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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    I just have no time
    Thyme TFIFY

    I like a touch of Rosemary , but this a family thread
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    No time? Is there a decorating emergency?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post

    Looking at that pic cost me 3000baht

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    ^ I hope you enjoy it as much as we did!

    The Triple Choc Orio Cheesecake ain't bad either!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    Meself and the daughter each had a quarter of a Korat Chef Pork and Branston Pickle Pie for Elevenses today, and then she fukked off to The Mall to meet up with some friends.

    Friends... I remember those days...



    I enjoyed my Elevenses so much that I had a Korat Chef Lamb and Potato-topped Pie for my solitary lunch.



    I believe that they call this a 'Floater' in Western Aussie, BLD would know.

    Very different from a 'floater' in Somerset.
    Looks bloody good, green owed mate

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    I'm doing a pork butt (as mecans know it) and smoked sausage and bean casserole. I have the choice of bung it in the slow cooker overnight or pressure cook it tomorrow morning and finish both off on the hob with dumplings in the morning. I suppose it comes down to how laz....
    much primitivo I have.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NamPikToot View Post
    No time? Is there a decorating emergency?
    Sofa reapair?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    Meself and the daughter each had a quarter of a Korat Chef Pork and Branston Pickle Pie for



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    A pork pie WITH Branston?



    And the pie and mushy peas is ok too.

    You should post more pics of food you haven't cooked.


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    Quote Originally Posted by NamPikToot View Post
    I'm doing a pork butt (as mecans know it) and smoked sausage and bean casserole. I have the choice of bung it in the slow cooker overnight or pressure cook it tomorrow morning and finish both off on the hob with dumplings in the morning. I suppose it comes down to how laz....
    much primitivo I have.
    I sometimes do the same thing Spanish style with chorizo. Magic it is. Plenty of paprika.

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    Cooked my £6 Gressingham duck. I tried a new way of cooking it, cut a lemon in half, rub it over the duck and then stuff both halves in the cavity having first remioved the giblets. rub salt over the skin having first pricked the fat and then roast at 150c for 3 hours.

    Turned out great, the meat was so soft you could cut it with a sapoon

    served with roast pots, red sauerkraut, peas, carrots and broccoli with gravy made from the juices and gibets with some red win and my sisters damson jam.

    Lunch ... the second course-hello-duckie-jpg

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    Superb Nammers!

    Beats my corned beef pasty!

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    Beef burger today.

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    Jealous of Joe's pasty there; it looks good.

    Which cannot be said for the abomination I suffered at the match on Sunday.

    The bloke next to me was doing my head in, so I decided to nip down for a pie as we edged closer to half time.

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    Unfortunately, there were no balti pies left, so I went for the steak (fortunately not with kidneys).

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    As ever, it was nuclear temperature and I was wondering whether I'd get to eat it before next season.

    It was fucking crap. For some reason the gravy tasted like antiseptic, the pastry had become chewy after spending the last 3 hours in Old Trafford's nuclear reactor and the meat tasted rank too. It was 15 minutes before I could dig in, I burnt my fingers and my tongue and it took me 30 minutes to conquer.

    Worst. Pie. Ever.

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    1/10. And I'm only giving it 1 cos it gave my ears a rest for 30 half an hour.
    Wow.

    Just.

    Wow.

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    Ratcliffe pie

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    Quote Originally Posted by NamPikToot View Post
    Rat pie
    perhaps...

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    Quote Originally Posted by NamPikToot View Post
    Ratcliffe pie

    Overpriced and full of hot air and fvck all else.

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    Pie. *shakes head in disgust*


    Get something healthy into ya!




    First lunch before an hour on the treadmill.

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    ^ Second lunch afterwards, ya bloater?

    I have pad krapow for lunch three or four times a week, I love the stuff.

    Usually it's pad krapow nua...



    Yesterday was pad krapow liver...



    I don't yet know what the gardener is preparing for today's lunch!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    ya bloater?
    I've been slimmer.

    Homemade honey butter shrimp, after 1 hour treadmilling, before 90 minute weightlifting. -_-








    Just a moment...


    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    pad krapow nua...

    That's some good shiz right there. That egg is perfectly done.

    Though on reflection, it does seem far too light on the chili side of things, for such a dish...

    Are you a Korma eater, per chance?

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    I actually had some surprisingly decent Thai food in England the other week!

    Lunch ... the second course-20260502_160216-jpg


    I ordered away from the available menu (interestingly, and often worryingly, including Japanese options too) and went for my usual and although "Crazy Wendy" (from Chiang Mai) did add yellow peppers to my pad prik gaeng gai, the taste was there and my kai dao was pretty much on point.

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    So good I went back for nua on my way to the airport a few days later and again got chance to practise my shit Thai (I prefer to order in Thai cos I know the names of the food I like and am not sure with the English translations, so that led her to ask me why I spoke Thai etc. I wasn't being a pretentious twat, honestly guv).

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    11 quid for the chicken and just under 13 quid for the beef (this time with yellow and green peppers ).

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    Quote Originally Posted by hallelujah View Post
    that led her to ask me why I spoke Thai etc
    Did you go with whore monger or admit to being a tefler?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reg Dingle View Post
    Did you go with whore monger or admit to being a tefler?


    I just pointed at my missus. <Bernard Manning on>They all look the same anyway, don't they?<Bernard Manning off>



    I think "speak Thai" is pushing it a bit too.

    Can eat sa-picy
    I like Thai girls
    Go loom now
    2 yabba please
    I had the snip years ago, so it can't have been me

    is about the lot really.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Edmond View Post
    Pie. *shakes head in disgust*

    .
    Yeah, I did the same and not for any health reasons.

    It got me thinking what Mendy would have thought of such a joke of a growler.

    While it isn't uncommon for us to offer what I would like to call constructive criticism of his offerings on the forum, he does know his way around a pie.

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    Strange you ask.

    It looked to me like a Maguire Pie.

    Donkey-like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    Strange you ask.

    It looked to me like a Maguire Pie.

    Donkey-like.
    It's at times like this when I wish I knew some Bristol City players.

    Unfortunately, I don't.

    So, I'll await your lamb surprise this weekend.


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