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positively4thsteet
15 Nov 09 13:00
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roast shoulder of lamb (haven't had this for years)
roast potatoes (bought a 12.5kg bag for £2.00 ffs, 3.50 for a full 25kg bag from a bloke in the village)
roast parsnip (1 home grown parsnip massive it was, chopped up we got 9 good sized pieces ready for roasting. don't know why supermarkets sell them scrawny ones that you can chop into 3 roasting pieces. at a push)
cabbage, home grown cooked with butter
leeks, home grown, steamed. not my favourite veg tbh
gravy
salt


what's the rest of chitchat eating?

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By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:00
no need for salt

but a cheese sandwich i think
By:
d13phe
When: 15 Nov 09 13:01
mint sauce?
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 15 Nov 09 13:01
Gammon & Pineapple sandwich
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:02
mint sauce? i've never understood linking mint sauce with lamb? might as well stick a piece of chewing gum in your mouth while eating sunday dinner
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Nov 09 13:02
mint sauce will be on the table, but i shalln't be eating any
By:
Prepared
When: 15 Nov 09 13:02
roast beef
yorkshire pudding
roast and boiled potatoes
sprouts peas carrots
horseradish and english mustard
By:
d13phe
When: 15 Nov 09 13:02
mint sauce accompanies the taste of lamb perfectly
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:04
does it fυck?

anyway, do we all have cooks to do the cooking?
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 15 Nov 09 13:07
Mint sauce love it or like it. I do, some don't and i accept their opinion.
I also like Brinjal pickle with Lamb is that wrong?
By:
ladycakes69
When: 15 Nov 09 13:09
chicken and veg pie , with mash , and garvy yummy
By:
ladycakes69
When: 15 Nov 09 13:09
*gravy even
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:09
lamb by itself is good enough

though natural yoghurt with lamb in pitta bread is the dogs**
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:09
b0llox
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:09
hello ladycakes
By:
ladycakes69
When: 15 Nov 09 13:10
hey punter u ok ?
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:13
yea fine thanks, just made a cheese sandwich, eating it now, need to go to Asda later though
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:14
how are you?
By:
clarkson
When: 15 Nov 09 13:16
Rost Leg of Pork.

Rubbed down with garlic and chilli salt and rock salt with rosemary.


Accompanied by roast potatoes, mashed potatoes, peas and stwnch rwdan, and home made roast gravy.

With some home made apple sauce and english mustard.
By:
ladycakes69
When: 15 Nov 09 13:17
lol im knakered got home and done all me houswork , caitlins out so i have a bit of peace for an hour , did u have fun lastnight?
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Nov 09 13:18
1.01 man
By:
crediter
When: 15 Nov 09 13:18
several bottles of desperados lager ....with slighty more tequila in...and crisps....im on a weight loss prog.
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Nov 09 13:18
stwnch rwdan?
By:
d13phe
When: 15 Nov 09 13:19
whats with the cheese sandwich?

your giving jip for mint sauce with lamb and your eating a cheese sandwich

get some kind of sauce on there man
By:
clarkson
When: 15 Nov 09 13:19
swede and carrot mashed together with butter and a splash of milk or cream and black pepper.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:19
it was pish last nite, but never mind
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:20
daphne, cupboard is bare, so don't have much to eat

which is why am going to Asda later
By:
ladycakes69
When: 15 Nov 09 13:21
aww poor you , im annoyed i never see x factor :(
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:21
clarkson 15 Nov 14:19
swede and carrot mashed together with butter and a splash of milk or cream and black pepper.


I like the sound of that, no meat to go with it?
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:22
is x-factor not on i-player ladycakes?
By:
clarkson
When: 15 Nov 09 13:23
see 14.46pm Post PF. :)
By:
clarkson
When: 15 Nov 09 13:23
14.16pm even. :0
By:
d13phe
When: 15 Nov 09 13:23
anyway

cod with lemon and cracked black pepper with simple english vegetables in the d13phe household

might stick some hollandiase on there somewhere

getting some weight off before christmas binge time
By:
ladycakes69
When: 15 Nov 09 13:24
i tried that punter only has clips i wanted to see whole programe never mind
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Nov 09 13:25
thread been hijacked by two blokes chatting each other up.

a shame
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:26
clarkson 15 Nov 14:16
Rost Leg of Pork.

Rubbed down with garlic and chilli salt and rock salt with rosemary.


Accompanied by roast potatoes, mashed potatoes, peas and stwnch rwdan, and home made roast gravy.

With some home made apple sauce and english mustard.


sounds very good, what is stwnch rwdan?

mustard is fine but wouldn't agree with apple sauce to go with savoury food
By:
ladycakes69
When: 15 Nov 09 13:26
wtf shut up u idiot
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:26
ah well never mind ladycakes, what did you have to do to prevent yourself from watching x-factor?
By:
ladycakes69
When: 15 Nov 09 13:27
drinking with my fam
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Nov 09 13:28
cider?
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