Comfort food

[evanvine]

I don't recommend Pie eating whatsoever!

I think that's what my drinking pal says.
He's worked at his pie making factory for several years, but now has had enough and has finished with them.

BTW what are your satanic duties when they are not cerimonial?

 

[jamesb]

I think everyone should clear out their fridges and freezers of all pies.

I'm quite happy to dispose of them for you.

Anyone know where I can get a truck full of spuds and a tanker full of gravy?

 

[Hawks]

Decent sausages with mash and onion gravy :thumb: , although a full fry up will also always do the job

 

[unclepumble]

BTW what are your satanic duties when they are not cerimonial?

I could tell you but I would Have to kill you! :rofl:

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[Bru4u]

Bunnie Burgers, de-flippin-lish, I debone the bunnie meat, pass through mincer with about 30% saussage meat / pork belly for lubrication & flavour, cold fried onions, herbs to suit your taste. I make a big batch and freeze. I got the recipe from Hugh Fartingstall. Mrs Bru goes nuts for them aswell.
Or most sat nights, I make a belting hot curry (molten lava type), the left overs the next day, drooollll.
Why am I now starving, who's idea was this

 

[bones]

Whelks... Folkstone Whelks from Chummy's :thumb:

Washed down with English Ale :drink:

 

[evanvine]

I could tell you but I would Have to kill you!

Why is my "********" alarm going off?

 

[unclepumble]

I could tell you but I would Have to kill you!

Why is my "********" alarm going off?

No Jim, No ******** alarm, :grin: they musn't use that saying around your way, its quite common around here, if someone asks you something you would rather not give them the answer to then you reply "I could tell You but I would have to kill You" rather than telling them.

The satanic tagline is just something I saw one day and quite liked, no meaning for me to be honest, and its fits in well with the dark side of AG.

I am not a student of the occult or a follower of Alistair Crowley or anything, I did read some "Lobsang T Rampa" books on astral projection though many moons ago.

Keep The Faith

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[evanvine]

No Jim, No ******** alarm

I'm so full of it myself, I need an alarm for when some one else uses it!
I think the "kill you" quote originally came from an Arnie Schwartz film.
If for one second you believe I thought you were connected with "satanism" then you are dafter than I am, and that's pretty daft!

 

[rickthebrew]

comfort food :hmm: its gotta be home made, like cottage pie or roast dinner for me ( i do the cooking in our house and its mostly from scratch) :thumb:

apart from the odd take away - mmmm chinese pork ribs and prawn crackers ( junk can be good sometimes :lol: )

 

[unclepumble]

comfort food :hmm: its gotta be home made, like cottage pie or roast dinner for me ( i do the cooking in our house and its mostly from scratch) :thumb:

apart from the odd take away - mmmm chinese pork ribs and prawn crackers ( junk can be good sometimes :lol: )

Had a top cottage pie for my dinner tonight, made with 2/3rds lamb mince and 1/3rd haggis, carrots, celery, onions, 1/2 bottle of red wine, and cheesy mash (loads of red leicester folded in) have been nipping back to the fridge to pick at the leftovers ever since!

I to cook in our house! the wife cooks about as well as frank spencer!




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[johnboy]

I love to sit down to a plate of mash, beans and sausages.......... with a couple of pickled onions!

Reminds me of my childhood :P

Actually I just remebered, during the summer holidays Dad would look after us sometimes and he'd try and feed us broad beans with butter or some other weird concoction like lettuce and vinegar. Next time he comes round for tea I'm gonna get the missus to plate him up that and see how he likes it :twisted:

 

[leondz]

Old christmas puddings. With custard and brandy butter. Followed by cheese!