The Larder

[Roll Deep]

An Icehouse was what pre-industrialized bourgeoise homeowners would use to store ice, hence - an Icehouse. Much like the post-industrialized locale bourgeoise using a fashionably re-branded cupboard.

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

Dear Roll Deep

So non-U, dear boy.

In East Dulwich it's Rayburns and we have no need of icehouses, the ice chap cometh regularly.

[woofmarkthedog]

Ice houses

How very Americanised the hamlet is becoming

I mean, don't you have a cold room with thick stone shelves, It's an annex off the larder near the pantry & not far from the "Boot room"

Where In that case do you hang your game then ?

Oh god not in your Gun room, please

What ever is happening in the world

W**F

[Narnia]

Woof, how can a dog of such refined taste not have soda bread in his* larder?

*may be a false assumption and you are a bitch

[computedshorty]

?

[woofmarkthedog]

Declan Wrote:

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> Woof, how can a dog of such refined taste not have

> soda bread in his* larder?

>

> *may be a false assumption and you are a bitch

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Declers

Soda farls are made fresh & consumed warm here at W**F MANOR usually all that is left is crumbs

But a fine bread it is , specially when eaten with thick smokey home made Taramasalata , thinned with this seasons olive oil & juice of a fresh lemon

Oh now that's living

W**F

[Narnia]

Scones too, Woof?

[woofmarkthedog]

You know Decklers

You KNOW

W**F

[katie1997]

computedshorty Wrote:

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> The Lada Car was ideal to keep food cool, but it

> did get a lot of mice in the seats. a very cheap

> place that would mostly remain at a standstill,

> they were made from steel with no brickwork unless

> the owner repaired the floor with concrete, there

> are still lot of vintage ones that were made in

> Russia, the drawback was the instruction manual

> was in Russian, so our drivers tended to drive on

> the right, it was found that to repair one cost

> more than buying a new one.

> They were later manufactured in Italy, by Fiat, I

> think that modle was called the Lardywop

you say lada, I say larder......