Another pointless thread
Posted 13/01/2013 - 16:55
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gartmore wrote:
The mind boggles, just how large?
Wasn't there an invitation to supper a while back, maybe that large.
The mind boggles, just how large?
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Posted 13/01/2013 - 17:17
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It's a Macsween Haggis, serving 4-5 people. So not quite that large, but large enough and definitely Fit For Purpose.
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Posted 13/01/2013 - 17:21
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gartmore wrote:
If I have to listen to another story about how Yorkshire beat Australia at the Olympics I may have to kill someone.
Hardgravity wrote:
....where do you think he got all those 'these' and 'thows' from, sitha!
And that's realy confused the spell checker!!
i used to work with a Yorkshireman who was always fond of telling us that there were more acres in Yorkshire than words in the bible. I've no idea how he measured either.Quote:
A good chunk of my family now lives in Yorkshire for some strange reason.
That's because it's Gods own county...A good chunk of my family now lives in Yorkshire for some strange reason.
....where do you think he got all those 'these' and 'thows' from, sitha!
And that's realy confused the spell checker!!
Posted 13/01/2013 - 17:25
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johnriley wrote:
It's a Macsween Haggis, serving 4-5 people. So not quite that large, but large enough and definitely Fit For Purpose.
easly feed 6-8 probably, I don't bother with the boiling palaver unless it is Burns night, microwaving is just as good, I think it is Macsweens who are now selling Haggis in microwaveable pouches. It's a Macsween Haggis, serving 4-5 people. So not quite that large, but large enough and definitely Fit For Purpose.
These taste great too link
Ken
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Posted 13/01/2013 - 18:24
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It's OK as long as you can remember the name of the actual bad ones!!
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Posted 13/01/2013 - 18:42
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Oh - I always microwaved Haggis for Raymond - he loved it ,I do NOT
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Posted 13/01/2013 - 18:45
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bforbes wrote:
It's OK as long as you can remember the name of the actual bad ones!!
Thanks Barrie, I don't buy or drink bad beer so no problem
It's OK as long as you can remember the name of the actual bad ones!!
Cheers, HG
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Posted 13/01/2013 - 18:49
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A friend has a saying about Pies, which I think applies to beer.
" I've never had a bad beer. Some............... better than others!!!!!"
" I've never had a bad beer. Some............... better than others!!!!!"
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Posted 13/01/2013 - 19:58
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Adnams don`t do bad beer. Would only be bettered if Southwold was in Yorkshire.
Enjoy life
Posted 13/01/2013 - 20:38
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Microwave cookers the work of the devil ,it's just not right! soulless cooking IMHO ...jeff...
Posted 13/01/2013 - 21:16
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jeffstclair wrote:
Microwave cookers the work of the devil ,it's just not right! soulless cooking IMHO ...jeff...
Good for making meringues and ripening up lemons and limes though. Not that you'll have much of a problem with unripe fruit in Crete.
Microwave cookers the work of the devil ,it's just not right! soulless cooking IMHO ...jeff...
Posted 13/01/2013 - 22:45
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jeffstclair wrote:
Microwave cookers the work of the devil ,it's just not right! soulless cooking IMHO ...jeff...
But how else do we cook a microwave meal Microwave cookers the work of the devil ,it's just not right! soulless cooking IMHO ...jeff...
To be honest I think that microwaves have their place - for warming stuff up, defrosting meat and of course scrambled eggs
We hardly use ours though
Posted 13/01/2013 - 22:52
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jeffstclair wrote:
Microwave cookers the work of the devil ,it's just not right! soulless cooking IMHO ...jeff...
What about pressure cookers then?
Microwave cookers the work of the devil ,it's just not right! soulless cooking IMHO ...jeff...
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A good chunk of my family now lives in Yorkshire for some strange reason.
....where do you think he got all those 'these' and 'thows' from, sitha!
And that's realy confused the spell checker!!
“We must avoid however, snapping away, shooting quickly and without thought, overloading ourselves with unnecessary images that clutter our memory and diminish the clarity of the whole.” - Henri Cartier-Bresson -