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Seabag

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  1. TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think he's more of a politician Seabag as he has > ignored or failed to answer the question.... He's got the ring of an ex-smoker about him I may be wrong doh
  2. Lowlander Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > OK, can I make it clear - tobacco, burned and > inhaled, is lethal (i.e. cigarettes and rolling > tobacco). > > Nicotine on its own is not lethal. And if it is > ingested in ways other than inhaled is far less > addictive. So, are you a vape user ?
  3. I'd have Foxy at mine But I wouldn't eat him all at once
  4. Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Grok is Tarot Yes? No, but I just clicked who it might be Ha ha!
  5. Lowlander Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rahrahrah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > @lowlander - Nicotine on it's own is not > > addictive? I think you're mistaken about this. > > Not at all - read this. > > http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/is-nicot > ine-all-bad/ > > There are many people who use nicotine > (vapers/pipe/cigar/snuff) who aren't addicted. Are you an ex smoker and now a vaper Lowlander ?
  6. Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Weathergirl our friend is a local baker as a side > job, she's doing ours. Pm me f you'd like her > details! > > That's worse Weathergirl. > > Weathergirl, our friend is a local baker as a side > job, she's doing ours. Pm me f you'd like her > details! > > The comma makes a big difference. I'll jump out > now........ It'll all end in tiers Al (i'm here all week)
  7. tomskip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks all. Seabag, I have taken your advice and > ordered from Fosse Meadows Farm for collection in > Brockley on Christmas Eve. Am hopeful it will be a > great success. Ah enjoy
  8. Bacon over the breast is called 'barding' btw
  9. Seabag

    X - Factor

    Maybe she's autotuned herself thin
  10. They are the sexiest/cheesiest smoking ad's made for a very long time Those and any 'gaming' gambling ad's, both of which have addiction issues surrounding them
  11. Fosse Meadows have a very good service Order whatever bird and gravy or sauces you want, on-line or by telephone Collect fresh from Brockley (car park of Lewsiham College) on 24th Tip top quality produce on the day before xmas I recommend a cockerel myself
  12. Bob Buzzard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know how to make game chips? Are they > different from just 'chips'? Chips that often look like crisps, but are still called chips I think the classic decider is the lattice effect, but it's one of those 'who really cares' things http://www.gastronomydomine.com/?p=51 Chips http://www.greatbritishchefs.com/recipes/roast-grouse-with-game-chips-recipe 'Chips' https://www.thecaterer.com/articles/330224/scottish-grouse-with-bread-sauce-and-game-chips-by-tom-kitchin Lattice crisp like chips
  13. Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > McDonalds "Festive Pie". Filled with mincemeat > and > > custard. > > > > Thanks Otta for the recommendation. I'm craving > > another... > > They are deliciously filthy aren't they? I had one with a coffee today, after my trip back from The Fat Duck in Bray Ha what fun!
  14. I'm waiting for 'Groundhog Day II'
  15. Bob Buzzard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, but we could join up together to be > temporarily free. I've been here since 2009 in one > guise or another. I've put the pHeasant in the > freezer - will defrost Christmas Eve. OMG MikeCG is back *paints self with camo and hides*
  16. lucy_n Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Seabag, > > I tried to cook partridge last night (roasted) and > think I rather over did it! Do you have any good > recipes you could share? > > Thanks! > Lucy Nigel Slaters recipe in principle Pot roast pheasant/partridge with celery and sage. But you can put near anyfing that takes your fancy, mine being chorizo and baby potatoes, dry vermouth instead of wine The thing is the leg takes longer than the breast, so brown the bird in butter on the legs and carcass back for a good 7-10 mins, only lightly browning the breast at the end. Then pot roast breast down in the vermouth and veg with a cartouche and lid over the top Take out after 18 mins ,turn the burn and cur the skin that joins the legs to the bird a little, you'll see the pink flesh now. Whack back in the oven for 5 mins max Take out and carve the breast of in one piece, slice through. Serve with the legs and veg and stock. Also game needs a little pinkness, it's essential in my opinion The mistake is to try and treat game birds like roasting chickens 🍴🔥😙 Lastly how do I put this😳. Our gut needs to adapt to the different enzymes in game, so it challenges us at first. Go with it and the body adapts to cope. Nothing wrong with the bird, we may need to visit the bathroom a bit at first. #GameGuts
  17. DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I may of said it before and I will say it again... > > > IMHO one of the Biggest causes of climate change > is that of Global Deforestation like that of The > Amazon Forests. > > Forests / Trees absorb C02 and produce Oxygen. > > DulwichFox Yet the planet is greening by up to 14% Which doesn't enrage me btw
  18. It looks very nice All sparkly and all that
  19. Once Annie Sloane starts distressing the area we'll be done Does anyone know when #Eastfield is being built, you know the place that puts a giant glass roof over Lordship Lane
  20. Grok is Tarot Yes?
  21. Partridge is my option Such good value in more ways than cost Trouble is some people can't cook game, it being a little different to their usual off the shelf fare So rather than put their hands up they mock and scoff at the idea Sad really, and to think people risked prison in the past to eat it 🍴
  22. And ED nudges ever close to Northcote Road I hope Farrow & Ball follow tbh
  23. So if I'm correct Lady Colin was once a man who became Giorgia Ariana, then to later be known as Colin I love this life we live
  24. Seabag

    Capital

    It'd never happen on X Factor
  25. I do find parking n Dulwich Village difficult on a Sunday Is that because of Jihadists ?
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