WTF of the day

[d000hg]

Ugh. Tried one when young - "I'd love a burger for lunch at work and we have a microwave in the canteen" - and even then was disappointed, and that's from someone who quite likes fast-food.

I have found that if you cook decent burgers for dinner and have any left over, these CAN be re-heated next day and stuck in a bun for quite reasonable results.

[d000hg]

I'm a bit of a stick in the mud when it comes to roast dinners.
Also there would be an armed revolt if i didn't do home made Yorkshires - which are really easy to do anyway.
I agree that mashed potatoes are a bit faffy, but are easier to do since i dispensed with boiling them and just steam them days. Steaming veg is much better.
I still write a plan of timings when i do a big lunch - like Christmas or Easter.
Just like i was taught at school

It's the peeling I can't stand - I am the world's slowest peeler.

[doodab]

It's the peeling I can't stand - I am the world's slowest peeler.

This is why people have children. Or at least it's why my parents did. I could do a whole roast dinner by the time I was 14.

[DirtyDog]

This is why people have children. Or at least it's why my parents did. I could do a whole roast dinner by the time I was 14.

Does that include cutting a cross into the bottom of each sprout?

[mudskipper]

This is why people have children. Or at least it's why my parents did. I could do a whole roast dinner by the time I was 14.

My son is cannier - he massacres vegetables so badly that I've stopped asking him to do it.

[RedSauce]

Does that include cutting a cross into the bottom of each sprout?

I believe the consensus now is the cross is not necessary

[suityou01]

I believe the consensus now is the cross is not necessary

Why do school dinner ladies always boil the arse off peas?

[Old Greg]

Why do school dinner ladies always boil the arse off peas?

Why do you eat peas cooked by school dinner ladies?

[doodab]

Does that include cutting a cross into the bottom of each sprout?

I don't do sprouts. Revolting things.

[vetran]

I believe the consensus now is the cross is not necessary

It is otherwise the stem/core is solid even when the sprout is mush.