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Ooooh! Badgers, I used to like those they had them on tap at the Ship and Shovell where the CUK drink used to be. -
Got up put the steak on in the sous vide.
Headed into town for a Sunday market and managed to get some tortilla flour, so will probably test drive me tortilla press at some point.
And lunatic that I am I fired up the egg in a thunderstorm and cooked the cote de boeuf.
Very nice it was too, the sous vide makes all the difference.Comment
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Afternoon all
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On the plus side, I now have a lump of cow to chuck in the oven with some spudsOriginally posted by NickFitz View Post
Bummer
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Laundry done (stuff for ClientCorp wear, that is). Casserole on.
I'm now having a little rest, while marvelling at my ability to do two minor but necessary household chores in just one day
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Is there a post here where most contractors live and where most contractor jobs are? I live in Ealing and I think I should move closer to the city when my rental agreement expires in April.Comment
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You never know, there might be. I would suggest starting here and working your way through the rest of the threadOriginally posted by ujjain View PostIs there a post here where most contractors live and where most contractor jobs are? I live in Ealing and I think I should move closer to the city when my rental agreement expires in April.
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Chicken casserole for me. Again.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
Chilli Con Carne for dinner. With pasta instead of rice.
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