Mmmmmm Grant, you have excelled here. This looks top notch mate...:drool::drool:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
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Mmmmmm Grant, you have excelled here. This looks top notch mate...:drool::drool:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Mmmmmm another tasty looking plate of vitals..Not a fan of trout, but I think I could quite easily scoff this plate full as it's off the bone...I do like those wee sweet Chantanay's too..Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
This pair are brilliant...sometimes their recipes look complicated, but they're not..and everything they cook is wholesome and delicious, but some of it in moderation...hahaha..Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
got these in fridge so cooking them up now. had them once before
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Cheers, Alan. It was lovely. The carrots were from our garden and are a heritage variety - and yes lovely and sweet and, erm, 'carroty':DQuote:
Originally Posted by mad-moon
In case you're unfamiliar with the heritage varieties: https://www.google.com/search?q=heri...hrome&ie=UTF-8
Marco.
Feeling lazy, were we?:D;)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
No, they look quite nice. Hope you enjoyed them.
Marco.
Last night's scran... A wee steaky-wakey, done on the Barbie (she was surprisingly accommodating:eyebrows: ) with a vegetable kebab, which was also Barbie-fied (consisting of sliced onions, green chillies, courgettes and red peppers), some fried courgette flowers (from our garden) a Tuscan classic, and chippies:
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A rather tasty combo of munchies!:D
Marco.
nice again.. tasty looking steak
actually they were not very good. most went in bin lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
And the lesson learned is....??:ner:;)
Marco.