was good, bit maybe a bit spicy for my guts. will see, and i will take some mixture to aid my digestion.
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was good, bit maybe a bit spicy for my guts. will see, and i will take some mixture to aid my digestion.
Strange thing Grant but hot and spicy food has no effect on my IBS but anything wholemeal or high in fibre causes a lot of pain and takes several days to recover from. The dietician told me it's very rare that she has to tell someone to avoid a lot of fruit and veg and definitely no wholemeal bread.
The liquid cooled the fire. Pepol equ I get from doc
Breakfast but hey. Once a week fry up. Actually a bake up. Only the eggs were fried for this one.
The wife ate most of the rosti and black pudding via picky fingers:Dhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...f073051830.jpg
thats what forks are for; defence of yir breakkyQuote:
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Lightweight;)Quote:
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Madras is the mildest I have curries!:D
Breaky looks good, Justers... Just about to have lunch: spaghetti with fresh chilli, garlic and olive oil, and some Parmesan shavings on top:)
Marco.
lol... your gut aint my gut... i can handle chilli better than the spices i think, but i did well to manage an indian of sorts. first ive managed to finishQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Lol - no worries... Sometimes you're better with fresh chillies than anything else, and a sauce that isn't as rich and creamy. You may find it's the latter that affects you more than the heat or spices:)
Next time try some Jalfrezi. It's drier, and not as rich, but has more chilli.
Marco.
Pizza,pizza! [emoji4]
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Sausage and olive with mozzarella and pecorino on a home made base with home made tomato ragu.
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