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Old Jan 9th 2012, 10:39 pm
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Okay no problem, and while its an incredibly simply recipe it'll take a bit to type it all out, so I'll try and get it done this afternoon or evening.
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Okay no problem, and while its an incredibly simply recipe it'll take a bit to type it all out, so I'll try and get it done this afternoon or evening.
and a recipe for a nice balti pie if you have one
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Old Jan 9th 2012, 10:58 pm
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Originally Posted by Alan2005
If I ever get invited to a pot luck I'm going to take booze and drink it myself on my own in a corner.
Our first Pot Luck was at some Mormon friends who we met just after we arrived here. Wine would have been a rather awkward offering, so I would not advise it unless you are sure of the host's religious beliefs
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Old Jan 9th 2012, 10:59 pm
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and a recipe for a nice balti pie if you have one
Nope can't be arsed so I just get from the pie shop although they aren't really balti ones.
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Old Jan 9th 2012, 11:35 pm
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Nope can't be arsed so I just get from the pie shop although they aren't really balti ones.
I have not had a nice balti pie, or any decent pie in 3 years. Think I will make one.

Steak and kidney would be nice too.
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Old Jan 10th 2012, 5:32 pm
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Our first Pot Luck was at some Mormon friends who we met just after we arrived here. Wine would have been a rather awkward offering, so I would not advise it unless you are sure of the host's religious beliefs
Selfish bastards. We took homemade beef burgers to our veggie friends party. **** 'em.
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Old Jan 10th 2012, 9:33 pm
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Selfish bastards. We took homemade beef burgers to our veggie friends party. **** 'em.
There was a teatotal vegan jewish woman at the pot luck we went to, everybody kept wishing her a happy harmonica. I thought maybe she's in a band or something.
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Old Jan 11th 2012, 11:36 am
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There was a teatotal vegan jewish woman at the pot luck we went to, everybody kept wishing her a happy harmonica. I thought maybe she's in a band or something.
That is just tooo tooo awful!

You lot have sold me on Pot Lucks now, I can't wait to be invited to my first! Oddly, my husband didn't know what one was either....aren't we going to have a life of adventure in Canada!

Steak and Kidney pie for me for tea, made the steak and kidney on Monday evening with a bottle of Guiness in the gravy, only take the trouble in winter, but love it when I do. I love winter cooking.
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Old Jan 11th 2012, 3:42 pm
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I feel pot lucky. My friends and acquaintances don't do pot lucks. If invited to a gathering, dinner, party, BBQ, etc, the host provides the food and drink. We do bring booze though out of politeness.

You're all hanging out with weirdo's

Anyway, leftover home made burger (beef, grated courgette, grated carrot, grated onion, little bit of grated cheese, & seasoning) for lunch today.
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Lunch is a rushed affair. Jacobs cream crackers, some with cream cheese, some with slices of Double Gloucester and Stilton. Maybe a mini toblerone to finish.
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Excuse me but thread drift alert. There's a perfectly good thread for discussions about your lunchtime choices otherwise you'll just confuse people.
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Excuse me but thread drift alert. There's a perfectly good thread for discussions about your lunchtime choices otherwise you'll just confuse people.
Oh. I apologise profusely. I take back all mention of my crackers.

Tonight, I am having crab bake and potatoes.
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Old Jan 11th 2012, 5:07 pm
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Oh. I apologise profusely. I take back all mention of my crackers.

Tonight, I am having crab bake and potatoes.
No need to apologize but thats very well mannered of you. Is the crab fresh or canned? Not sure what type of crab you get in Ontario? I got six large ones in one trap the other day. For all those having trouble making friends in Canada, get yourself a boat and go crabbing, the locals will instantly be your best friend if you have any to give away.
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Old Jan 11th 2012, 5:08 pm
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I'm off to Vij's for tea tonight.
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Old Jan 11th 2012, 5:16 pm
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I'm off to Vij's for tea tonight.
Posh git.

HID is at a meeting tonight so she won't be home to cook my tea so it'll be cheap Wednesday chicken wings at Earls.
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