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  Dr Kenneth Noisewater said:
  Idioteque said:
  Gemmill said:
Pork fillet with a creamy mushroom sauce. and baked apple.

 

just had the same, you and my ma' must have watched the same programme

How are those suit trousers feeling?

 

alot better now :D

 

first proper meal today, been eating salad the past 4 days

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Had Sesame Tuna stir fry from the beeb.

 

Lovely stuff and a piece of piss. No Bok Choi so used Baby Gem lettuce in it's stead.

 

Going to have a Ploughmans sandwich in a bit :D Good Eatin'

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Did a beef and pak choi stir-fry earlier actually, after miraculously finding the latter at a local shop. In Lewisham. The fried chicken shops will be selling hummus next.

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  Gemmill said:
What's in the pies?

 

made up on the spot, I just wanted to test out the new silicon tray; a mix of leftover chilli, mushrooms, potato, onions, gravy, rosemary and a couple of drops of truffle oil, to make me feel superior. :(

 

Delicious, obviously.

 

Thinking of going into the pie business (with less random fillings), would an oblong pie appeal to you?

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  Gemmill said:
Pork fillet with a creamy mushroom sauce. With chipolatas and baked apple. And lemon and garlic green beans.

 

More brilliance from me and Jamie.

 

Mama Mia, that sounds just scrummy.

 

I have a leg of lamb for tomorrow. mmmmm :icon_lol:

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Went here today:

 

http://www.moorhousefarmshop.co.uk/

 

and here:

 

http://www.theblagdonfarmshop.co.uk/

 

And got some quality produce. Had amazing fillet steak for lunch, and have more to make tomorrow.

 

Finished the day off by going here and getting some quality man-food. British beef jerky made from Northumbrian cows. :D

 

http://www.britishbeefjerky.co.uk/

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