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What did you cook or eat today (October 2024)?
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Attention my American Culinary Friends - if you continue to scroll down to see what I've just had for lunch then you must agree to NOT LAUGH or GIGGLE etc. and simply act your age!! 
Sometimes we are separated by a common language and things have very different meanings...
West Country faggots are basically a very light meatball made from minced off cuts such as heart liver and offal etc. with a bit of onion and then cooked in a very tasty gravy. They go very well with mash and veg such as carrots.
Sometimes we are separated by a common language and things have very different meanings...West Country faggots are basically a very light meatball made from minced off cuts such as heart liver and offal etc. with a bit of onion and then cooked in a very tasty gravy. They go very well with mash and veg such as carrots.
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I think most, if not all, of those on this site know what faggots are in relation to food. I'd laugh more about Mr. Brain's personally.Attention my American Culinary Friends - if you continue to scroll down to see what I've just had for lunch then you must agree to NOT LAUGH or GIGGLE etc. and simply act your age!!
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West Country faggots are basically a very light meatball made from minced off cuts such as heart liver and offal etc. with a bit of onion and then cooked in a very tasty gravy. They go very well with mash and veg such as carrots.
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We had the faggot conversation not too long ago and Mr Brains came up thenAttention my American Culinary Friends - if you continue to scroll down to see what I've just had for lunch then you must agree to NOT LAUGH or GIGGLE etc. and simply act your age!!
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West Country faggots are basically a very light meatball made from minced off cuts such as heart liver and offal etc. with a bit of onion and then cooked in a very tasty gravy. They go very well with mash and veg such as carrots.
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I wasn't sure if it had come up before and I thought it would inject a little humourWe had the faggot conversation not too long ago and Mr Brains came up then
Eating brains is always funnyI wasn't sure if it had come up before and I thought it would inject a little humour
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Actually, that's on my to-do list - I came across an old Scottish recipe for Brain Croquettes that I'd like to try...Eating brains is always funny
Intriguing. Link?
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It was on the Internet Archive in their free online Library. Unfortunately I can't give you a link as it is down at the moment due to them having a cyber attack the other day.
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I can't use it if it's left at home! Our first meal on vacation was "home" made pizza. I made sourdough soft pretzels Tuesday night.
I do have some in the fridge at home in case something happens to the Kraken I.
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She's looking at the inside of the refrigerator right now.
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Yes.I think most, if not all, of those on this site know what faggots are in relation to food. I'd laugh more about Mr. Brain's personally.
My brothers proclaimed me spawn of the devil for asking for mayonnaise for my tots.
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Who doesn't like a bit of crackling (nudge, nudge, wink, wink, say no more)! Monty Python reference there...
Served with my favourite vegetable (Stringless Beans - part of the same family as Runner Beans) along with some Alphabites that were on special offer the other week!
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Leftover (scratch made) macaroni and cheese topped with eggs for breakfast.