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Pista wrote:in any case, why would you want to sit & sweat like a pig when you are supposed to be enjoying a meal?
Speak for yourself! :eek: :lol:

I'm off to have some lovely lovely bresola now if anyone's interested (no it's not a breakfast food but I've already been up for some time)... couldn't be arsed finding the currently eating thread, so sue me :P
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boudicca wrote:
Obviousman wrote:any other Thai Green Curry Fanatics here? :D
That's curry for people who can't take a real proper burn-your-face-off chilli fest. You disappoint me, Zeno :wink: :P
I'm sorry? It's the hottest there is, Yellow and Red are not even half as spicy 8) ;D
boudicca wrote:I'm off to have some lovely lovely bresola now if anyone's interested (no it's not a breakfast food but I've already been up for some time)... couldn't be arsed finding the currently eating thread, so sue me :P
Very good choice :notworthy: Have it with Parmezan (fresh, obviously) flakes, a bit of ruccula, sprinkle it with a bit of (proper first pressing) olive oil, a bit of lemon, grind some pepper over it, roll it and… Food heaven, mmmm :D
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Half a ton of coriander has just been launched into the Beef Balti I'm cooking for tea. The other half got scoffed during the prep. ;D :notworthy:
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Planet Dave wrote:Half a ton of coriander has just been launched into the Beef Balti I'm cooking for tea. The other half got scoffed during the prep. ;D :notworthy:
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Have to ask.
Was it dried or fresh coriander?
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Hopefully fresh. MMMMMMMMMMMM.
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Yeah, I know what you mean (excuse the slobbering please :oops: )

But have you tried grinding the seeds with a mortar & pestle.
The smell is awesome....oh sh!t, I did it again :oops:
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Obviousman wrote:
boudicca wrote:I'm off to have some lovely lovely bresola now if anyone's interested (no it's not a breakfast food but I've already been up for some time)... couldn't be arsed finding the currently eating thread, so sue me :P
Very good choice :notworthy: Have it with Parmezan (fresh, obviously) flakes, a bit of ruccula, sprinkle it with a bit of (proper first pressing) olive oil, a bit of lemon, grind some pepper over it, roll it and… Food heaven, mmmm :D
Inderdaad, but I just had it on top of a cracker! :lol:

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Pista wrote:Have to ask.
Was it dried or fresh coriander?
Fresh as a daisy. :notworthy:

The balti was gorgeous too, though the boys are now wafting their tongues with their hands. :twisted:
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Pista wrote:Have to ask.
Was it dried or fresh coriander?
The both taste like soap :urff:
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mh wrote:Me too, but not green curry. Bleagh.
Green curry kicks red ass!!! And its a cinch to make. :D

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I think you must be confusing it with .....er.....soap.
Does your coriander look like some sort of green leafy plant type thing, or does it, in fact, resemble a small oval/ rectangular block that you usually find in the bathroom?
:D
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Pista wrote:I think you must be confusing it with .....er.....soap.
Does your coriander look like some sort of green leafy plant type thing, or does it, in fact, resemble a small oval/ rectangular block that you usually find in the bathroom?
:D
Nope, it's a wee plant that tastes of SOAP!!!
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I had to ask, because the world needs to know...

When did you last eat soap, Keef? :innocent: :P
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Pista wrote:I think you must be confusing it with .....er.....soap.
Does your coriander look like some sort of green leafy plant type thing, or does it, in fact, resemble a small oval/ rectangular block that you usually find in the bathroom?
:D
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Yeah, I missed that one didn't i?
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Pista wrote:Yeah, I missed that one didn't i?
herbs & 9 bars!
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No one's yet mentioned wasabi - so I am. YUM. Must be super-fresh, and must use enough so that the sinuses burn, the eyes run, and the scalp's on fire. OH, yes... :twisted: :notworthy: \m/
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OMG.
Tesco sells these wasabi coated nuts & they are lush!

Got a bag right here. V spicy :twisted:
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people, people, have you no taste? where is the mention for the nectar/elixir
also know as oregano?
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
just the smell of it makes me think of pizza!
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Pista wrote:OMG.
Tesco sells these wasabi coated nuts & they are lush!

Got a bag right here. V spicy :twisted:
Those are the best, got those round here too :D :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:

But just wasabi to go with sashimi is ace too, mmm :notworthy: :notworthy:
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Obviousman wrote:But just wasabi to go with sashimi is ace too, mmm :notworthy: :notworthy:

That's what I was talking about - YUM. :notworthy:
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Yeah, it's great isn't it?

Good for clearing out the sinuses I find.

Not for the faint hearted though :wink:
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does yer farts smell good after aw that foriegn muck, I need tae know?
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James Blast wrote:does yer farts smell good after aw that foriegn muck, I need tae know?
:eek: :urff:

Some of us don't do such abhorrent things! :oops:


If someone farts in the bathroom, and no one's around, does it make a noise?Or a stinky, for that matter? :wink:
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