Stavross
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Looks like a spaghetti bolognaise but it’s a lot of mushrooms, a lot of thyme and red wine vinegar
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Not far off ready to put the 360 through it now, waiting on the elec board to move everything, we even put the ducting in for them to try and gee them up a bit, and hopefully when the Batman comes tomorrow he’s happy for us to start pulling the roof off
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Making progress
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Mrs Stav is out for tea with her mate so I done myself a chuck it in curry, chicken, onion, tomatoes, peppers, garlic, ginger, cream and a few dry spices, turned out ok
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Chicken, leek, spuds, carrots, turnip, stock, thyme, tomato purée, salt, pepper and topped off with a dumpling, absolutely delicious
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That looks lovely
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Pointless job finished then off to feed the birds and clean the gutters out for the old girl
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Another toad in the hole tonight, farmers keep giving me spuds and eggs at the minute so it’s a good way to use the up, I’m getting a bit sick of egg buttys at work every day though
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I haven’t tried it yet but grotbags said it was lovely but next time get her full fat custard not that light sh*te
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Well, I’m completely baffled by this, no idea what he thinks he’s achieving, drainage should be about getting it off your land not bringing it further onto it so you can pump it off
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This makes no sense whatsoever, he’s the highest point at the back so it would just send the water down the field, it wouldn’t even go into next doors, but hey, I’m just here to dig holes
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Anyone tell me the point of this? Mate said can you give me a hand with a drainage job, 15’ of pipe into a sump because the garden floods in the winter and he wants to be able to pump it out, why would you not just put a 6” perforated pipe along the back of your boundary sending the water to the left and onto the farmer’s field out the back this is what happens when you work for a retired civil engineer
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It’s only brunch, OAP’s tend to get up early
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Another chicken dinner today, now off on my meals on wheels round, dinner for my mam, apple crumble for the mother-in-law and bags of wheat for my flying chickens
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What were they like?
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Picked some nice cookers earlier, stewed them in dark brown sugar and lemon juice, they don’t look too clever but they smell amazing, I’m sure the mother-in-law will give me her opinion when I drop her one off
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Had a run up my mates farm last night because he’s got a fox that’s upsetting the moo’s, got there and my mate was in the yard, we had a walk out the back, I passed him the thermal to show him 52 hares on a 40 acre field, he said to me “ you can fu*king sort them out” so I had an hour calling for a fox, didn’t see any so went back to the hares, now I only took 15 rounds for the .223 so used them up, kept 2 for my mate, gave the farmer half a dozen for the dog and left the wrecked ones for the fox, I’ll be back with the HMR to thin a few more out, at the beginning of the year after the shooting
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Sea bass tonight with garlic and thyme hasselbacks, tender stem and a homemade lemon aioli, off out now to see if I can get the fox that’s bothering my mates moo’s
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Yeah, I cut it off the appliances I took out as well, that’s it now, I’ll be picking up every bit of cable I see now
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Yeah, I just cut off what I could see yesterday because I haven’t knocked the house down yet, the cable weighed 17kg and I got £33.15 for it, normally I’d of just left that
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Well that was worth the trip to Middlesbroughstan with my scrap
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Bought some cheap steaks, done them with garlic and thyme wedges, a pepper and red onion salad with a lemon and mustard dressing, and mushrooms cooked in garlic butter
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Works a treat mate, I just splash it on and walk around smelling like a bottle of Pernod, can’t keep a certain generation of lady’s away from me
