Boil a massive ham in Coke ( and vegetables ) then roast it studded with cloves and covered in marmalade mixed with whisky
Then die and go immediately to heaven
Match Day Thread Lithuania v England
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Boil a massive ham in Coke ( and vegetables ) then roast it studded with cloves and covered in marmalade mixed with whisky
Then die and go immediately to heaven
I feel like I'm missing out, no matter how ****ing good that roast beef was!
yeah it's gone over your head
have you really gone and quoted some posts from a game nearly 7 months ago though?
I've quoted a post from several months ago, yes.
And it quite clearly shows your opinion of the man, am I correct?
The other posts are from the other night at the other England match.
Yeah I've had ham boiled in Coke, it was spot on but this was the first time we'd roasted beef in it, absolutely beautiful it was, and the gravy was the best I've ever tasted.
Why US IPA?
This Boon Doggle by Ringwood Brewery is supposed to be a light fruity affair affectionately crafted to savour and satisfy. Best enjoyed with afew nuts... so cheers lads
Did Wrighty start wearing those glasses in an effort to be taken seriously? If so it ain't working.
Eh? He's a knob for sure. Not sure wherei've said otherwise.
But that doesn't mean i'm not chuffed he's scoring for the side 'm supporting.
I shall instruct the chef / wife to give that a go
Sounds good
Are there Walnut farmers then? I may grow a Walnut tree **** it.
Peanuts are - I think - legumes/pea family.
I just found a rare-ish American Black Walnut. I.D'd it from the RHS website, Trees for Life, and a U.S. university site.
There's a walnut tree in my neighbour's garden, but the grey squirrels robbed it. Some more in the forbidden woods behind my house, but I'm admitting nowt...
We had a walnut tree in the garden of our last house, ****ing squirrels always got to them before us.
U.S. IPA is completely different to English IPA
Not better, but totally different
Tastes very citrusy, almost grapefruit taste
I accept that might sound foul but it really isn't. Try it. Goose Island from Chicago nice or any of the the Flying Dog ones ( from Maryland)
Pretty slow-growing trees, Chazz. A good spell before you get your nuts, so to speak.
Erm - how old are you now?
Bloody Juglans regia, coming over here from Persia, making an imposing and handsome forest tree. Producing delicious nuts and providing a timber that cannot be bettered for fine cabinet and veneer work. Being more versatile than our native trees.
Sent the buggars back to where they came from.
That's what I say.
I get loads offered to me by farmers, they just have them on their land! Smaller and not so shiny shell! But a lot sweeter!
They are yes. This is why i have to go to pub or come on here. Knowledge.
Airgun.
Will give it a go.
Ye they grow to 40 ft so I'm changing my mind and I'll be dead.
That's ****ing typical of you.
Taking an honest Walnut farmers job away from him.
Buy your nuts from Aldi or Tesco.
Ya ****.
Forbidden woods? You're in Norfolk?
Kinell you're Lizzie and Phil's neighbour??