that is holy :(
Nothing wrong with veggies of course, until they try to take the place of meat.
^ Its like sex with a duck.....definitely not what it's quacked up to be.
...^I guess we're just going to let that sit there...
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Originally Posted by Dillinger
When did you buy that Fantastic looking Platter Plate and don't be a Pinocchio :)
Budum - tish :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Topper
To put the meat back into burgers I'll move the thread back into the realm of carnivores shortly. Just doing the checklist now: roll, onion, beetroot, lettuce, pineapple, egg, tomatoe, BBQ sauce, dill pickle,....
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Thai green curry with lots of eggplant..
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Too much bamboo ruined it.
^ love Bamboo but its got to be pickled, and in a red curry
Pizza Time :)
Now you see it :)
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Now you don't :)
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Gino Gino Gino , Where's LuLu :)
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Funnily enough I had one of those tonight :)
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I had the soup and my wife the quiche with Kranski sausage - both were superb
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Originally Posted by Topper
:puke:
You've been out in the sun too long!
Broccoli and blue cheese soup!? Sounds bladdy good....
Oh yea . . . it was :)Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealKW
A bit of hiking on Mount Pirongia, Waikato
I definitely agree...Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealKW
I have had a few and all have been excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Topper
Not a combination that leaps out at you, broccoli and blue cheese, but it works. A warming soup in cooler climes.
Had a small amount of uncooked short crust pastry left over from a quiche the other day. I'd put it in the freezer until I had some inspiration, which fell upon me this morning. Looking at what was in our cupboards and fridge, went for a couple of simple English Egg Custard tarts. Just enough pastry for two, which will be had cold with our afternoon coffee.
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^ 06:41 here and that is cruel, i may skip breakfast and go straight to lunch. :)
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Great looking burger.
Broccoli & blue cheese soup is a 1970s British classic, you need to get out the care home more often.
I had a hot dog.
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^ Spam sandwich for me. Don't tell Willy
Needs a Leo beer in the background to ping Reachy:)
He is BBQing in his tiny balcony bedsit, living the dream:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Topper
My driver.....
Sandwich?Quote:
Originally Posted by Topper
Oh lord, I suppose you put pineapple in that too?
There are lines even I won't cross....Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealKW
mayo, mustard, pickle and onion for me
Get it out of where?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack meoff
You're pissed again ... or still?
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Originally Posted by Topper
Oh my.
My brain is trying to process that.
Spam. Mayo, Mustard. Pickle. Onion?
In bread?
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The nachos look shite but the dogs a beauty.:sorry1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Have to agree:)
What's the mutts name?
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Nice Platter Plate :)
That was just a pack of doritos plonked in there really:)Quote:
Originally Posted by English Noodles
AdolfQuote:
Originally Posted by Jack meoff
^ Not a common name in some parts any more.
I was routing around the fridge for some inspiration for lunch today, and low down, close to the back, right at the edge of view I thought I'd struck gold and found a tin of beaked beans.
Sadly... no.
I skipped lunch today.
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^ never seen those in a can. I had some fresh about a year ago that we picked up in the market and they still had the odd ant mixed in. We included the eggs in a salad and had that with other dishes. Well its last time for me, i woke in the early hours of the morning and spoke for quite a while to the big white phone, i could feel the bloody formic acid burning on the way up - never again.
^ First time I've seen them in a tin as well. I thought about trying a small spoonful but they just didn't look right so I gave it it a miss.
The missus always tells me to leave alone the red ant nests in the garden so she can harvest the eggs come the season. I just say, 'yes of course', then cut them down and hoof 'em over the wall when she's out. It's not her who constantly gets bitten by the little buggers when doing stuff in the garden.