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was out in the sticks (south coast)at the weekend and gathered a lot (a carrier bag full ) of chestnuts that had fallen from some trees ,used to buy these as a nipper in the 60s the bloke used to cook them in a coal brazier type contraption ,you only got a pratfull for a shilling if memory serves and at least 2 of them had a fecking maggot in ,just roasted about 30 of them in the oven and they were feckin delicious ,bit of a pain shelling em but cant complain especially as they are free ! highly recommended !
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Thinly-veiled "done-my-conkers" thread.
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Gone forever the roast chestnut man. As kids we used to eat Cob nuts,I have not seen them for ages.
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no prickly comments pleeze !
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they still sell cob nuts in kent! dunlaying mainly on those roadside stalls that sell cherries and fruit! have never tasted them myself !
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Thanks to Google I now know that they are a type of hazelnut.
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bet he|"s got the sh1ts today though
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lol tomorrow then m8
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Thinly-veiled "done-my-conkers" thread.
Very good Stevie! We haven't had a 'thinly veiled' for a good while now - and I've missed them. |