The Comper's Inn (part 43)

BlueBella

I am watching James Martin's Food Map of Britain - he is in Scotland today and has just been visiting a lady who owns highland cows! I had to laugh as he seemed so nervous when up close to them They really are lovely though it is a shame they go to the 'slaughter house' aged just 36 months! I I could never be a meat farmer!

sax11

Have your eyes been opened by that FB link bella ?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::whistle:

fire**fly

BlueBella wrote: »

that's got to be the funniest pic on the whole thread bella,
every time I see it I crack up :rotfl::rotfl:

hope everyone's had a nice day :j

been busy here in & out the garden & keeping up
with comps :j
done the online shop to be delivered Friday instead of sat
this week for a change
was going to do smoked haddock & baby pots/salad for dinner but DH says he fancies a Chinese so am
going to be lazy & order one

lomaxsylvia

Oh haven't had chinese for years firefly, we only have takeaway when we go down to DD2's and then its always Indian they order. Hope you enjoy it.

BlueBella

FF, your tea sounds lovely! Yes I love that Highland dancing Highland coo! I was in fits when I posted it!

Glad you had a nice day! I have been out in the garden too as it got out really nice and sunny and felt so mild! I thought I would try and make the most of the good weather before it apparently changes tomorrow.

Enjoy your evening! I'm going to watch the soaps until 8, get the kids in bed then have a bath before settling down to watch Shetland, because I missed it last night!

fire**fly

don't often have an indian one sylv though enjoy if we do :j
much prefer Chinese specially king prawn fried rice,
that's my fave :drool:

sheils - have you tried the soup maker yet :j

sounds like a great evening planned bella :j
love the bubbly bath pic :D

sheils6

fire**fly wrote: »

sheils - have you tried the soup maker yet :j

Only ordered it the other day FF. Can't remember when it said it would be here. Couldn't resist it at £40.
Is this the one you and Sylva have?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Morphy-Richards-48822-Soup-Maker/dp/B00844D5FG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395258801&sr=8-1&keywords=soup+maker

fire**fly

sheils6 wrote: »

Only ordered it the other day FF. Can't remember when it said it would be here. Couldn't resist it at £40.
Is this the one you and Sylva have?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Morphy-Richards-48822-Soup-Maker/dp/B00844D5FG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395258801&sr=8-1&keywords=soup+maker

that's the one sheils :j
really easy to use & clean, you'll enjoy using it :j

lomaxsylvia

Yes Sheils, thats the one as firefly says. Think you will like it. I just chuck anything in with a vegi stock cube and some herbs, salt & petter and it is never the same twice. I never follow a recipe at all. I always put it on smooth because thats what we like. It usually does us for two lunches.

sheils6

BlueBella wrote: »

Enjoy your evening! I'm going to watch the soaps until 8, get the kids in bed then have a bath before settling down to watch Shetland, because I missed it last night!

Shetland was really good Bella!


DH and I had the leftover dauphinoise potatoes with grilled salmon and peas for dinner and DS3 had the leftover mushroom sauce with chicken and tagliatelle. DD went elsewhere for hers. Always leftovers when DS2 cooks but it wasn't wasted it was great to have it with different foods.