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donotpassgo_2

sharpdeath wrote: »

Nice! Group effort! Keep the brussell sprouts though, disgusting! :rolleyes: I'll have a gallon of bread sauce, thank you please. :rotfl:

Do you make it fresh or use packet?

My son and Hubby love it. On Christmas day just about to put everything on the table when son asked "have you made the bread sauce". Everything back in the oven....... Son worked two pots stirring bread sauce (packet) and gravy at the same time. What a star:T:A

marshallka

donotpassgo wrote: »

Do you make it fresh or use packet?

My son and Hubby love it. On Christmas day just about to put everything on the table when son asked "have you made the bread sauce". Everything back in the oven....... Son worked two pots stirring bread sauce (packet) and gravy at the same time. What a star:T:A

We prefer onion sauce with our dinner and always have to do yorkshires even with turkey...:cool:

Do use the packets though:o


BUT do the yorkshires myself....

sharpdeath

donotpassgo wrote: »

Do you make it fresh or use packet?

My son and Hubby love it. On Christmas day just about to put everything on the table when son asked "have you made the bread sauce". Everything back in the oven....... Son worked two pots stirring bread sauce (packet) and gravy at the same time. What a star:T:A

If I'm in a rush, I'll use packets to make suace and puddings but if I'm biding my time, I can make it all fresh. :cool: I love the gravy made form the left over juices as well, screw that Bisto crap!

donotpassgo_2

Never tasted onion sauce must try it. Yes I love gravy from meat juices but sometimes i have to use Bisto but put it in the oven with some onions makes it passable.

How come we keep getting back to food did you watch F word last night? Also going back to an earlier theme with Di and Sharpdeath has anyone seen any Easter Eggs yet?:EasterBun

sharpdeath

donotpassgo wrote: »

Never tasted onion sauce must try it. Yes I love gravy from meat juices but sometimes i have to use Bisto but put it in the oven with some onions makes it passable.

How come we keep getting back to food did you watch F word last night? Also going back to an earlier theme with Di and Sharpdeath has anyone seen any Easter Eggs yet?:EasterBun

Sainsbury's get them in stock on Boxing day! I used to see them when I used to work in the stores. Didn't see the F-word last night, missed it. I have seen the Creme egg adverts though, apperently it's a campaign they're doing at the mo.

donotpassgo_2

sharpdeath wrote: »

Sainsbury's get them in stock on Boxing day! I used to see them when I used to work in the stores. Didn't see the F-word last night, missed it. I have seen the Creme egg adverts though, apperently it's a campaign they're doing at the mo.

How awful imagine having to put out easter stock on Boxing Day. Mind u I used to work for a garden centre and we bought the new christmas stock in January started taking delivery in July clearing space and putting out in August, then worst of all putting it all away 27th dec. No wonder society is the way it is:rolleyes:;)

Wont spoil the F word for you I love it and Hells kitchen..

We are really into 24 ...we are watching a marathon session of series 6 before we watch series 7 that we got for christmas. Its got so intense we guess which window we will go to next doom, doom, doom doom (think you need to watch it to get what I mean) and we have to become the 24 character that we get by lucky dip.

Maybe I'm just confirming how weird I am:D

sharpdeath

donotpassgo wrote: »

How awful imagine having to put out easter stock on Boxing Day. Mind u I used to work for a garden centre and we bought the new christmas stock in January started taking delivery in July clearing space and putting out in August, then worst of all putting it all away 27th dec. No wonder society is the way it is:rolleyes:;)

Wont spoil the F word for you I love it and Hells kitchen..

We are really into 24 ...we are watching a marathon session of series 6 before we watch series 7 that we got for christmas. Its got so intense we guess which window we will go to next doom, doom, doom doom (think you need to watch it to get what I mean) and we have to become the 24 character that we get by lucky dip.

Maybe I'm just confirming how weird I am:D

I never put the stock, I was security so you used to watch them do it! That must have been murder for you though. You must have been really annoyed of it by the end. You could have just dumped it al around the back where no one would have found it! :rotfl:
Hells Kitchen is the only reality tv I watch, all the rest is a bit naff but I quite enjoy watching Ramsay going into his tirades. He'll keel over one day! :rolleyes:
I have to admit, I've never watched 24. Is it about assassinating a bloke within 24 hours that they have to protect or am I totally wrong? :rotfl:

di3004

Right okay now my belly is rumbling like crazy..........:eek::o.

Yummy Onion Sauce........love it.:D

donotpassgo_2

sharpdeath wrote: »

I never put the stock, I was security so you used to watch them do it! That must have been murder for you though. You must have been really annoyed of it by the end. You could have just dumped it al around the back where no one would have found it! :rotfl:
Hells Kitchen is the only reality tv I watch, all the rest is a bit naff but I quite enjoy watching Ramsay going into his tirades. He'll keel over one day! :rolleyes:
I have to admit, I've never watched 24. Is it about assassinating a bloke within 24 hours that they have to protect or am I totally wrong? :rotfl:

24 is about an agency that protects agains terrorism and events unfold over 24hrs you also follow different characters story so four pictures come up with differnet characters when that window opens you follow their part in the story, it is brilliant, try and get hold of series 1, Jack Beuer is fantastic. You do get totally immersed the series follows on from the previous totally addictive. Lots of twists nothing quite like it.

donotpassgo_2

Have you visited DFW threads?

They have a great thread about how much as a running total people have paid off their debts in 2009, it comes to over a staggering £1m with just 137 people Martins added his congratulations:money: