You’ll be able to do proper poppadoms, too…
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Have you a recipe for poppadoms Joe?
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Buy & Fry, Twellsy
The ready-made ones are about half the size of ones from the takeaway or a restaurant
They take about 3 seconds…
Carinthia.xx
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…until you pop them two at a time, (that bit’s important!) into the deep fryer.
Never made them from scratch, but it looks easy enough:
https://www.masterclass.com/articles/what-is-papadum-easy-recipe-and-tips-for-making-perfect-indian-crackers#what-is-papadum-served-with
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Hungry now!
I buy the dry flat ones, when I can, brush orff the loose flour, then brush lightly with oil. Nuke in 10 second bursts
If I had had a deep fat fryer, I would have been very tempted by fried chicken. They are offering takeaway Backhendl at a couple of my favourite Carinthian establishments ATM
Sigh
Carinthia.xx
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Ulster fries ready folk!
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Oh good, I have a real appetite now after a walk along the shore - had so much fun watching incompetent windsurfers making twits of themselves, does that make me a very nasty person?
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Nobody’s forcing them to make fools of themselves. (I assume.)
yardarm
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I do enjoy watching eejits who have spent loads of money on posh kitfalling in the water
Especially when a local with battered tatty kit just winfdsurfs paddle boards surfs rows a curragh or any watery pastime
I am a bad person to snigger at the townie incompetants…
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If nobody drownded it can’t have been that entertaining, dere. But then, I am a VNP.
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Drowndedness can always be arranged by the water feature here
Then you have the young ladies who spent a night clinging to a bouy after getting lost paddleboarding here
https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2020/0813/1158928-galway/
I get cross at them putting their rescuers at risk
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I wonder if it will be named?
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I’m sure you’ll be able to think of a few names for it when it reaches you.
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Rest assured I will send it east…
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According to my weather station, we had quite a strong gust earlier this morning:
(look at the “Highest gust speed” for today under the “Summary: Yesterday and Today”). Well, I got it from a friend for free as it wasn’t working, replaced some parts for about €10; the temperature and pressure readings are usually fairly accurate!
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That’s quite a hurricane you had there!
TFD used to have a weather station. I say ‘used to’ because he got fed up with it after the anemometer blew away in a storm, an occurrence that caused quite a bit of hilarity for our neighbours. Gawd knows how far it went, it was never found.
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The rainfall monitor part of mine flooded and drowned …
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Brilliant!
ETA I’ve just scrolled down and seen your wind speed graph. Hilarious.
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If you look at the monthly report (link at the very bottom of the page), you’ll see why I said the temperature is usually fairly accurate … obviously it’s not always spot on! Either that, or the laws of thermodynamics need some revision, to be able to accommodate the reported overnight low of -3148.8 degrees C for January 2020 …
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