Originally Posted by Pengy:
was the snail the house pet? 
Possibly
Originally Posted by Baz:
A hair , snail and dirty cutlery 
Perfect innit!
Red head makes me laugh.
Originally Posted by Amythist:
Originally Posted by Baz:
A hair , snail and dirty cutlery
Perfect innit!
Sure is!
her partner didn't like her jerk chicken cos he ran off with someone else she's comedy gold
Originally Posted by Pengy:
her partner didn't like her jerk chicken cos he ran off with someone else she's comedy gold
I like her.
Her or the vicar to win...oh no onesies....Bah
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Amythist:
Originally Posted by Baz:
A hair , snail and dirty cutlery
Perfect innit!
I'm hoping the redhead and vicar tie for the lead .....shame Mr perfect didn't tie for last place !
That would have been perfect.
Hmm with regard to mashed potatoes. I hate using a masher, so years ago after Delia Smith recommended, I tried using an electric mixer as less effort. I found it far too gloopy as someone else mentioned here.
However I now use a ricer. Much easier but as long as you do not overcook your potatoes still nice reasonably firm mash. I would never go back to a masher now.
Favourite things to add to my mash, plain yoghurt, sour cream, creme fraiche for my plain mash.
Also I love garlic, cheese, mustard or pea and mint mash. mmmmmm Although I personally like experimenting with whatever food I have to hand to add to mash. Some nice results, some not so nice.
The French rather than our mash however do a potato puree, much softer. I did have some nice flavoured versions over there, however I still prefer the good old British mash. Apart from roast potatoes mash is my hero.
Mashtastic 
toilet talk at the table 
Originally Posted by Lili:
Hmm with regard to mashed potatoes. I hate using a masher, so years ago after Delia Smith recommended, I tried using an electric mixer as less effort. I found it far too gloopy as someone else mentioned here.
However I now use a ricer. Much easier but as long as you do not overcook your potatoes still nice reasonably firm mash. I would never go back to a masher now.
Favourite things to add to my mash, plain yoghurt, sour cream, creme fraiche for my plain mash.
Also I love garlic, cheese, mustard or pea and mint mash. mmmmmm Although I personally like experimenting with whatever food I have to hand to add to mash. Some nice results, some not so nice.
The French rather than our mash however do a potato puree, much softer. I did have some nice flavoured versions over there, however I still prefer the good old British mash. Apart from roast potatoes mash is my hero.
Mashtastic
Hi Lili 
pea and mint mash sounds yummy
Originally Posted by Baz:
Oh dear ..the vicars is a bit tight 
and Emmanuel looks like his nanny or his mummy dressed him - bitty 
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Oh dear ..the vicars is a bit tight
and Emmanuel looks like his nanny or his mummy dressed him - bitty
Originally Posted by Lili:
Hmm with regard to mashed potatoes. I hate using a masher, so years ago after Delia Smith recommended, I tried using an electric mixer as less effort. I found it far too gloopy as someone else mentioned here.
However I now use a ricer. Much easier but as long as you do not overcook your potatoes still nice reasonably firm mash. I would never go back to a masher now.
Favourite things to add to my mash, plain yoghurt, sour cream, creme fraiche for my plain mash.
Also I love garlic, cheese, mustard or pea and mint mash. mmmmmm Although I personally like experimenting with whatever food I have to hand to add to mash. Some nice results, some not so nice.
The French rather than our mash however do a potato puree, much softer. I did have some nice flavoured versions over there, however I still prefer the good old British mash. Apart from roast potatoes mash is my hero.
Mashtastic
I'm with you on the ricer, Lilli. it's probably my favourite kitchen gadget.
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Oh dear ..the vicars is a bit tight
and Emmanuel looks like his nanny or his mummy dressed him - bitty
eeewww
Originally Posted by Baz:
I reckon she could pull this off
Yep
Originally Posted by Baz:
I reckon she could pull this off
I hope so even Julia is getting with the programme Emmanuel on the other hand is looking for faults to justify marking lowly
No poo talk at the table.
Food fight.
Some say cake shouldnt be a dessert....but its fine with me
toilet talk at table is a big no
foodies come last
she won 
and boo ya I got Emmanuel placed correctly
I'm glad she won, she was a nice girl. Glad the vicar came second too.
If vicar had washed his glasses properly then it would have been a different story
Thanks for the company, see you later.
See you for Baking bad
