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  • mothernerd
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  • kem10
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    Oh a bosie, what a lovely smiley!

    Curry looks good. My veggie friend is letting me stay at hers so I plan on cooking her dinner as a thank you.. that one could be a winner as she loves her beans and I do too.

    Congrats on clearing space in your kitchen... more room for tasty creations now! :)
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  • Pippilongstocking
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    Dearest heart I'd never describe you as a 'batty old loon'

    A quirky mature quine perhaps. :D

    Happy Weekend to Greying and Chums.

    Again the grub looks epic and adding coriander to most things makes it better (except porridge I'm sure).

    Have a great one dear lovely folks. Any fun plans?
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  • Upsidedown_Bear
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    Smilie of the day.

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  • liltdiddylilt
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    Upsidedown_Bear wrote: »
    Smilie of the day.

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    This sums up everytime I flick onto this wonderful website forum :D

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  • rtandon27
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    Pippilongstocking wrote: »
    ...Again the grub looks epic and adding coriander to most things makes it better (except porridge I'm sure)....

    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
    Well someone has done it! Have a look here! No clue if it tastes any good - anyone want to give it a try???:D
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  • teapot2
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    rtandon27 wrote: »
    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
    Well someone has done it! Have a look here! No clue if it tastes any good - anyone want to give it a try???:D


    Hmmm, well I was planning on porridge ramorra's morn BUT coriander??? Well I might try a wee bit with the herb; the recipe is for 4 peeps and I sure don't know 3 others who would be willing to try it. I'll have most of the porridge with my customary banana and blueberries and then try the alternative and report back :D
  • supersaver1000
    supersaver1000 Posts: 2,465 Forumite
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    Yum. I put my porridge oats in a bowl with some boiling water and some sultanas. Let it stand a while and add dash of milk then cook in microwave. When done add yoghurt honey fruit and seeds. Delish and the sultanas swell up juicily. Nom nom.
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  • mrsinvisible
    mrsinvisible Posts: 1,310 Forumite
    Porridge? eeeeeuuuuuucccccckkkkkk!!!!!!!!!
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