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Old 16-11-2016, 16:52
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Well first you boil the ham in the coca cola which turns the outside meat a nice dark brownish colour...it's pink inside don't worry. Then you remove from the coke, sit in a roasting dish, peel off the skin, score the fat and paint the whole joint over with a bit of black treacle in hot water and bake for about 20 mins til sticky and sizzly. Lovely hot or cold. And yes, very juicy!
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Old 16-11-2016, 16:55
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Well first you boil the ham in the coca cola which turns the outside meat a nice dark brownish colour...it's pink inside don't worry. Then you remove from the coke, sit in a roasting dish, peel off the skin, score the fat and paint the whole joint over with a bit of black treacle in hot water and bake for about 20 mins til sticky and sizzly. Lovely hot or cold. And yes, very juicy!
that's how my mum does it except she puts honey and cloves on top!!! it does sound yummy. i think there's going to be quite alot of piggy eaten around these parts
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Old 16-11-2016, 17:02
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that's how my mum does it except she puts honey and cloves on top!!! it does sound yummy. i think there's going to be quite alot of piggy eaten around these parts
My mum always stuck cloves in the ham. I've never bothered! But now there's only me I rarely cook a bit of ham as I can't get through it all, mini twass doesn't eat meat. I could give most of it to my son and DIL I guess.

Do you like belly slices? They respond very well to the marmalade treatment
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Old 16-11-2016, 19:38
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My mum always stuck cloves in the ham. I've never bothered! But now there's only me I rarely cook a bit of ham as I can't get through it all, mini twass doesn't eat meat. I could give most of it to my son and DIL I guess.

Do you like belly slices? They respond very well to the marmalade treatment
so sorry Twass i fell asleep
i don't get on well with belly pork it's just too fatty for me my mum loves it! and my aunty (who is in her 90s) would live on bread dipped in hot meat fat if she could!!! *shivers in horror* she's always said rather than eat a roast dinner she'd be happier with half a loaf of bread and the roasting tin
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Old 16-11-2016, 19:43
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so sorry Twass i fell asleep
i don't get on well with belly pork it's just too fatty for me my mum loves it! and my aunty (who is in her 90s) would live on bread dipped in hot meat fat if she could!!! *shivers in horror* she's always said rather than eat a roast dinner she'd be happier with half a loaf of bread and the roasting tin
That's WHY your auntie is 90. Meat fat is full of nutrients. I was brought up on bread and dripping! My mum always cleaned out the roasting tin with a bit of bread. Waste not want not

I expect you needed a nap what with all that pork!
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Old 16-11-2016, 19:55
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That's WHY your auntie is 90. Meat fat is full of nutrients. I was brought up on bread and dripping! My mum always cleaned out the roasting tin with a bit of bread. Waste not want not

I expect you needed a nap what with all that pork!
that's the thing though she's really thin!!! barely ever eats a vegetable never has a glass of water and is healthier than me!!! i think my mum's generation is healthier than ours basically the sickly ones would die in childhood leaving the tough super strong ones.

pork nap ! i do get what a call turkeylepsy in that if i eat turkey i fall asleep almost immediately afterwards christmas dinner is a race a against time i LOVE turkey but often have to crawl up the stairs cos i'm already half asleep my brother used to come and wake me up after 4 hours

how are you with game? all the stuff i've tried is just a bit rich for me the birdies are all just too gamey....i used to like venison but then suddenly one day i couldn't eat it anymore.....
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Old 16-11-2016, 20:00
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That's WHY your auntie is 90. Meat fat is full of nutrients. I was brought up on bread and dripping! My mum always cleaned out the roasting tin with a bit of bread. Waste not want not

I expect you needed a nap what with all that pork!
Fnarr fnarr. I will push the envelope until asked not to. Dangerous.
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Old 16-11-2016, 20:09
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that's the thing though she's really thin!!! barely ever eats a vegetable never has a glass of water and is healthier than me!!! i think my mum's generation is healthier than ours basically the sickly ones would die in childhood leaving the tough super strong ones.

pork nap ! i do get what a call turkeylepsy in that if i eat turkey i fall asleep almost immediately afterwards christmas dinner is a race a against time i LOVE turkey but often have to crawl up the stairs cos i'm already half asleep my brother used to come and wake me up after 4 hours

how are you with game? all the stuff i've tried is just a bit rich for me the birdies are all just too gamey....i used to like venison but then suddenly one day i couldn't eat it anymore.....
Not keen on game for the same reasons as you. Too rich. LOL at turkeylepsy The whole country slides into a narcoleptic haze after Chrimbo dinner. They were a tough breed, my mum was the same, they don't make 'em like that any more!

