We actually bought that in England, along side this one:Just noticed your Famous Grouse jug and recalled being at their distillery on a bus tour in Scotland
We actually bought that in England, along side this one:Just noticed your Famous Grouse jug and recalled being at their distillery on a bus tour in Scotland
I am the same, but since I discovered the fruity kind I have come round a bit because the tartness of the fruit makes it less heavy. I can write the recipe down for you if you like?Tiramisu I can usually take it or leave it, but that looks stunning! I’d skip the main meal to have more of that!
Please do!I am the same, but since I discovered the fruity kind I have come round a bit because the tartness of the fruit makes it less heavy. I can write the recipe down for you if you like?
Here you are:Please do!
Thanks!Here you are:
Recipe - Improvised raspberry & Disaronno tiramisu
Morning Glory
Recipe - Easy cream of asparagus soup
Here's the one you requested as well.
Looks nice, don't suppose it's hospital food?At lunch after wife’s doc’s appointment:
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You know I’m in the Cincy area becausethere’s tartar sauce for the fries, without asking. Local tradition.
You're only the second person that I know of that puts Black Pepper on their Fries/Chips... you and my DHAt lunch after wife’s doc’s appointment:
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You know I’m in the Cincy area becausethere’s tartar sauce for the fries, without asking. Local tradition.
No, from a local area chain, Frisch’s (the same place where I had on Monday breakfast and posted that.Looks nice, don't suppose it's hospital food?
I always pepper my fries! Also, another local tradition, but not a huge one, is to use seasoned salt instead of regular salt. All the tables at this place have the restaurant’s own branded seasoned salt sitting out.You're only the second person that I know of that puts Black Pepper on their Fries/Chips... you and my DH