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BobOct 12, 2016MOW, you missed someone's question as to what faggots were. So I did a little research.
Faggotsare not unlike to a meatball, but larger and made using offal and meat.
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ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterOct 12, 2016[quote]MOW, you missed someone's question as to what faggots were. So I did a little research.
Faggotsare not unlike to a meatball, but larger and made using offal and meat.
Bob[/quote]Yes Bob, I did miss Bruce's post. Had I seen it I would have replied to him, so as to clarify things. It's strange how words can have such different meanings in other countries. Take 'Fanny Bag' for example, in the UK it's no different than say 'Pussy Bag', because fanny is another word for pussy.ReactReply - RE
renebbareOct 12, 2016Carefull, Ol Trumpy will want to grab it.
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ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterNov 13, 2016I've just put a leg of lamb in the oven for sunday roast. My wife can peel the spuds and prepare the veg, whilst I do some repair work to the front window. Then time for a few pints of beer before dining.ReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterNov 29, 2016Cheese, mushroom, onion and tomato omelette for breakfast.ReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterNov 12, 2018One of my favourite dishes is Chicken Tikka Masala.
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ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterNov 13, 2018Light breakfast today.Bacon, eggs, beans and sausage.A slice of toast will do for the wife.ReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterDec 25, 2018Christmas DinnerTurkey , mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, roast potatoes, brussel sprouts, peas, carrots. broccoli, cauliflower, sweetcorn, Yorkshire puddings.ReactReply - MEMemberFeb 12, 2019
Chervil soup and parsnip pure with bratwurst and apple sauce.
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DavidFeb 12, 2019Steak and shrimp kabobs, charred nicely on the outdoor grill.
ReactReply - TAtacomakoSep 8, 2019Do you like cooking? Then I will tell you one wonderful recipe. [url][link]/link/0a54531e607c0eb7/aHR0cHM6Ly9jbHViLmNvb2tpbmcvcmVjaXBlL3RhY28tcGFzdGEtc2FsYWQv[/link]taco pasta salad recipe[/url] You really will like it.
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EarlDSep 8, 2019[quote]Do you like cooking? Then I will tell you one wonderful recipe. taco pasta salad recipe You really will like it. [/quote] Good recipe with modify for plant based eatingReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterOct 11, 2019[quote] I smoked five pounds of chicken on the grill Sunday.[/quote] I bet that was quicker than smoking five pounds of tobacco.ReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterOct 14, 2019Breakfast- Cheese omelette with onion,tomato,tuna and mushrooms.
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ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterOct 25, 2019Just a light breakfast today. Shredded wheat with banana, followed by tea and poached eggs on toast.
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ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterNov 10, 2019Breakfast-- Shredded wheat with banana and sultanas, followed by fried potato on toast.
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Today will be my version of eggs Benedict. Ham, poached eggs on English muffin and covered with melted Colby cheese since I don't know how to make hollandaise sauce. I'll add my leftover home fries from the resteraunt last night
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ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterNov 10, 2019[quote]For me today. BACON! Nothin' but BACON! By the time wifey's out of bed, I'll be ready for a sandwich and a beer. Maybe I'll just have the beer with my bacon! Did you watch the Video MOW? BTW, fried potatoes on toast? Is that a Brit thing? Never heard of it. Do you use catsup or some sauce?[/quote] Mashed potato leftover from yesterday's dinner. Put a little oil in the frying pan, when it's hot, spread the potato over the pan, about half inch thick. Fry until golden brown, toss and brown the other side. Place on top of toast and give a good splash of ketchup or HP sauce.ReactReply - SI
silversurferNov 10, 2019It's Sunday and on Sunday's I make eggs benedict. If I had some Baileys's i would have Baileys and hot cocoa. Don't do coffee much anymore.
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silversurferNov 10, 2019[quote]Today will be my version of eggs Benedict. Ham, poached eggs on English muffin and covered with melted Colby cheese since I don't know how to make hollandaise sauce. I'll add my leftover home fries from the resteraunt last night[/quote] Hollandaise is really easy to make. 2 egg yokes, a big pat of soft or melted butter and a tablespoon of lemon juice. Before you poach your eggs (assuming you do it in a pot of boiling water not a microwave) and using a wisk and a small pan, wisk the egg yolks, butter and lemon juice over the boiling water holding the pan just above the water, not in it. Continue wisking (stirring gently) the mixture until you feel it start to thicken and then it's done. I separate the yolks from the whites by sifting it through my hands. My wife uses the egg whites in her scrambled eggs afterward. Easy Peasy! I sprinkle Cayenne pepper on top but some use PaprikaReactReply - PC
P CNov 10, 2019This has made me hungry again. I made banana pancakes with syrup made by one of the neighbors from maple trees in town. I only get eggs Benedict when we go out to eat, but now with the easy steps to making the sauce, I just need to improve my poaching skills. Potatoes on toast? Never heard of that before, but putting two good things together can't be bad. Too bad we aren't all closer to have a nude pot luck breakfast.
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silversurferNov 11, 2019Too bad we aren't all closer to have a nude pot luck breakfast.[/quote] This site needs a like button. When I was in London I ordered a potato with beans. Thought it would be like baked beans with some kind of sauce but no. Just a potato with beans on it. Dry. Was disgusting.ReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterNov 11, 2019I spent so much time thinking what to have for breakfast, I no longer feel hungry. Think I'll just have another cup of tea and a few biscuits. Maybe the wife will cook something when she wakes up.
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Thanks Silversurfer
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