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21 Oct 10
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Ratatouille doesn't seem as popular as it used to be.
It used to be available in cans and as ready meals for those who couldn't be bothered to make it, but you don't see it around much anymore. Is it just me or did it peak along with sun dried tomatoes?
nb not a thinly veiled gayer's thread imo
It used to be available in cans and as ready meals for those who couldn't be bothered to make it, but you don't see it around much anymore. Is it just me or did it peak along with sun dried tomatoes?
nb not a thinly veiled gayer's thread imo
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Think the word rat at the start of it is off putting tbh
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There's a shortage of rats.
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that film didn't seem to boost the popularity of the traditional French Provençal stewed vegetable dish
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how dull is a 20 watt lightbulb?
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not as dull as a 15 watt lightbulb
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oh yes. That does sound right
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I have just put myself to sleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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illuminating though.
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not very
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A 15 watt energy saver is brighter than a 20 watt incandescent bulb.
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what?
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You're right though, I haven't made ratatouile for a long time; several years. And yet it's a very tasty dish.
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very easy to make, lovely taste but godamn them burps after about an hour
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Ah yes. Climate change. Maybe that's why everyone's given up.
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yes I think I'll have a bash at making it a the weekend. Maybe with some fish.
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instead of rat?
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yeah rat's off
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I told you, there's a shortage!
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that damn sadist Osborne not leaving a stone unturned
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horrible, boring dish. Good riddance imho.
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Don't like it. Eggplant ruins everything it comes into contact with
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Aubergines, shirley
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^ Seppo alert
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I quite like it but never see it on the menu anywhere now, looks like it has had its day.
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The eggplant, aubergine, melongene, brinjal, or guinea squash - all the same shid, it looks promising when it is raw but...
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Another dull thread
Yajuvindra Singh comes up, bowls...and Gower pats it out the silly point. No run. |
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I have a 750g tin of ratatouille from Lidl in the cupboard.
It says "A LA FRANCAISE" in big letters, but "Produced in Spain" in smaller ones. I don't have a good feeling about this. |
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There is no point to being an aubergine whatsoever.
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I wouldn't even buy one to throw at my worst enemy, let alone cook one.
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The most rancid, useless, taste-cobbling vegetable known to man.
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AVOID THE AUBERGINE!
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I will, thanks TT.
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Good man.
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One of Chris Rea's worst albums.
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MARVELLOUS STUFFED EGGPLANTY!
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British Sign Language doesn't have a sign for aubergine.
 My mate tried to finger-spell it instead. Turned out he didn't know how to spell it either. Took about 5 minutes for me to work out he was trying to tell that he'd seen them cheap in Aldi or Lidl, but hadn't bought any. (AURORA  A BADGER) |
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Aubergine getting the kind of chit-chat treatment usually reserved for Jihadists or Diane Abbott on this thread.
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The Aubergine is also known as the Eggplant. They are large, egg-shaped, varying in colour from dark purple to red.
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