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Nice People Thread Number 10 -the official residence of Nice People
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lostinrates wrote: »
O did just think of a packet food I like. Those little kosher crouton/cracker things. for chicken soup.
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If I were going veggie with S/S then I'd rather fry some veggies in batter than use quorn just for the sake of it. So, whatever is common in tempura batter at stands/stalls/markets .... would be OK. Cauli, sweetcorn, ... although, bizarrely, I'd even be happy with onion bhajis and S/S sauce if the S/S sauce were the one I usually expect to pick up at a chinese takeaway.We sometimes have Quorn pieces in sweet and sour sauce, which is almost acceptable.
I don't mind mixing cuisines
Egg fried rice, onion bhajis and S/S sauce...... and maybe some chips 0 -
I tried it many years ago - expecting it to taste of turkey, but look like bacon.... it tasted of bacon. As it was called Turkey Rashers, that doesn't seem like a mad idea to have formed.lostinrates wrote: »Speaking of bacon...has anyone tried turkey bacon? I cannot remember if I have or not.....
Only tried it the once. Shame... rather fancied turkey rashers.....0 -
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Looks lovely and very practical in the cheese room. I think it may be cold in the study.
That's true, it would be cold visually. But they are thin enough for underfloor heating:D. And there is exposed timber for warmth and then I can add some sumptuous curtains.
I wasn't going to put curtains in the study, just roman blinds, because it only has cottage windows, but to year I bought cheap dark grey curtains up in their and the long, dark curtains work surprisingly well, which has made me think a blind all year, then a thick warm curtain in a luxurious silk, or sumptuous velvet for more texture against the rough exposed wood.
I love contrasts in texture like that, rough with sumptuous, cold with warm.
I think the thing is the study is in the corner of the house, so do I treaty it as the wood end of the front of the house, or the stone end of the single story 'Victorian' workaday bit?
ATM I love the stone floor so much I'd run it through the garden room at the back of the house too though.......:p0 -
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PasturesNew wrote: »So michaels can only 'bother' me with them 50x and no more.
mmm - filling PNs PM box 50x times over
I think....0
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