Rocklobster
Legendary Member
Swedish meatballs.
Recipe please?
Copy Me That - DONE!!
Couldn't understand the guy.
Russ
It could have been worse, could have been Scottish lol.That's cajun English. I'm used to it, but it can be hard for people not used to it to understand. I think he poured it on pretty thick, because it was part of his TV persona. In private, his cajun accent was possibly a bit more low key.
CD
It could have been worse, could have been Scottish lol.
Russ
We spent 3 weeks in Scotland, my wife was the interpreter, she has more patient. Lol. I never understood anything I was told.I was driving down the West coast of England once, and got lost somewhere near the industrial cities there. I stoped at a petrol station for directions. The cashier was very friendly, and gave me directions. I didn't understand anything she said. I said "Thank you" and left just as lost as before.
CD
Close. The balls are a foodservice product I bring in to make frozen meals. Not bad. I use our house beef gravy that I make for a few different meals and then finish them with Allspice, Nutmeg and sour cream. These are a few left over ones I brought home from a batch I made up today at the shop. Too tired to cook from scratch tonight.Homemade or IKEA?
CD
Took me awhile to realize “coo-be-yun ” was court Bouillon.He did have a very heavy accent.
Close. The balls are a foodservice product I bring in to make frozen meals. Not bad. I use our house beef gravy that I make for a few different meals and then finish them with Allspice, Nutmeg and sour cream. These are a few left over ones I brought home from a batch I made up today at the shop. Too tired to cook from scratch tonight.