Sprout posted:Oh hell. The Rev's not doing so well
It's ok ...no one goes today 
Sprout posted:Oh hell. The Rev's not doing so well
he's angel winging it
Kaytee posted:Leila is overdoing the cockney sparra thing
I can't stand her
Kaffs posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs
We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
I literally laughed out loud at that!
Kaytee posted:Leila is overdoing the cockney sparra thing
cockney buzzard innit
Cosmopolitan posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
Mum & Nan used to when we had a glut of cookers - back in the year dot.
Never to be repeated since the 1970's
My mum made endless apple pies.....they were lovely, but you did get tired of it
Cosmopolitan posted:Kaytee posted:Leila is overdoing the cockney sparra thing
cockney buzzard innit
Summat like thaht
Kaffs posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs
We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
Same here 
And iron a handkerchief
All going down the local cafe afterwards
I guess that guy is hungry
Kaytee posted:Cosmopolitan posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
Mum & Nan used to when we had a glut of cookers - back in the year dot.
Never to be repeated since the 1970's
My mum made endless apple pies.....they were lovely, but you did get tired of it
My mam was a tart woman.....if I can phrase it like that 
Kaytee posted:Cosmopolitan posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
Mum & Nan used to when we had a glut of cookers - back in the year dot.
Never to be repeated since the 1970's
My mum made endless apple pies.....they were lovely, but you did get tired of it
So did my mum , although she did vary it every now and then with blackberry and apple
Baz posted:Kaffs posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs
We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
Same here
our ironing lesson was ironing the cooking apron we had to make in needlework...
Sprout posted:Kaytee posted:Cosmopolitan posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
Mum & Nan used to when we had a glut of cookers - back in the year dot.
Never to be repeated since the 1970's
My mum made endless apple pies.....they were lovely, but you did get tired of it
My mam was a tart woman.....if I can phrase it like that
,
Kaffs posted:We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
my first meal was shepherd's pie... and my Christmas cake was the cornerstone on the A66 bridge at Keswick 
Baz posted:Kaffs posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs
We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
Same here
Never ever did HE.....we did Latin and Greek when that was going on
Kaffs posted:Baz posted:Kaffs posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs
We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
Same here
our ironing lesson was ironing the cooking apron we had to make in needlework...
That as well....although I got kicked out of needlework ....
Kaffs posted:our ironing lesson was ironing the cooking apron we had to make in needlework...
Did you go to the same school as me!
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
my first meal was shepherd's pie... and my Christmas cake was the cornerstone on the A66 bridge at Keswick
Clientele isn't fussy
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
my first meal was shepherd's pie... and my Christmas cake was the cornerstone on the A66 bridge at Keswick
Kaffs posted:our ironing lesson was ironing the cooking apron we had to make in needlework...
gingham
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Kaffs posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs
We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
Same here
Never ever did HE.....we did Latin and Greek when that was going on
Ours was just domestic science ,
Sprout posted:Kaffs posted:our ironing lesson was ironing the cooking apron we had to make in needlework...
Did you go to the same school as me!
same year probably - national curriculum?
Vegetable mush!
Kaffs posted:Baz posted:Kaffs posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs
We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
Same here
our ironing lesson was ironing the cooking apron we had to make in needlework...
I wasn't allowed in the needlework class. Sharp objects..
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:our ironing lesson was ironing the cooking apron we had to make in needlework...
gingham
Baz posted:Kaytee posted:Cosmopolitan posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
Mum & Nan used to when we had a glut of cookers - back in the year dot.
Never to be repeated since the 1970's
My mum made endless apple pies.....they were lovely, but you did get tired of it
So did my mum , although she did vary it every now and then with blackberry and apple
There was gooseberry sometimes and rhubarb....I looked forward to those, but when she had a lot of eggs she made a great custard tart, nice and heavy on the nutmeg lol
Baz posted:Ours was just domestic science
we were kicked out for a month for making cupcakes and flogging them 
Flippin eck!
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Kaffs posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs
We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
Same here
Never ever did HE.....we did Latin and Greek when that was going on
OOh - get you! Our language classes didn't clash - it was cookery or needlework in first year and you swapped disciplines in second year. Meanwhile the boys did metalwork or woodwork.
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:our ironing lesson was ironing the cooking apron we had to make in needlework...
gingham
..bit of cross stitching in each corner and cord threaded through to make the ties.
Oh heck.....a yoghurt pot lid in that guy's food
Cosmopolitan posted:Kaffs posted:Baz posted:Kaffs posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaffs posted:does anybody make baked apples? I remember it was a dish in first year home ec at high school and never made one since.
not me...and we never had then at school neither Kaffs
We were taught how to scramble eggs, bake an apple and which cheese toasted best. No bearing on real life at all.. never mentioned M & S once!
Same here
our ironing lesson was ironing the cooking apron we had to make in needlework...
I wasn't allowed in the needlework class. Sharp objects..
we had a girl like you - she was barricaded in behind three desks.
Cosmopolitan posted:gingham
..bit of cross stitching in each corner and cord threaded through to make the ties.
they must have sold million of the same pattern
pasta and veg looks horrible
