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[The Moan Ranger]

A big thumbs up to JOM for "glisters".

[Just One More]

It's that Shakespeare bloke, couldn't spell his name, can't spell glitters, what a wankah eh 

[Nick]

It's the 14th century spelling, ackchooly, though the quote is from the Merchant of Venice

[Darwins Selection]

It's the 14th century spelling, ackchooly, though the quote is from the Merchant of Venice

You should always get 2 quotes. 

[Nick]

 

[Just One More]

@ JOM

    I'm waiting on your sprout experiment.  The chestnuts are bootiful;  make a X with a sharp knife to pierce the skin then 30 mins in a hot oven ...   

You used the "BBC Food" destructions too, lovely by themselves and they worked fantastic with the sprouts and pancetta. Thanks Miss T   

They will be on the menu on Sunday but one lesson was learnt, they were a bit soft for my liking, so I'll barely boil the sprouts cos I like them firm and the couple of minutes with the wine and other bits will be just perfick

[Nick]

Shouldn't this be in the  sprouts thread? 

[Miss Demeanour]

Tis best to shred the sprouts and not cook them whole  ....pine nuts are also a good alternative if no chestnuts available 

[Nick]

 

[Miss Demeanour]

Best not to take the sprouts thread off topic though 

[Nick]

 

[Just One More]

Are sprouts not on your list of foods of wrongness then Miss D 

[Miss Demeanour]

Oh noes ...I enjoys them 

[Miss Creant Commander of the picklement and baking BAb(Hons)]

It's the 14th century spelling, ackchooly, though the quote is from the Merchant of Venice

I thought you could only use the word glisters when applying the Mortimer Variations on Nidd and you have a didder concealed in your left hand.


Yours sincerely

Mrs Trellis
North Wales

[Just One More]

I can confirm that most of my didder was concealed in my left hand, and no knitted accessories were being worn