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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: MR MISTER on 31 July 2013, 16:48:30
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For tea, I am doing a piece of gammon, new potatoes and petit pois with pineapple garnish. Young 'un says no, so he's having chicken dippers, chips and beans. Doggie always has a nice pork chop before her evening walkies.
None of these is difficult, but all three ready at the same time is somewhat perplexing. Wish I hadn't retired and taken over cooking duties sometimes. :(
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Rearrange these words into a well known phrase or saying
rod for back a own making your
"here's food - eat it"
Hang on . . . . . the dog gets a pork chop ? ???
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Rearrange these words into a well known phrase or saying
rod for back a own making your
"here's food - eat it"
Hang on . . . . . the dog gets a pork chop ? ???
Yes....I know..... :-[
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Rearrange these words into a well known phrase or saying
rod for back a own making your
"here's food - eat it"
Hang on . . . . . the dog gets a pork chop ? ???
Crazy.....what's wrong with 'scraps' and like it mutt.
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Rearrange these words into a well known phrase or saying
rod for back a own making your
"here's food - eat it"
Hang on . . . . . the dog gets a pork chop ? ???
In Spain they get stale leftover bread once a day.
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Rearrange these words into a well known phrase or saying
rod for back a own making your
"here's food - eat it"
Hang on . . . . . the dog gets a pork chop ? ???
Crazy.....what's wrong with 'scraps' and like it mutt.
I dont treat Mrs Stemo the way you do poor Mrs Opti.
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For tea, I am doing a piece of gammon, new potatoes and petit pois with pineapple garnish. Young 'un says no, so he's having chicken dippers, chips and beans. Doggie always has a nice pork chop before her evening walkies.
None of these is difficult, but all three ready at the same time is somewhat perplexing. Wish I hadn't retired and taken over cooking duties sometimes. :(
In refined circles we eat breakfast.....lunch ...and dinner. ;)
But then you live in Wakefield. :-X :-X :-X
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For tea, I am doing a piece of gammon, new potatoes and petit pois with pineapple garnish. Young 'un says no, so he's having chicken dippers, chips and beans. Doggie always has a nice pork chop before her evening walkies.
None of these is difficult, but all three ready at the same time is somewhat perplexing. Wish I hadn't retired and taken over cooking duties sometimes. :(
In refined circles we eat breakfast.....lunch ...and dinner. ;)
But then you live in Wakefield. :-X :-X :-X
A refined turnip.........hmmmmmmmm? :-\
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Rearrange these words into a well known phrase or saying
rod for back a own making your
"here's food - eat it"
Hang on . . . . . the dog gets a pork chop ? ???
In Spain they get stale leftover bread once a day.
STMO obviously has too much money.
Whatever next?.....a Californian style 'doggy wedding' to the mutt next door with 300 invited guests. ;) ;D ;D
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Rearrange these words into a well known phrase or saying
rod for back a own making your
"here's food - eat it"
Hang on . . . . . the dog gets a pork chop ? ???
In Spain they get stale leftover bread once a day.
STMO obviously has too much money.
Whatever next?.....a Californian style 'doggy wedding' to the mutt next door with 300 invited guests. ;) ;D ;D
'Fraid not. She is being 'done' in a couple of weeks, and next doors dog wants children. :(
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Right!!!!!!!
Time to check my masterpiece(s) are ready. Wish me luck.
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Right!!!!!!!
Time to check my masterpiece(s) are ready. Wish me luck.
You can't go wrong with pub grub like gammon and pineapple......Even I could coo........Oh, I forgot, I have a wife for the menial chores. :)
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well mr O, I hope your wife doesn't read your post as you may lose two turnips out of the bag!!
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For tea, I am doing a piece of gammon, new potatoes and petit pois with pineapple garnish. Young 'un says no, so he's having chicken dippers, chips and beans. Doggie always has a nice pork chop before her evening walkies.
None of these is difficult, but all three ready at the same time is somewhat perplexing. Wish I hadn't retired and taken over cooking duties sometimes. :(
In refined circles we eat breakfast.....lunch ...and dinner. ;)
But then you live in Wakefield. :-X :-X :-X
Not when he's fracked off back to eat scouse every day ;) ;D ;D
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I've spent my time in commercial kitchens whilst running boozers and cooking meals is not a problem, getting them all ready at the same time is an art.
Obviously, when working to a menu of 50 or so dishes, you get to know how long things take, and experience of cooking that menu makes the 'art' simple.
It's only me and the Missus at home now, but when family visit (some of which have strict dietary needs) it does take a little bit of skill and a lot of luck to have everything come together at the right time.
I do all the cooking..... the Wife can burn water! :-[
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Well...three empty plates and one empty dog bowl, so must have been ok. ;D
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Well...three empty plates and one empty dog bowl, so must have been ok. ;D
:y :y :y
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Bet you paid 'em to eat it! ;D ;)
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Well...three empty plates and one empty dog bowl, so must have been ok. ;D
Sorry to hear you had to eat your gammon from a dog bowl :-\
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For tea, I am doing a piece of gammon, new potatoes and petit pois with pineapple garnish. Young 'un says no, so he's having chicken dippers, chips and beans. Doggie always has a nice pork chop before her evening walkies.
None of these is difficult, but all three ready at the same time is somewhat perplexing. Wish I hadn't retired and taken over cooking duties sometimes. :(
Women manage it all the time.......... :y :y