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Author Topic: What's that burning?  (Read 50785 times)
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« Reply #2400 on: 23:59:16, 20-06-2008 »

Franco Tarruschio (Leaves from the Walnut Tree).

Nommo

Tommo, Nommo, I have a copy of a book personally signed by Franco Tarruschio.  Na Na Na Na Na!!

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Well, Anna Panna Cotto, I have a copy of Franco and Friends personally signed by Franco.  Na Na na Nah NAH with Nobs on!

Actually I'm guessing you went there and had a great couple of meals like me, and deeply regret it has changed hands......  Huh Sad

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« Reply #2401 on: 19:57:44, 21-06-2008 »

Now burning chez hh is a kipper. It's only a boil-in-the bag one but it was the best I could find.
I am serving it with new potatoes, steamed spinach and pan-fried mushrooms.
I hope it NOMs.
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« Reply #2402 on: 20:26:57, 21-06-2008 »

NOM!
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« Reply #2403 on: 22:10:23, 21-06-2008 »

Nom is the new Gosh
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« Reply #2404 on: 10:11:45, 22-06-2008 »

Bearing in mind that it is gloomy, windy, none too warm and (this is the important bit) I get paid in a few days, I am throwing caution to the wind and heading off to buy that gammon I had designs on the other day. It will be the Nige recipe and I can see some fluffy, buttery mashed pots nestling up to it. Nomness heading this way!
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« Reply #2405 on: 13:00:00, 22-06-2008 »

A late lunch today with friends of roast lamb.
Stuffing my face right now with a sandwich consisting of rollmop herring, cucumber, radish and horseradish sauce.

Nom is the new Gosh

Quite possibly you have a point there, yet I feel that NOM lacks the autonomous genius of the original GOSH phenomenon. But this could all change of course and I am always open to persuasion.
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« Reply #2406 on: 15:28:47, 22-06-2008 »

A late lunch today with friends of roast lamb.
Does that group still meet? I thought roast lamb was no longer being threatened with budget cuts.
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« Reply #2407 on: 16:28:26, 22-06-2008 »

Sob.   Cry I am (yes little veggie me) as we speak, preparing roast chicken for the children, with my own home-made apple and apricot stuffing, Jersey Royals, broccoli, organic carrots and sweetcorn.  They're having chocolate and vanilla ice cream for afterwards.  I shall just have the veg of course. 
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« Reply #2408 on: 18:03:48, 22-06-2008 »

Six children have just eaten a hearty roast dinner.  I'm so pleased I did it.  Three of them go to the same school as my boy, but two are disadvantaged children and I did it mainly for them.  Fish fingers, beans and beefburgers are an occasional treat for mine, whereas they're probably the staple diet of these two.  They've all had two helpings!  Cheesy
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« Reply #2409 on: 18:27:51, 22-06-2008 »

A late lunch today with friends of roast lamb.

I'm going to start "Friends of Unroast Lamb" Wink



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« Reply #2410 on: 02:06:27, 23-06-2008 »

I used to carry with me on my travels a cauliflower-like mass of bacteria which would convert milk into yoghurt (and then would need to be rinsed in a sieve and given another load of milk to work on). I was given this by a friend, and kept it alive for over a year before someone staying with me threw it away thinking it was some horrible rotten thing. I've never come across anything like it since.
Can I just say that in all my thread-catching-up experience this is quite the most bizarre admission I have come across.

Should that sentence end in a ?
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« Reply #2411 on: 18:39:05, 23-06-2008 »

Tonight, I'm attempting a tortilla. It's a long time since I last cooked one but I have some potatoes and eggs I want to use up.
I will be nomming it with a load of stir-fried mushrooms, peppers and spinach.

Hang on - what's the food at Darmstadt like? This is beginning to worry me.
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« Reply #2412 on: 18:46:55, 23-06-2008 »

what's the food at Darmstadt like?
The name of the town would suggest that its food is high in fibre content, oder?
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« Reply #2413 on: 20:04:58, 23-06-2008 »

Tonight, I'm attempting a tortilla. It's a long time since I last cooked one but I have some potatoes and eggs I want to use up.
I will be nomming it with a load of stir-fried mushrooms, peppers and spinach.

Not quite as advertised but nonetheless...


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« Reply #2414 on: 20:06:55, 23-06-2008 »

I could run with that, hh. And I hope that's a nice rioja you're having with it.  Tongue
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