bok
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am in Mahon &bought a fantastic cookbook ...JUPITERMOONCOOKBOOK.COM
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snowleopard
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happens a lot doesn\'t it?
new user, post advertising a product phrased as an interesting discovery.
if i'm wrong, how about filling in some bio?
new user, post advertising a product phrased as an interesting discovery.
if i'm wrong, how about filling in some bio?
bok
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Re: happens a lot doesn\'t it?
s there anything you dont know....can you cook?
Annie
cook on RedRum
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s there anything you dont know....can you cook?
Annie
cook on RedRum
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dralex
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Re: happens a lot doesn\'t it?
I can cook, but does it show you how to get even cooking in a conventional maritime oven, and also how to cook enough bacon for 6 people in one go- are the recipes good for a small galley.
What sort of boat is RedRum just out of interest?
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I can cook, but does it show you how to get even cooking in a conventional maritime oven, and also how to cook enough bacon for 6 people in one go- are the recipes good for a small galley.
What sort of boat is RedRum just out of interest?
<hr width=100% size=1>Life's too short- do it now./forums/images/icons/wink.gif
pragmatist
Well-known member
Bacon etc
If bacon for 6 is your prob have you considered Mike Peyton's solution ? He reputedly has a rectangular fryingpan (or maybe griddle) which goes across both burners. Sounds ideal.
And as for even cooking - will someone out there tell me what the problem is (e.g. details/recipe) cos it's never happened to me. Are you pushing the oven dishes to the back of the oven over the flame ?
<hr width=100% size=1>a pragmatist is an optimist with a boat in the UK
If bacon for 6 is your prob have you considered Mike Peyton's solution ? He reputedly has a rectangular fryingpan (or maybe griddle) which goes across both burners. Sounds ideal.
And as for even cooking - will someone out there tell me what the problem is (e.g. details/recipe) cos it's never happened to me. Are you pushing the oven dishes to the back of the oven over the flame ?
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pessimist
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Re: Bacon etc
If you think its never happened to you, you obviously haven't trie eating what youve cooked.
<hr width=100% size=1>A pessimist is an optimist in full possession of the facts
If you think its never happened to you, you obviously haven't trie eating what youve cooked.
<hr width=100% size=1>A pessimist is an optimist in full possession of the facts
snowleopard
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pessimist???
you're an optimist if you think you're going to get away with that!
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you're an optimist if you think you're going to get away with that!
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peterb
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Re: Bacon etc
You must follow the same rule as we do: cook doesn't wash up. It's the washer-up that gets the full force of the burnt-on bits.
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You must follow the same rule as we do: cook doesn't wash up. It's the washer-up that gets the full force of the burnt-on bits.
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janeK
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Re: Bacon etc
made me chuckle ....... do you two ever agree????
<hr width=100% size=1>If work was so good, the rich would have kept more of it for themselves.
made me chuckle ....... do you two ever agree????
<hr width=100% size=1>If work was so good, the rich would have kept more of it for themselves.
pragmatist
Well-known member
Rubber truncheons for supper
I am aware that this is a misquote from TH White but you get my gist - no more bacon sarnies or roast chickens for you my lad !
<hr width=100% size=1>a pragmatist is an optimist with a boat in the UK
I am aware that this is a misquote from TH White but you get my gist - no more bacon sarnies or roast chickens for you my lad !
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pragmatist
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Re: Bacon etc
Occasionally ! fortunately on the greater things in life - such as which boat to buy. Mind you I did throw a wobbly when he got interested in a Moody with smart pink upholstery but no lee cloths ! Men ...
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Occasionally ! fortunately on the greater things in life - such as which boat to buy. Mind you I did throw a wobbly when he got interested in a Moody with smart pink upholstery but no lee cloths ! Men ...
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pessimist
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Re: Rubber truncheons for supper
Is that a threat or a promise?
<hr width=100% size=1>A pessimist is an optimist in full possession of the facts
Is that a threat or a promise?
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pragmatist
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Cheeky s*b
Plainly I'm just too nice to you - since the onions are currently frying on the Rayburn (instead of the Flavel) I reserve the right to choose ...
<hr width=100% size=1>a pragmatist is an optimist with a boat in the UK - but serious about not being in the UK !
Plainly I'm just too nice to you - since the onions are currently frying on the Rayburn (instead of the Flavel) I reserve the right to choose ...
<hr width=100% size=1>a pragmatist is an optimist with a boat in the UK - but serious about not being in the UK !
pragmatist
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Re: Bacon etc
Peter - pessimist doesn't know how to wash up - unless I'm away and it's been 4 days in the sink ! Down-trodden, moi ?
<hr width=100% size=1>a pragmatist is an optimist with a boat in the UK - but serious about not being in the UK !
Peter - pessimist doesn't know how to wash up - unless I'm away and it's been 4 days in the sink ! Down-trodden, moi ?
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peterb
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Re: Bacon etc
Always part of my Yachtmaster courses (saves me being caught).
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Always part of my Yachtmaster courses (saves me being caught).
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pragmatist
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Re: Bacon etc
Aah ! Didn't realise there was something to recommend RYA courses - but this sounds _good_ ! Training males to wash up - now there's a reason for the RYA (sorry - sour ?)
<hr width=100% size=1>a pragmatist is an optimist with a boat in the UK - but serious about not being in the UK !
Aah ! Didn't realise there was something to recommend RYA courses - but this sounds _good_ ! Training males to wash up - now there's a reason for the RYA (sorry - sour ?)
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dralex
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Re: Bacon etc
Are you two on separate computers or are you in the same room- very entertaining whatever the answer. I still never found the definitive answer to the relationship between pessimist and pragmamtist- I think I stopped reading the post when the answers became too cryptic.
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Are you two on separate computers or are you in the same room- very entertaining whatever the answer. I still never found the definitive answer to the relationship between pessimist and pragmamtist- I think I stopped reading the post when the answers became too cryptic.
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Nickel
Member
Re: Bacon etc
I suspect, just from having read the brief exchange above, that if you specialised in psychiatric medicine, you'd find they were two halves of a perfectly schizophrenic personality /forums/images/icons/crazy.gif!
Only joking!
[Mad manic laughter echoes around cyberspace!]
<hr width=100% size=1>Nickel
Being paranoid simply means - having all the facts.
I suspect, just from having read the brief exchange above, that if you specialised in psychiatric medicine, you'd find they were two halves of a perfectly schizophrenic personality /forums/images/icons/crazy.gif!
Only joking!
[Mad manic laughter echoes around cyberspace!]
<hr width=100% size=1>Nickel
Being paranoid simply means - having all the facts.
