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RidRequiem



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 10:55 am    Post subject: morning brew Reply with quote
morning hugs to all

<claire put the kettle on and hands out the brews>


so what are peoples morning drinks??
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MagsKat



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 10:59 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
coffee.. black.. 2 sugars please oh and strong Smile
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RidRequiem



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 11:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
ok i will admit i am naff at making coffee cos i dont drink it but i will try my best for you! Smile
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Felixwah
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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 11:02 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
coffee is easy its tea thats the talent Wink *edit* you know how i like mine fankooo Smile

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Daedra
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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 11:02 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Sweeeet! Tea for me!! Milk 'n 2 thanks dear!
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Laurie



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 11:12 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
earl grey or mint tea Smile mmm. Nairns oatcakes dipped in mint tea is surprisingly nice. so is Kit kat. I've been getting into expanding my mental archive of recipes so it's no longer just the basic stuff like pasta and roasts and lasagne and italian stuff lol.
I made Ginger Chicken Udon the other day, which was nice, and i've recently made yorkshire pudding and toad in the hole for the first time, which were also fit ^^. I enjoy making mexican stuff such as enchiladas (with lots of cheese...mmmm) tacos, fajitas, quesadillas, burittos etc. I like japanese food soo much and am keen to learn more japanese recipes and not just Instant Ramen lol.
I've never cooked anything really weird though lol, the most adventurous i've been is filleting trouts heh.
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Daedra
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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 11:14 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Oh man Earl Grey is such a refreshing tea!! I do like an Earl Grey it must be said! But nothing beats "Builders" Tea...the Brits have it down to a fine art craft!
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MagsKat



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 11:15 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
hello hello laurie nice to meet you
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Laurie



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 11:20 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
lol builders tea my mate at work calls it that. hehe. Hey! i'm laurie lol. I read the forums a lot but rarely post cause i don't have much to say lol,
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RidRequiem



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 11:21 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Daedra wrote:
Oh man Earl Grey is such a refreshing tea!! I do like an Earl Grey it must be said! But nothing beats "Builders" Tea...the Brits have it down to a fine art craft!



im with you but i do like making a pot of tea it does taste better my teapot has a big smiley face on it!


hhahaah all you foody people are going to hate me im well fussy with my food the blander the better!! i mainly eat fish and i could eat egg fried rice till the cows come home!!!

i feel well sorry for my mum when i was young she used to cook one meal for my brother and one for me!!
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Invader_Xan



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 11:35 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
See, you say you're fussy, but you like fish, and therefore you're cool.

I've met a shocking number of people who "don't like fish". I mean c'mon, there are soooo many different kinda of fish...

As for blandness, well... each to their own. Razz Spice is good. I like my food the way I like my poi -- hot n fiery! Wink
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MagsKat



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 11:56 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Depends on the fish.. i don't like to fussy with ickle fish bones, but i'll try anything once.. could murder a curry right now! Laughing
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Invader_Xan



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 12:06 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Yeah, it's true fish bones are annoying, but if you prepare it right it shouldn't be a problem. Smile

If you grill or fry salmon for long enough most of the smaller bones kinda melt away. And if you bake trout properly, the meat just falls straight off the bone.


(My apologies to any vegetarians out there).
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RidRequiem



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 12:57 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
whats the hottest thing you have eaten??/

mine--- proper tandoori chicken in malaysia it was well nice though! they are well into their chillies have it with everything even in mcdonalds instead of bbq source not that i went to mcd's honest!!
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Invader_Xan



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PostPosted: Fri 09th Nov, 2007 1:23 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Tough call... I'm part thai, so I've eaten a lot of spicy foods!

My Dad used to make a thai green curry that was pure evil. Seriously. Finishing a bowl of it was difficult sometimes.

I had a malay rendang once... That's a spicy beef and coconut curry. Absolutely delicious and very hot.

Hottest thing I ever ate though was by mistake. A few years ago when I had no idea what scotch bonnet peppers were, I chopped 5 of them and threw them into a noodle stir fry I was cooking. It actually made me cry!

I love the taste of scotch bonnets and habanero peppers... But a little goes a long long way! Wink



If anyone happens to find themselves in Nottingham, stop by mine for a thai curry! Very Happy Don't worry, I'll go easy on you...
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