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Originally Posted by Pengy:

do you ever get the feeling they're lying when they say I've made it before and it was minging?  I do - they just want everyone to be 'surprised' when it comes out OK 

Yep...  cos surely no one would go on a TV programme with 1K at stake with an untried, or *minging* recipe But on the other hand they aren't on here for the cooking are they, it's simply their 5 minutes of fame!

Baz
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Pengy:

do you ever get the feeling they're lying when they say I've made it before and it was minging?  I do - they just want everyone to be 'surprised' when it comes out OK 

Yep...  cos surely no one would go on a TV programme with 1K at stake with an untried, or *minging* recipe But on the other hand they aren't on here for the cooking are they, it's simply their 5 minutes of fame!

troo very troo 

FM
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Amythist:

Whats the blonde woman got on her head?

a seagull I think 

 

Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Amythist:

Whats the blonde woman got on her head?

Some sort of bird, I think.

 

Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Amythist:

Whats the blonde woman got on her head?

It's a 50's fascinator

did they all wear birds on their heads in the 50s?

Amythist
Originally Posted by Amythist:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Amythist:

Whats the blonde woman got on her head?

a seagull I think 

 

Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Amythist:

Whats the blonde woman got on her head?

Some sort of bird, I think.

 

Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Amythist:

Whats the blonde woman got on her head?

It's a 50's fascinator

did they all wear birds on their heads in the 50s?

 Well I do seem to remember some pretty weird hats on Songs of Praise

Baz

Hello folks, I'd just like to thank you for entertaining me this week.  I've been catching up with the BB threads and found you.  I haven't been watching the shows but loved watching them through your eyes.

 

Saint, if you'll forgive me butting in, I have to say something about your pork.  Don't cook it for 7 hours at 180c, it'll be totally cremated unless it's a whole pig.  My sister cooks pork overnight, but she does it in an Aga, in the coolest oven.  If you cook it at 100 or 120 in a gas or electric oven it might be OK, but would cost you a fortune in fuel.  Having said that, I do cook even small pieces of belly pork for 3 hrs, but I do it at 140c and I put water in the roasting pan then lift the meat (flat out, not rolled) above the water on a trivet or balanced on onion halves.  The steam seems to melt out the fat and it comes out really tender and absolutely delicious.

Bursar
Originally Posted by Bursar:

Hello folks, I'd just like to thank you for entertaining me this week.  I've been catching up with the BB threads and found you.  I haven't been watching the shows but loved watching them through your eyes.

 

Saint, if you'll forgive me butting in, I have to say something about your pork.  Don't cook it for 7 hours at 180c, it'll be totally cremated unless it's a whole pig.  My sister cooks pork overnight, but she does it in an Aga, in the coolest oven.  If you cook it at 100 or 120 in a gas or electric oven it might be OK, but would cost you a fortune in fuel.  Having said that, I do cook even small pieces of belly pork for 3 hrs, but I do it at 140c and I put water in the roasting pan then lift the meat (flat out, not rolled) above the water on a trivet or balanced on onion halves.  The steam seems to melt out the fat and it comes out really tender and absolutely delicious.

 You're welcome Bursar... we aim to please Please feel free to come and join us any time.

Baz

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