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Started by Jubal, November 08, 2014, 05:43:13 PM

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Tom

The Haggis in waitrose is really greasy, it's probably given me a bad impression of the stuff, event the outside of the packet is greasy. :)

Pentagathus

There are some bad haggises about.  Go somewhere else and buy haggis.

Son of the King


Jubal

Good haggis is indeed excellent.  :)
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Tom

I don't buy the stuff, I date rotate it and chuck it out. My job is so exciting :P

Lady Grey

Quote from: Tom on November 24, 2014, 07:53:15 PM
The Haggis in waitrose is really greasy,

I'm just jealous you can shop at Waitrose. We don't have a local one :(

Jubal

I made weird rhubarby alcohol! Updates to come :)
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Pentagathus


Jubal

Update: it's perfectly drinkable. Oddly bready flavour, probably because I used bread yeast not brewers' yeast :P
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Jubal

Welcome back to the kitchen, everyone! :)
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dubsartur

I have decided to experiment with some historical recipes.  I don't yet have the Baghdad cookery-book and I am limited by what the local supermarkets and greengrocers and butchers carry but I have worked through things like chicken in pomegranate sauce.

Jubal

I'm wondering if we should have a pinned recipes index in the Kitchen - any thoughts? Also, what would we even index it by, just sort of categorising things or?
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