They are when grown to an obscene size just like cucumbers and courgettes in the summer.
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They are when grown to an obscene size just like cucumbers and courgettes in the summer.I thought that parsnips, swedes etc were winter feed for livestock?
Next year the Grand salon will be the Cellar Salon..Shall we place bets there will be no Christmas 2023 in the not so grand salon????? I’m willing to bet one Fleurie candle.
Well it’s funny you should say that. The instructions for the beef wellington I cooked last night to lay on baking paper on a baking sheet which I did. After about 30 minute at gas 7, 220 c or 425 f the baking paper caught fire. Quite frightening at the time.Someone tell her the bread sauce is not the main event... where was she when the turkey was presented? I will say, does anyone else cook their turkey on a cookie sheet?? Can't believe they didn't set the place on fire!
I thought Kat's eyes are like pugs eyes.Fanny's bulbous eyes are not unlike those of the pugs! No disrespect to the pugs!
That’s unusual having roast and mash potatoes, not heard of that before.I always serve bread sauce (I am about Fanny's age) it is traditional with turkey, I do cranberry sauce too (I don't like it), sprouts, roast parsnips, braised red cabbage, roast and mashed potatoes and cauliflower cheese as my veggie sister loves it and doesn't like carrots. Followed by Christmas Pudding and Mince pies
Yes, you are correct- it was Chloe (who looks uncannily like Stuart) who was married. I think that is where the confusion came from, as not only did they look quite similar, are Americans (Chloe is from California, Stuart is from Texas) but both also possess brash personalities, and Chloe cooked many meals while she was there as well. Stuart is not married.Wasn't it Chloe, the American wannabe actress/comedienne, who was the interim/intermittent cook who was married?
Sorry, @noisette i Replied to entirely the wrong post...I.e. wondering about Miss Texas' marital status.
Anyway, I'm delighted to see another vote for bread sauce. It doesn't seem to have a massive following on here!!
Hadn’t thought of that. I’m south of England as are most people I know.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)
He's losing more and more of it as he ages, plus seeing himself on the vlogs probably influenced his decision to disguise it. It's only going to work so long and then he will have to change course. Transplant, wig, spray on powder, cut short, shave, continue wearing a beanie. I do wonder what he would like like with it cut quite short, not shaved. He simply does not have the right shape head for it to be shaved with that extra wide forehead. He's such a vain little twat. Maybe he'll go full on white powdered wig! I think he'd actually like that. It would go well with his tights, heels and brooches.If you look back to when Phillipa first arrived, it didn't seem to have an issue with it's hair. Did Fanny get it on the paint path?
I remember my grandmother giving us bread sauce one Christmas. She was from London so probably it was pretty universal.Hadn’t thought of that. I’m south of England as are most people I know.
I love bread sauce…..I don’t know anyone who has bread sauce anymore. Be interesting to see what other British tattlers think.
Did they Phyllis, did they really?!? Or were you caught reading Tattle again and knew we’d been questioning where your ‘rents were?!?Hot off the YT press! I assume Phyllis posted this and not Fanny. It looks like his parents came today. Smart to avoid the last two days of induced mania.
I can't help but think of Michael Bolton when I see Philip's hair now. It's not good.He's losing more and more of it as he ages, plus seeing himself on the vlogs probably influenced his decision to disguise it. It's only going to work so long and then he will have to change course. Transplant, wig, spray on powder, cut short, shave, continue wearing a beanie. I do wonder what he would like like with it cut quite short, not shaved. He simply does not have the right shape head for it to be shaved with that extra wide forehead. He's such a vain little twat. Maybe he'll go full on white powdered wig! I think he'd actually like that. It would go well with his tights, heels and brooches.
Fanny and Gerry both have the same gait when walking , they throw their left foot….Let's talk about the dancing at the party. The Argentians could shake a leg and were fun to watch doing their salsa jig. Ricky Ricardo could also do the mumbo jumbo. But, once again, the white boys looked like they were being electrocuted! The Blob didn't even make an attempt, boy is he a party pooper! Fanny and Ma can't dance either. Ma thinks she can with those great legs of hers, Fanny thinks she can too, not! And Phyllis, what a let down! He'll never make the gay party scene with those two left feet. I thought musical theater actors took dancing lessons, no?
To be honest, I couldn't dance either until I took a world music class and learned about rhythm and had my husband, who before I knew him, was a ballroom dance instructor, give me lessons Ya gotta feel the beat baby! Hold your abs nice and tight and the rest of your body loose. I don't tango, too boring! Salsa and swing for me, waltz is fun too in a nice big ballroom with a full length full skirt!Polka can get pretty wild!
Probably seeing himself on video all the time made him self conscience about it. Sad really.If you look back to when Phillipa first arrived, it didn't seem to have an issue with it's hair. Did Fanny get it on the paint path?
Sorry, I should have added a picture for comparison.I can't help but think of Michael Bolton when I see Philip's hair now. It's not good.
I think of Fanny as Chicken Little…The farmhouse is falling! The farmhouse is falling!It takes a tremendous amount of energy to make a loaf of bread from growing the wheat to the final product, just ask The Little Red Hen. Why waste any of it?
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