Well….if we keep mentioning it, at some point we might be right!
What’s the saying? A broken clock is correct twice a day!
The Chateau Diaries #204 Fanny put more $ into her sagging face than her sagging château!
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What’s the saying? A broken clock is correct twice a day!
Is bread sauce a Northern English thingy?
My mum is 92 and from Southern England - dad was midlands - we have never ever had bread sauce for Christmas.
(I'll go and ask her why in a minute)
Too tick to be a soup, too thin to actually chew it remind me too much of baby food. Or maybe my mother made it horribly, but I prefer Indonesian, Surinamian, Indian, Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Lebanese, Turkish, Greek, Italian, Spanish food over the Dutch/German/UK. Scandinavian would make it to the no no cousines if they weren't so good with their fish dishes!i actually like a good erwtensoep...homemade offcourse..its very nice on cold days..not so keen on stamppot either...
Don't be ridiculous, missing out on possible expensive free stuff?Is she skipping cadeaux?
Remember when Trans influencer and YouTuber Gigi Gorgeous was detained in Dubai?
What would the authorities do when they see PhiPhimodo
Also, let's not forget that homo erotic kiss, that's on the internet forever... LOL
I don't think so both my parents and Grandparents are from London and I know Rules London's oldest restaurant serves it, maybe it is a London thing? Or just very old fashioned.
I know exactly what you mean…I think Dan’s really giving it to Armoire! A little bit of jiggery pokery ya know, nudge, nudge, wink,wink!
Interesting seating arrangement.
At the top of the table--the royals and the nobles (sycophants).
The mid-ranking subjects are in the middle,
the American cook, and the Argentine child at the very end.
And no sign of the Ukrainian refugee.
Did she eat alone in the kitchen?
Was that her beside Percy?
(Ricardo's slit though )
Why was Andrew sitting for the most part in the latest vlog? Is the uric acid high and acting up again?
At the top of the table--the royals and the nobles (sycophants).
The mid-ranking subjects are in the middle,
the American cook, and the Argentine child at the very end.
And no sign of the Ukrainian refugee.
Did she eat alone in the kitchen?
Was that her beside Percy?
(Ricardo's slit though
)
Why was Andrew sitting for the most part in the latest vlog? Is the uric acid high and acting up again?
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Same! My older brother is a confirmed bachelor and is pretty set in his ways so he has to have his own bathroom, but we have shared a room, not a bed, except for one time when there weren't any other rooms available with twins, while traveling together. It's no big deal. We both wear pajamas and change in the bathroom. My younger brother is much easier to get along with as far as sharing goes. It sure can save a lot of money if not everyone has to have their own room.I confess I have no trouble sharing a room with my brothers! I adore them in a non sexual way. there is no way I can ever see them as a sexual creature! So I don't find it weird
Seriously bad form again
or between nati and her niece?Interesting seating arrangement.
At the top of the table--the royals and the nobles (sycophants).
The mid-ranking subjects are in the middle,
the American cook, and the Argentine child at the very end.
And no sign of the Ukrainian refugee.
Did she eat alone in the kitchen?
Was that her beside Percy?
(Ricardo's slit though
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Why was Andrew sitting for the most part in the latest vlog? Is the uric acid high and acting up again?
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I was puzzled also, when I noticed what looked to be rings on her left hand.
What about a class thing then? As someone has already suggested it was a 'filler' - if your family had plenty of food, it wasn't needed?
I noticed Dan wasn't wearing his paper crown at the table and not laughing with the rest of them. Does he really enjoy partaking in these shenanigans or is he just so lonely that he'll put up with this circus? I bet he's missing his kids and family life this year. Dan, if you read here please note, these are not friends, these are misfits and users. AnnMarie is not you buddy. He'll turn on you if the family does. Nick the Treeman seems honest and trustworthy, cultivate a nice friendship with him. Billy P. may be okay, I don't follow him, so really no opinion other than what people here say about him. Stay clear of Ryan - loose canon that one. But whatever you do, please no more children until you are financially secure and can take care of the ones you have. One more thing, get a proper job with benefits. You're not getting any younger. You're going to need all the financial help you can get when and if you get old. The ruin is a hobby not a job.
forced to google - found this very interesting article on bread sauce.........................still doesn't answer why my family have never had it - mum is finally up now (she is NOT a morning person even though I keep reminding her that old people are supposed to get up early).
Eat Ye Bread Sauce While Ye May: Brits Go Medieval On Christmas Day
Made with breadcrumbs, milk, onion and spices, bread sauce is a key part of traditional English Christmas dinners. It's a culinary relic of medieval times when bread-soaked sauces were all the rage.
www.npr.org
Why was bread sauce invented?
Bread sauce can be traced back to at least as early as the medieval period, when cooks used bread as a thickening agent for sauces. The utilisation of bread in this way probably comes from cooks wanting to use up their stale bread who discovered that it could be incorporated within sauces to make them thicker. Don't think it would ever be used as a filler as you have it as an accompaniment
Check out the Turkish supermarket if you have one anywhere close. They usually have parsnip in the fresh veg section for a normal price. (as well as parsley, dill, spring onion) The perks of growing up in a mixed neighbourhood
Also they might have porslane which is considered a weed by us Dutch but is eaten on hot days in Turkey ( remove leaves from stem, add them to full fat Greek yogurt, minced garlic + salt, give it a good stir. Done .you may add mint too)
I’m surprised Potts never goes to South Africa at Christmas time to spend it with his family. The past three years he has always been at the Chateau. The weather is wonderful there this time of year. Very weird.
Between Nati and her niece are her mother and sister.
Pavulva may be the one behind Cat.
There is NOTHING like roast parsnips IMO - delicious.Check out the Turkish supermarket if you have one anywhere close. They usually have parsnip in the fresh veg section for a normal price. (as well as parsley, dill, spring onion) The perks of growing up in a mixed neighbourhood
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