Originally Posted by solare:
“Sounds like something Rachel from Friends would make!”
“Sounds like something Rachel from Friends would make!”
Or Leticia from the vicar of Dibley
Masterchef The Professionals 2016
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Originally Posted by Rhumbatugger:
“Though not the ones that fall out when you go to bed.
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“Though not the ones that fall out when you go to bed.
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Ye gods that would panic me if I woke up with squished peas on my body...lol
Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“Heston Blumenthal has made a bacon and banana trifle for Waitrose this Christmas.
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“Heston Blumenthal has made a bacon and banana trifle for Waitrose this Christmas.
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That sounds absolutely revolting....
Originally Posted by solare:
“Sounds like something Rachel from Friends would make!”
“Sounds like something Rachel from Friends would make!”
LOL
Originally Posted by Rhumbatugger:
“Absolutely and my Mum and daughter will be there. I'm going to buy one.”
“Absolutely and my Mum and daughter will be there. I'm going to buy one.
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Let us know how it goes and what the reaction was.
Originally Posted by Andagha:
“That sounds absolutely revolting....”
“That sounds absolutely revolting....”
Almost as bad as his snail porridge.
I am going to his restaurant Dinner tomorrow for lunch. Wish me luck.
Originally Posted by horwichallstars:
“I wonder if she works at Glynn Purnells place ?”
“I wonder if she works at Glynn Purnells place ?”
I wondered that.
I used to like a pea and brown sauce sandwich when I lived at home (about 40 years ago), used to get the ones left over in the pan but I squashed them onto the bread so they didn't fall out. They were home-grown peas from the garden - yum.
Rosanna does well.
However she doesn't know what an artichoke is, although she's made a lot of sandwiches.
However she doesn't know what an artichoke is, although she's made a lot of sandwiches.
Originally Posted by Kaz159:
“I used to like a pea and brown sauce sandwich when I lived at home (about 40 years ago), used to get the ones left over in the pan but I squashed them onto the bread so they didn't fall out. They were home-grown peas from the garden - yum.”
“I used to like a pea and brown sauce sandwich when I lived at home (about 40 years ago), used to get the ones left over in the pan but I squashed them onto the bread so they didn't fall out. They were home-grown peas from the garden - yum.”
I am going to try that. Sounds a lovely veggie butty and I will rub garlic on ciabatta to make it posh.
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