So, who wants to help ... to instaurate the cellar?

Not The Archers
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Not sure that not taking the tablets because blood tests because no one knows what the f___ is going on is a cause for celebration, exactly.
On the other hand, I am sure a Proper Job would be appreciated.

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In stereo forran Twellsy.

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Thank you dear wee birdie

Joe did not quite manage to buy Tesco out of it

I bought the last nine bottles in the store

And had a bbq before it rained

Which it’s doing now

With enthusiasm

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[yawnity]

Much tseeping outside.

yardarm

Power cut overnight. UPS did its thing. :beer: for Feral.

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Oh I will do an extra loaf or two of bacon butties for a Feral who works hard

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The actual work was months ago. Now is when it proves to have been useful.

[beaky grin]

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:beers: More Beer fer Feral

Carinthia.xx

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I have a nice steak pie filling burbling in the oven and pastry made and in the fridge

I know that no cellarati are pie eaters so I feel safe saying I gave pie on the menu and am only making enuff for us two

With a second pie filling for the freezer

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I like pies! May leave some of the pastry, mind.

Infinite beer fer Feral.

Soo xx

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I see one small drawback to that.

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I like pies! But if you only have enough for two … still, next time …

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving, everyone. Here in the nation’s hotspot, I mean capital, we are urged to spend it only with those who live under our roof. So that’s what we’ll do.

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Bats, deathwatch beetles & pigeons?

Not your roof in particular. More a theoretical roof.

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Could be! To my knowledge, we have Heidi and … as she is not doing her job properly … a few mice. Oh, and some spiders of course.

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Have a Happy one anyway.

Here, I remembered that because it was cheapo I bought 3kg diced beef from Booker a while ago. So I hoicked it out of the freezer yesterday before it got too old, and am using a couple of kg or so of it to make a stew for later in the week (with onions and mushrooms and carrots and thyme-or-basil-I-haven’t-decided and red wine and garlic salt) and the rest for a beef-and-mushroom stroganoff for tonight and tomorrow.

I am assisted in this by having got 1.1kg mushrooms from Booker on my trip out for the flu jab on Saturday; also 10kg of onions, because theirs are almost always better quality than Lidl’s and about the same price. I don’t mind going to Booker on a Saturday when it’s well-nigh empty and I am unlikely to come within twenty feet of another soul before the checkout. Or to put it another way, I’ve been there four times this year, and two were since lockdown.

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Oh, absolutely.

GIven 'em up for St Ethelburga’s Tide, me.

So I can be safely left to guard 'em while you do something more interesting somewhere else.

Feral can’t swim?

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I actually have enough for 10 individual pies so I might just make them and freeze whole pies

If ye gannets leave any

It’s more of the tiny cow beef and it looks good

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A friend of mine was watching a cooking video recently, headset off and automatic captions on:

   ...and then last but not least a splash of wash your sister
    sauce and that's it we'll go ahead and take a fork and give this
    a mix so as not to overwork the meat with our hot sweaty
    hands...

…hang on hang on…?

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Gotta Tom Lehrer earworm now - “Sing rickety-tickety-tin”.

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Wrong!

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What cellarati would wish all butter pastry shells surrounding beautifully tender beef onion and mushroom casserole cooked long and slow?

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