Fnarr fnarr. I will push the envelope until asked not to. Dangerous.
*rolls eyes* Not THAT sort of pork
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Old 17-11-2016, 20:54
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Are you wallowing in porkalepsy, planets??
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Old 17-11-2016, 20:57
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Are you wallowing in porkalepsy, planets??
hahahhaah sadly no
i was at the doctors again all day then came home fell asleep just woke up
popper some red peppers in the oven to have a late supper salad!! your timing is psychic i just came online to see what's on telly!!

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Old 17-11-2016, 21:00
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hahahhaah sadly no
i was at the doctors again all day then came home fell asleep just woke up
popper some red peppers in the oven to have a late supper salad!! your timing is psychic i just came online to see what's on telly!!

*puts gaffer tape over laptop camera*
Wot, no pork?? Roasted peppers are lovely though. I hope all went OK at the doctor's.
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:16
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Wot, no pork?? Roasted peppers are lovely though. I hope all went OK at the doctor's.
i know

i had some of my mum's lovely ham on my breakfast crumpets so the piggy therapy continues

oh they were lovely i love how rich and sweet they go when roasted!!! just scoffed the lot

eta peppers that is not pigs...
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:22
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i know

i had some of my mum's lovely ham on my breakfast crumpets so the piggy therapy continues

oh they were lovely i love how rich and sweet they go when roasted!!! just scoffed the lot

eta peppers that is not pigs...
I must try your crumpet, hummus and ham combo I guess you can cram the hummus down the holes and put a roof of ham on
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:22
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oh and i forgot to mention i hadn't had a biscuit since March () but bought my mum some stem ginger cookies from lidl's deluxe range holy crap they are delicious treat yourself i thoroughly recommend them i wanted to have the whole box!!
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:24
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I must try your crumpet, hummus and ham combo I guess you can cram the hummus down the holes and put a roof of ham on
you won't regret it!!! a light buttering a thick layer of hummus then delicious hammy roof it's a sublime combo, in an emergency situation you can have it on toast but crumpets is better ....i've got it for breakfast tomorrow too

i'm loving this eating what i like lark!
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:27
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you won't regret it!!! a light it's a sublime combo, in an emergency situation you can have it on toast but crumpets is better ....i've got it for breakfast tomorrow too

i'm loving this eating what i like lark!
Well it's about time you scoffed whatever you fancy. Bollox to those who said you could only live on fresh air and radishes or whatever nonsense they suggested. As An and tk always say nutrition is important in any recovery or health improvement.
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:31
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Well it's about time you scoffed whatever you fancy. Bollox to those who said you could only live on fresh air and radishes or whatever nonsense they suggested. As An and tk always say nutrition is important in any recovery or health improvement.
i wouldn't have minded if it made me better but it made me worse
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:35
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i wouldn't have minded if it made me better but it made me worse
Sometimes common sense and intuition are the best doctors

Plus a great part of the enjoyment of life is food, for most people at least......and so porkathons must be built into it
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:48
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Sometimes common sense and intuition are the best doctors

Plus a great part of the enjoyment of life is food, for most people at least......and so porkathons must be built into it
For ill people and the elderly when you're a bit limited i think food becomes important because so many of life's pleasures are gone...

porkathons should be compulsory

*drools quietly*
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:51
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i never could understand people who have no interest in food it's such a sensual pleasure surely people care about what they put in their mouth?
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:54
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I do know folks who have little interest in food, they say it's just like putting petrol in the tank, a necessity. They tend to eat the same few things over and over. I find that very weird I love my grub! I'll never be thin
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Old 17-11-2016, 21:57
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yeah i've met people like that....never became proper friends with them though as it was obvious they had some sort of mental deficiency
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Old 17-11-2016, 22:00
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Indeed, all living things should be programmed to seek the best food and eat as much of it as possible. That's survival!!
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Old 17-11-2016, 22:06
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On that note, I shall leave a large bread and butter pudding in the chinproof safe, and say farewell for now. Mini twass will arrive tomorrow night for the weekend but I daresay I will sneak on the internet from time to time while she's off titivating, on the phone to the BF etc...
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Old 17-11-2016, 22:07
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Indeed, all living things should be programmed to seek the best food and eat as much of it as possible. That's survival!!
very wise.
sounds like the perfect description of Chins

can i tempt you with a cup of tea and delicious ginger biscuit?
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