Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff
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@tim yeah I saw one he did on scrambled eggs Whisk 2 eggs like fuck medium low heat an amount of butter that will make cardiac surgeons very busy stir constantly for about 7 minutes add some creme fraiche and chives another minute. Serve Bloody good and amazingly- a clean saucepan 
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Hey guys, are we still doing that thing where we post photos and recipes of awesome feeds we created and accompanying delicious beverages? If so, check me out:  Yeah, that's right, it's a bowl of fucking vegetables and a can of kombucha. For those interested, here's the recipe: - Bowl of fucking vegetables
 - cut up some veggies
- stick them in the frypan
- add garlic, soy, chilli
- cook for a few minutes
 - Kombucha
 - put on your best dress and go to the shops
- buy a can and bring it home
 And there you have it. A fine meal for a fat muppet, guaranteed to leave you hungry and thirsty immediately afterwards. Don't say I never give you guys anything. 
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@voodoo said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff: Hey guys, are we still doing that thing where we post photos and recipes of awesome feeds we created and accompanying delicious beverages? If so, check me out:  Yeah, that's right, it's a bowl of fucking vegetables and a can of kombucha. For those interested, here's the recipe: - Bowl of fucking vegetables
 - cut up some veggies
- stick them in the frypan
- add garlic, soy, chilli
- cook for a few minutes
 - Kombucha
 - put on your best dress and go to the shops
- buy a can and bring it home
 And there you have it. A fine meal for a fat muppet, guaranteed to leave you hungry and thirsty immediately afterwards. Don't say I never give you guys anything. I love kombucha and I tolerate veggies. 
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@tim said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff: @hooroo That is true about the recipe part, and true for most recipe video, but that channel is more about the history though. I read that and thought, "medieval pork", jeez just buy some that's fresh. "Green" sauce also isn't really a descriptor for food. He also needs subtitles, but it does sound good, food wise, in the end. 
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@hooroo said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff: @tim said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff: That was a 6 minute video that really should have been one minute. Looks nice enough though Warning: The following video is bad for your health — 
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@pakman said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff: @hooroo said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff: @tim said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff: That was a 6 minute video that really should have been one minute. Looks nice enough though Warning: The following video is bad for your health — Oh yes. Oh so much yes. 
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@majorrage 
 The technique etc is “correct “ but the statement that it’s “kind of a Roman dish” would not go down well with traditionalists.
 If you want really good Carbonara use only Guanciale NOT pancetta and Pecorino NOT Parmesan





 
                





