Strictly speaking you can drive down any two way road in the UK on the right, it just depends how brave you are and/or how much wine you had with breakfast.
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Food looks pretty good to me and the right sort of quantity.
(You'll know why you can drive down the access on the right, I'm sure. Were you alighting from your carriage?).
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Is that another thing ticked on your bucket list?Count Steer wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 6:51 am No pix but same as 5 other days each week. A bowl of Dorset Cereals 'Simply Delicious' muesli with a scoop of milled flax seed (with vit D, biocultures etc), 10 blueberries + 'forest fruits' and prunes with full cream milk. A cuppa and some orange juice.
Saturdays is porage made with organic jumbo rolled oats and full cream milk + blueberries and honey.
My body is a temple and I can crap like a Masai.
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I've driven that road, and parked on it.
In fact I took great pleasure in parking a scabby Talbot Alpine there in amongst the Rollers.
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Sorry no pic but a cup of coffee and 2 chocolate digestive biscuits.
That’ll keep me going till lunchtime, sometimes later. I don’t seem to eat much at all these days, I just don’t feel hungry.
Symptom of retirement and getting older I assume.
That’ll keep me going till lunchtime, sometimes later. I don’t seem to eat much at all these days, I just don’t feel hungry.
Symptom of retirement and getting older I assume.
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"We're going to need a bigger bucket".cheb wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 9:10 amIs that another thing ticked on your bucket list?Count Steer wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 6:51 am No pix but same as 5 other days each week. A bowl of Dorset Cereals 'Simply Delicious' muesli with a scoop of milled flax seed (with vit D, biocultures etc), 10 blueberries + 'forest fruits' and prunes with full cream milk. A cuppa and some orange juice.
Saturdays is porage made with organic jumbo rolled oats and full cream milk + blueberries and honey.
My body is a temple and I can crap like a Masai.
Apparently the Masai are the top of the league when it comes to core dumps*.
* old computing joke, now I need a slash asterisk.
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It's a bit off the usual beaten track bit the council building in Horsham has the look and feel of a 30s luxury liner inside. (Outside is just typical New Brutalism). All curves and expanses of wood + rather nice stuff like handrails etc.
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Not a great photo as it was still a bit dark. I give you homemade granola with a yoghurt and milk mix and chopped strawberries and blueberries.
Bloody lovely.
Bloody lovely.
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You lot should start a joint Insta account with all these great food shots
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I forgot to take a picture this morning but -
Home cured bacon, two slices
one sausage
one slice of black pudding
and a fried egg (runny yolk)
Blooming awesome
Home cured bacon, two slices
one sausage
one slice of black pudding
and a fried egg (runny yolk)
Blooming awesome
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Mannish Water - according to the net:-
If I had to choose a favorite soup, mannish water would undoubtedly be the one. Not for the faint of heart. The main ingredients in this reputed aphrodisiac are goat’s head, tripe and testicles.
Yes!
You read that correctly.
A male goat is required to make authentic Jamaican mannish water. If you’re not an adventurous eater you may want to by pass this one. If however you are a fan of adventurous culinarians like Anthony Bourdain and Andrew Zimmern this Jamaican delicacy is right up your alley. And. Aphrodisiac or not I love this soup. So much so that I have had relatives in Jamaica freeze my portion of mannish water for months at a time because I missed a holiday or other celebration
If I had to choose a favorite soup, mannish water would undoubtedly be the one. Not for the faint of heart. The main ingredients in this reputed aphrodisiac are goat’s head, tripe and testicles.
Yes!
You read that correctly.
A male goat is required to make authentic Jamaican mannish water. If you’re not an adventurous eater you may want to by pass this one. If however you are a fan of adventurous culinarians like Anthony Bourdain and Andrew Zimmern this Jamaican delicacy is right up your alley. And. Aphrodisiac or not I love this soup. So much so that I have had relatives in Jamaica freeze my portion of mannish water for months at a time because I missed a holiday or other celebration
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My Sisters other half is Jamaican, so I get a few culinary delights from him. But this was more mannish water light with only normal goat meat, or at least from the normal body cuts not the head, guts and bollocks. TBH i'd rather have had jerk chicken as this was a bit tame, nice thoughMr Moofo wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 6:30 pm Mannish Water - according to the net:-
If I had to choose a favorite soup, mannish water would undoubtedly be the one. Not for the faint of heart. The main ingredients in this reputed aphrodisiac are goat’s head, tripe and testicles.
Yes!
You read that correctly.
A male goat is required to make authentic Jamaican mannish water. If you’re not an adventurous eater you may want to by pass this one. If however you are a fan of adventurous culinarians like Anthony Bourdain and Andrew Zimmern this Jamaican delicacy is right up your alley. And. Aphrodisiac or not I love this soup. So much so that I have had relatives in Jamaica freeze my portion of mannish water for months at a time because I missed a holiday or other celebration
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TBF, from by working life I had a fairly good global culinary knowledge - but had never heard of that.Taipan wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 9:52 pmMy Sisters other half is Jamaican, so I get a few culinary delights from him. But this was more mannish water light with only normal goat meat, or at least from the normal body cuts not the head, guts and bollocks. TBH i'd rather have had jerk chicken as this was a bit tame, nice thoughMr Moofo wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 6:30 pm Mannish Water - according to the net:-
If I had to choose a favorite soup, mannish water would undoubtedly be the one. Not for the faint of heart. The main ingredients in this reputed aphrodisiac are goat’s head, tripe and testicles.
Yes!
You read that correctly.
A male goat is required to make authentic Jamaican mannish water. If you’re not an adventurous eater you may want to by pass this one. If however you are a fan of adventurous culinarians like Anthony Bourdain and Andrew Zimmern this Jamaican delicacy is right up your alley. And. Aphrodisiac or not I love this soup. So much so that I have had relatives in Jamaica freeze my portion of mannish water for months at a time because I missed a holiday or other celebration
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Isn't it the inspiration for the Rolling Stones album title?
I'd heard of it cause it was on an episode of River Cottage in the early noughties. He did a pirate themed dinner for the RNLI and that was one of the dishes. Weird what you remember
I'd heard of it cause it was on an episode of River Cottage in the early noughties. He did a pirate themed dinner for the RNLI and that was one of the dishes. Weird what you remember
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Yet another firm hit by a mysterious IT glitch - lot of that going around. This is how it begins, I've seen Terminator 3. I'm feeling pretty good about all those shopping robots I rescued now.KungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 8:42 am I hope nobody is trying to get breakfast from Greggs this morning!