The Everlasting Loveliness (that) Is The Elite

scamps1966

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I did see the picture and I can't say what made me laugh the most as if DD2 reads this I would be not be flavour of the month. But what one of the boys was doing did make me giggle. And these are future doctors. :eek:

I'm pretty sure they are all just friends as she did ring me up for relationship advice about another boy the other week.

I actually think that it is very healthy for both sexes to get along very well as friends I think it looks towards a brighter future for humanity.

Totally agree. I sometimes envy the way my youngest kids relationships with their friends. The stuff they talk about these days, we wouldn't discuss with friends a generation ago. It's more 'open' these days and I personally think this is good. I hear my youngest boy on his Xbox talking to his mates about ALL sorts of things. Technology and progress.

Enterprise_1701C

majorica wrote: »

wrapped in tinfoil stuck in the middle of a bonfire oooh the burnt fingers n black skin are all forgotten when you take your first bite

Ooooh, that brings back memories, when I was a child the whole neighbourhood would get together in one garden, we would have a massive bonfire party with a massive bonfire, always with baked potatoes in the middle, and there would be loads of fireworks because everyone contributed. Those baked potatoes tasted sooooo good on a cold bonfire night and us kids always had a wonderful time

tweets

squigs wrote: »

Other than butter, what other filling would you suggest?
Please and thankyou!! :)

Egg mayo , coleslaw , cheese and beans , cheese egg mayo and onion all mixed together.

Thrifty_Sister

I am a cheese & beans fan. And tuna mayo isn't bad either

Wheres_My_Cashback

EMMAP wrote: »

THIS! Nomnomnom.

I think you can tell how much we all want things back to normal based on the amount of potato discussion :rotfl:

Did anyone else used to have fried mash? My mum used to do it as a treat for me when I was little as I didn't like normal mash

Yep, as part of a fresh pan of Bubble and Squeak. Just the smell of it in the pan..yummy

Sunshinemummy

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I did see the picture and I can't say what made me laugh the most as if DD2 reads this I would be not be flavour of the month. But what one of the boys was doing did make me giggle. And these are future doctors. :eek:

I'm pretty sure they are all just friends as she did ring me up for relationship advice about another boy the other week.

I actually think that it is very healthy for both sexes to get along very well as friends I think it looks towards a brighter future for humanity. :)

I totally agree, but still find it hard to get my head around.

How the generations have changed, and for the better.

Enterprise_1701C

EMMAP wrote: »

THIS! Nomnomnom.

I think you can tell how much we all want things back to normal based on the amount of potato discussion :rotfl:

Did anyone else used to have fried mash? My mum used to do it as a treat for me when I was little as I didn't like normal mash

Still do - I make corned beef hash as a treat, fry up the corned beef for a couple of minutes then add the mash, and the mash has to be burned to a crisp on the bottom

Bananababe

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Thrifty_Sister

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Ooooh, that brings back memories, when I was a child the whole neighbourhood would get together in one garden, we would have a massive bonfire party with a massive bonfire, always with baked potatoes in the middle, and there would be loads of fireworks because everyone contributed. Those baked potatoes tasted sooooo good on a cold bonfire night and us kids always had a wonderful time

Yep - we did that too. Each Mum made something different - puds, toffee apples, treacle toffee..........................

Bliss

TrulyMadly

squigs wrote: »

Sorry to post such a boreing question but I am really struggling with how to do it.

Could someone please tell me, what is the best way to cook a jacket potato?

Thank you in advance for anyone who can help me with this.:)

You don't work in a nursery do you squigs?