Been out all day anything new?

No gold wheels here Grumpy,and your thinking of the wrong scooby, my nickname comes from the cartoon Scooby Doo!!!!

I seen a lot of it on the farm today so I thought I get rid of some

Tgwu wrote:

I seen a lot of it on the farm today so I thought I get rid of some

What, gold wheels? Lol

Peggy wrote:

Iggy wrote:

I had pan fried Gurnard with mash, peas and a white wine fennel and cream sauce, it was bleddy lovely.

Now that's something I've always wanted to know. How can anything be fried if it wasn't done in a pan?

Tomorrow I might have ovenbaked haricot beans in a tomato coulis, served over a lightly grilled crusty pain. That's the fancy cooking version, anyway.

(Which reminds me, quite naturally, of Billy Connolly's rant about menu language. Potatoes of the Night, anybody?)

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I share your crusty pain Pegs! I do agree with you, Sea Bass is the one that gets me.

i count myself lucky if the wife brings in a lump of coal for tea

i need to move back to the coast...

There are several species of Bass, including fresh water ones.

"Nice cup of tea" gets me.

Actually Gran, I was going to make you a horrible cup of tea, but as you've asked for a nice one, I shall indeed make you a "nice cup of tea" instead.

Mapperley, darling wrote:

i count myself lucky if the wife brings in a lump of coal for tea

You were lucky. We lived for three months in a paper bag in a septic tank. We used to have to get up at six in the morning, clean the paper bag, eat a crust of stale bread, go to work down t' mill, fourteen hours a day, week-in week-out, for sixpence a week, and when we got home our Dad would thrash us to sleep wi' his belt.

SirCumfrance wrote:

There are several species of Bass, including fresh water ones.

"Nice cup of tea" gets me.

Actually Gran, I was going to make you a horrible cup of tea, but as you've asked for a nice one, I shall indeed make you a "nice cup of tea" instead.

Not here there aren't, you're mixing us up with the USA.