Elite christmas special

hornetgirl

Thanks for the new thread Zippy.


Hope you manage to get something sorted out FloFlo. It sounds like an emergency to me.


We thankfully have heat again. The part we needed wasn't in stock, but the engineer has hard wired something (sorry not v technical) to make the radiators work. They just aren't talking to the thermostat controller so are all red hot. I can live with that

FloFlo

Saversue wrote: »

Flo could you empty freezer to make it lighter and then push it to the other side and perhaps plug it in to an extension lead from a good dry socket ? May not be practical, but that's the best I can think of.

zippydooda wrote: »

put on super freeze for an hr. then switch it off for 8hrs no problem. just don't open it. also can it be reached with an extension lead from house to cool it down every so often

Will have to look if it has super freeze - passed on to us from MIL.

No dry sockets in the garage there is only that one.

I am debating whether to empty it and bring it in to kitchen will have a nosey at forecast.

princessmelody2009

purdita wrote: »

Hello all
Popping in to wish you all a very merry christmas and a happy 2014
:santa2:

Can I ask for your help in deciding a debate that has been raging......and this is whether you can eat gammon with gravy.

I know it can be eaten with chips, salad, pineapple, egg etc. But do many of you also eat it hot with gravy as part of a roast dinner?

Mmm, have not tried with gravy, still need to try boiling it in coke :rotfl:

We normally have it with cabbage and pandy mmmmmm nom nom

Nannylala

purdita wrote: »

Hello all
Popping in to wish you all a very merry christmas and a happy 2014
:santa2:

Can I ask for your help in deciding a debate that has been raging......and this is whether you can eat gammon with gravy.

I know it can be eaten with chips, salad, pineapple, egg etc. But do many of you also eat it hot with gravy as part of a roast dinner?

Happy Christmas Purdita:santa2:As far as how you eat your gammon is debatable I do not think there is a right or wrong way to have it.If you have it hot my preference would be with a white sauce or onion sauce.If you have it with turkey as a roast then I guess some people would have gravy :eek:

logie

bubbs wrote: »

Thanks nanny x
Hope your brother gets here safe and sound there are alot of disruptions.
Nanny how do you work the points out please?
Hope you have a lovely Christmas x

bubbs, you earn 1 point per 25p spent in Boots

When you've collected they are like CC points - 100 points = £1

Dizzy_Ditzy

It stopped raining here!

AFTER I'd put my wellies and waterproofs on

The wellies are bin bound. There's a hole in one of them and the other has ripped my heel to shreds :mad:

And it ain't even bloody raining!

And I have to go and buy a bottle of prosecco now cos my sodastream still hasn't turned up an I need to make the jellies for my trifle tonight and was going to try the blue nun theory out *sigh*

bubbs

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Mmm, have not tried with gravy, still need to try boiling it in coke :rotfl:

We normally have it with cabbage and pandy mmmmmm nom nom

Whats pandy please?

hornetgirl

We usually have onion sauce with gammon. You could always compromise and have onion gravy I suppose.

bubbs

logie wrote: »

bubbs, you earn 1 point per 25p spent in Boots

When you've collected they are like CC points - 100 points = £1

Thanks so thats good then 500 points on £10 spend so effectively a fiver off:T:T

logie

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Mmm, have not tried with gravy, still need to try boiling it in coke :rotfl:

We normally have it with cabbage and pandy mmmmmm nom nom

Ooh, I'm slow cooking our gammon joint in Coke tomorrow (or actually Pepsi as it came free with our weekend take away )
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