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I thought he'd killed his girlfriend and made salami out of her, or something like thatOriginally posted by Bunk View PostI see HyperD is mincing around again
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One thing I have noticed from the BGE FB group is they don't half go to town on cheap meats and some of their recipes for bacon sound awful. How much fecking herbs and spices????Comment
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Should be pulling into East mids 9.45ishOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostHow long's the journey?
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Well that was excellent fun. Dead easy to make once you know how and the guy teaching the course was very good at explaining the hows and whys and wherefores.Originally posted by DaveB View PostRight, time to bugger off and go learn how to make sausages.
Xmas prezzie from MrsB.
The School Of Artisan Food
Kilo of plain pork and a kilo of garlic and smoked paprika made. They cooked up a batch made with the basic recipe while we practised some more and made our own. Best bloody sausages I've ever tasted. Just cooked up a batch at home and they are just as good. Apparently they get even better once they have been rested overnight.
On the plus side MrsB likes them so much she won't complain when I buy a mincer and stuffer
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Southern comfort for me. Best cure for the lurgy.Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostHome and enjoying a vinoComment
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