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For my dinner, with lot of onion gravy.
What are you cooking?
Alt Q: What is the best-day-out-atrraction-type-thing in the UK, in your opinion?
(, Mon 16 Aug 2010, 18:45, 15 replies, latest was 16 years ago)
Just a really basic tomato sauce over some pasta for me as I'm in work later.
I know a great Beatles them park. It's called Liverpool.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2010, 18:52, Reply)

I started off with the idea of carbonara, but the bacon wouldn't crisp up, so I thought "Fuck it", I then thought I'd add some garlic because I like garlic, I then thought I'd add some mushrooms and tenderstem brocilli, but realised they'd just stick to the pan 'cus there is no liquid in there, and I'd want it to flavour the source, so I plonked in some cream and thought It Needs Cheese so I added some blue cheese and thought "Oh shit, Parmasan would be better", so I added that too. I then remembered the egg yolks, so I took it off the heat and added the pasta, but the egg yolks looked really not-cooked, that they would be slimey, so I cooked it a bit more and it was too thick so I added some water, but it was then to watery, so I simmered it and prayed I didn't end up with Scrambled Egg Sauce, and then it looked OK, so I served it and now I've got whatever this thing is.
It's not bad though.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2010, 19:38, Reply)
ive got gin tonic and a whole fucking bag of haribo right here baby
(, Mon 16 Aug 2010, 20:01, Reply)
It was really good. If you add the water front of Bristol to it, you get a grand day out.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2010, 20:45, Reply)
and petit pois. I wish I'd run a slice of bread around the pan afterwards too, since I seared it in olive oil and chopped garlic.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2010, 21:46, Reply)
I did a roast for the BF last night so tonight I had jacket spud (cooked in the time honoured"sling in oven, walk dog, two pints" tradition), chicken leg, coleslaw and roasted sweetcorn.........
Only been to Alton Towers and not recently so can't possibly say!
(, Mon 16 Aug 2010, 21:56, Reply)
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