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*side with MoC but with a lil nutmeg*
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:36,
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*Runs off to remove haddock from pan of mulled wine on the stove!*
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:48,
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mulled haddock! I'm lucky enough to know a master butcher from NZ and he's giving me some of his secret recipe mutton ham this evening:D
The demand line goes; Him, Me, the culinary press:D
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:50,
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The demand line goes; Him, Me, the culinary press:D
I do get the impression you have your own suppliers (maybe like the butchers in League of Gentleman):P
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 18:03,
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*ching ching*
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:37,
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which people found cute when they thought about them in a nostalgic haze, but couldn't be arsed to actually shop at and didn't value more than they valued supermarket discounts.
If that's the sort of thing you had in mind.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:44,
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If that's the sort of thing you had in mind.
In the US, and happening more now in the UK, they unit cost are hammered down so much they farmholders are forced to sell their land, the lands are bought up by the comglomerates and then the landowners are made sub-miniums wages empoloyees on their own lands.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:49,
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(Although farming is just weird anyway from a free enterprise point of view due to to subsidies and shit.)
My Asda sells locally produced eggs, which I always buy, for reasons which escape me (I guess I've been successfully marketed to by brand image). And there are all the niche strategies for making a farm into a successful business by selling something unique. If you're just churning out the same old butter* as everybody else then you don't really deserve to make money, since you aren't doing anything special.
...anyway I have to go and watch some horror films now, see you later.
*yes I know that would probably be made in an industrial dairy rather than a farm, unless it was really classy butter, but I left it in for rhetoric.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:59,
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My Asda sells locally produced eggs, which I always buy, for reasons which escape me (I guess I've been successfully marketed to by brand image). And there are all the niche strategies for making a farm into a successful business by selling something unique. If you're just churning out the same old butter* as everybody else then you don't really deserve to make money, since you aren't doing anything special.
...anyway I have to go and watch some horror films now, see you later.
*yes I know that would probably be made in an industrial dairy rather than a farm, unless it was really classy butter, but I left it in for rhetoric.
level of wages regardsless to quality.
If the quality is shite thewqages will be less.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 18:08,
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If the quality is shite thewqages will be less.
you came and you gave without taking.tra la
it's good for break-ups.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:37,
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it's good for break-ups.
aged brandy then it is actually better with a good port.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:45,
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I motion that you send me a doodle to make me feel better about being deaf :D
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:33,
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But when I get a sec over the weekend I will, promise.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:35,
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And have much jape induced fun at your work do!
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:36,
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When I get some money.
I have never had eggnog!
Woo
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:34,
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I have never had eggnog!
Woo
The only times I have ever been in America has been outside of the Christmas season and no-one I know in England drinks it ever :(
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:35,
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sort of killed it off in the few areas it was still made in the UK.
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Bloddy Edwina Currie! I still don't know how John Major brought himself to boff her :D
And also, that sex show that her daughter used to present, could they have chosen a less appealing woman to present a sex show?
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:39,
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And also, that sex show that her daughter used to present, could they have chosen a less appealing woman to present a sex show?
And of course, when I say rusty water, I actually mean the raging fucking horn!
Lo Sir! How do?
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:35,
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Lo Sir! How do?
how do sir?
I am in need of some new eyes, but the weekend is here and i am all ready drinking
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:38,
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I am in need of some new eyes, but the weekend is here and i am all ready drinking
I am off to get myself some boozes in a minute, but I have to set myself on fire first so I wont get cold.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:40,
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Therefore, I will have to buy some at the shop, when I am there, thus defeating the object!
*sets fire to self*
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:43,
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*sets fire to self*
I've always wanted to try eggnog, but I hadn't realised it was made with brandy, I'm really intolerant to it apparently so now it seems I shall never get to sup the fatty nectar!
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:36,
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And also, the alcohol is to make it adult eggnog I believe. So you can have it without.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:36,
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you shall now make Albondigas at the weekend!
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:42,
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Without the alchol it is just an 18th Century posset. (Which are still very nice)
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:39,
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So it appears that I have had Eggnog then, just by another name! And it still smelledtasted as sweet :D
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:41,
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is your basic Custard recipe - so you are drinking a glass of custard and then by adding Alcohol you have Custard in a cup with a kick!
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:43,
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but a basic custard recipe would require a lot less milk than that for that amount of eggs.
Roughly 200mls milk with 6 eggs would be about right. Also, custard needs more sugar :D
But the ingredients, yes!
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:46,
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Roughly 200mls milk with 6 eggs would be about right. Also, custard needs more sugar :D
But the ingredients, yes!
I will have to start learning how to make stuff from scratch.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:51,
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unless you are making something special, it isn'y necessarily worth making your own custard. It isn't as simple as it sounds, and you are more than likely to cook the eggs too quickly if you aren't careful. The reason that Birds and such are so succesful is simply because their custard is so good.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 18:09,
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I have had it made with rum and it worked just as well
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:37,
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and thank you kindly for this public service announcement :D
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:41,
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I've always wondered what eggnog was, I knew it contained alcohol and eggs in some sort of quality but this means I have the intructions to create this stuff which sounds like a glass full of lovely.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:37,
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before adding to the milk or do you have to boil them all together?
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:40,
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When making custard.
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:50,
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My love of food is mostly history / archaeology based so I tend to get lost with 20th Century stuff :D
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Fri 12 Dec 2008, 17:53,
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HOW DO I SOLVE FOR B?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
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