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garinda 23-02-2005 16:59
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don t call Richard SHE!

slinky 23-02-2005 17:17
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Anyway thanks for the replies, but I have opted for ONION CURRY propper winter warmer.

Margaret Pilkington 23-02-2005 17:40
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Slinky......I made a huge pot of winter warmer soup today with herby dumplings.
It is really for lunch tomorrow.......but hubby has just had a big (and I do mean big) dishful.

slinky 23-02-2005 19:28
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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington
Slinky......I made a huge pot of winter warmer soup today with herby dumplings.
It is really for lunch tomorrow.......but hubby has just had a big (and I do mean big) dishful.
good for you!! my hubby is like that when I make my onion curry, he always says ''oh i will just have a little bit'' then I end up washing the pan the same night.

Margaret Pilkington 23-02-2005 19:32
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I wouldn't care but it wasn't long since he had his tea.......I think he must have hollow legs.......and he picked out the biggest dumpling.......great greedy guts!

Gobsmacked 23-02-2005 22:46
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He's entitled to the biggest dumpling. He's a man. ;)

chav1 23-02-2005 23:17
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i assume its too late to recomend fox bugers

we need a new method of vermin control now hunting is banned :-)

slinky 23-02-2005 23:18
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i assume its too late to recomend fox bugers

we need a new method of vermin control now hunting is banned :-)
mmmmmmmm can't say I have tried them (can't say I won't though)

chav1 24-02-2005 00:15
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mmmmmmmm can't say I have tried them (can't say I won't though)
:p ..............................................

slinky 24-02-2005 00:17
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LMFAO CHAV no I could'nt eat bassle brush BUM BUM!!:D

rockrabbit 24-02-2005 00:18
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Originally Posted by slinky
good for you!! my hubby is like that when I make my onion curry, he always says ''oh i will just have a little bit'' then I end up washing the pan the same night.
that sounds utter rank ive never eaten an onion in my life , cheese and onion crisps make me feel sick and my sensitive taste buds cant handle curry lol

slinky 24-02-2005 00:28
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Originally Posted by rockrabbit
that sounds utter rank ive never eaten an onion in my life , cheese and onion crisps make me feel sick and my sensitive taste buds cant handle curry lol
awwww you poor little kitten(rabbit) thingy ...............you have lived a sheltered life'

Tinkerbelle 24-02-2005 09:47
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that sounds utter rank ive never eaten an onion in my life , cheese and onion crisps make me feel sick and my sensitive taste buds cant handle curry lol
:eek: OMG I am sure Rabbit is me in disguise PMSL!!!

pendy 24-02-2005 13:57
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Next time, chop some mushrooms and cube some ham (preferably home boiled and thick cut) put some tagliatelle on to boil, bung your ham and mushrooms into a wide pan, pour over cream (preferably double - and lots!), grate over a little nutmeg, add a pinch of celery salt, when all done, bung in together and stir well, add freshly grated Parmesan if you like it ...... food for the Gods, and quick and easy.

slinky 24-02-2005 14:00
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Originally Posted by pendy
Next time, chop some mushrooms and cube some ham (preferably home boiled and thick cut) put some tagliatelle on to boil, bung your ham and mushrooms into a wide pan, pour over cream (preferably double - and lots!), grate over a little nutmeg, add a pinch of celery salt, when all done, bung in together and stir well, add freshly grated Parmesan if you like it ...... food for the Gods, and quick and easy.
Be at my house 5oclock pronto!! And I will give you the pleasure of making me that!!:D


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