No worries.
What's for dinner in other cultures is interesting lurking reading - UK one I read is all curries, and shitty meat & potatoes type meals, with a LOT of takeaway.
And awful fish they eat.
Americans feature a lot of ribs, fried stuff, fried chicken, lots of stuff with peanut butter, or peanuts and chocolate, marshmallows - with veggies, with salad.
They use some strange stuff. Pumpkin drinks![]()
Neither have the same love of Thai, or Asian stuff in general that we do. And they don't seem to have spag bol as a staple, the way every kid in Oz loves sgetti seems to be just us and italians.
I want this!This ones for you, Vegans. Chicken, pork and lamb spit roast.
Just put it on a few minutes ago so it's all still raw, I'd post a pic of it all cooked but I'll probably be too drunk by then.
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where's the potato? Wont someone please think of the Potatoes!I made tuna patties last night. Kids absolutely love them. View attachment 43587
Father D your avvie just winked...twice????I am guessing you are expecting company @Miiiiike
Yep, it's great isn't it? @Mr Stickyfingers made it for me.Father D your avvie just winked...twice????
It is spectacular, they are clever buggers those photoshop guys n girls. A winking nebulaYep, it's great isn't it? @Mr Stickyfingers made it for me.
where's the potato? Wont someone please think of the Potatoes!
What do you do with truffles you fabulous cooks?
Aldi has them in tiny jars for $7.99, you get a couple of little blacks knobs in salty water.
I haven't eaten or cooked them before, would like to get maximum flavour, but just a way of tasting a small amount.
Can you eat them raw?