More growlers for sale.
Made these yesterday and filled with aspic jelly last night...3 more to make today.
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More growlers for sale.
Made these yesterday and filled with aspic jelly last night...3 more to make today.
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I'll take a dozen please.
Where do I send the dosh?
Look great.
:)
^ You enterprising lads.. onya.. selling pies and stuff..
Really good to see brave Farang in Thailand doing creative stuff outside of teaching.
*Not that I have anything against teachers.
I guess brave is the wrong word... but you get my drift.
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Originally Posted by NZdick1983
You need to get out more, Richard...
There's a shitload of venturesome souls exploring assorted avenues of vocation/occupation....
Cheers, mate!
:)
Dejavu....... :)
For someone that's looking to shed a few, you sure do eat a lot CM.
Just sayin' like....
^^^ Could devour that right now. Delicious!
Luigi should buy one of these, apparently it goes really well with peasant foodhttps://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2016/10/307.jpg
Good it supposed to be ok with goat have they got goat on the menu?
Betty will be over.
WTF are you supposed to do with one little 75cl bottle? :confused:
Brush your teeth with it?
For the last couple of months, M'Sahib has enjoyed playing with her new multi section steaming pot. Today she concocted a dish of seasoned minced pork, finely diced carrot, onion and garlic, fried in a pan then wrapped into blanched cabbage leaves to form small parcels. These were then steamed and served with a sprinkling of fried chopped garlic and fresh coriander, with a spicy/pepper sauce as a dip. Really good, I was impressed.
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Wow. That looks fantastic.
That looks very good. Well done M'Sahib.
Yum.
Don't suppose she gives lessons. :)
Sunday carvery in the sportsman Pattaya today
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Joined by 5 pints of heineken, 2 Thatchers Gold and a hot homemade cherry bakewellhttps://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2016/10/311.jpg
Someone stick a fork in me please
You bastard................................. :smileylaughing:
The plates look a bit small though. Can you go back for refills?
And how much did the food cost you?
Only yoga.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Eat as much as you want, it's a good Sunday carvery option and has been popular for many years. Cost is a touch over 400 baht from memory, it's good value. Dill will correct this if its wrong once a forklift gets him back to his computer desk :).Quote:
Originally Posted by crackerjack101
Sounds good. Cheers.
Absolutely outstanding. You're a lucky man to have a Missus who can plate restaraunt quality food like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by PAG
I am indeed. Irony is that M'Sahib whilst not being strictly vegetarian, doesn't eat meat at all, only occasionally fish and seafood. Doesn't have a problem cooking meat for me though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Headworx
Yep. I ate there once. Enjoyed it. Worth the money.Quote:
Originally Posted by HeadworxEat as much as you want, it's a good Sunday carvery option and has been popular for many years.Quote:
Originally Posted by crackerjack101