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thats them malt :victory: my maw makes the best ones,she used to make a huge pan every hogmany.well before the clubs cottoned on that they could make a killing lol

The wife keeps banging on about Skirlie but proper oatmeal is as rare as rocking horse shite down here and live yet to try it.. :(

 

Going to try the health food shops next time I'm in town, tried everywhere else..

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Well I'll be totally honest, I'm 33 and never cooked a thing in my whole life, I've never had to. However I thought it about time I learned, so I recently enrolled in a cookery course, and I tell

I don't do all the cooking but I do cook, will try my hand at anything. I'm doing keema naan's and a curry today, I've always cooked but lately I've grown real fond of it and I do get complimented on

thats them malt :victory: my maw makes the best ones,she used to make a huge pan every hogmany.well before the clubs cottoned on that they could make a killing lol

The wife keeps banging on about Skirlie but proper oatmeal is as rare as rocking horse shite down here and live yet to try it.. :(

 

Going to try the health food shops next time I'm in town, tried everywhere else..

 

I love Skirlie

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since moving to cornwall i do 90percent of the cooking[did a bit before but had work then, so it was whoever got in first] quite enjoy it really, and i get to do whatever i want everyday so long as ive done my chores. :D

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I don't do all the cooking but I do cook, will try my hand at anything. I'm doing keema naan's and a curry today, I've always cooked but lately I've grown real fond of it and I do get complimented on it so must be doing something right or don't want to hurt my feelings. :laugh:

 

I want to do a bit more baking, when my mother was alive there was always something being baked on the big rayburn. The kitchen was always the hub of the house 5 kids coming and going all day and grabbing welsh cakes, custard slices etc.

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I don't do all the cooking but I do cook, will try my hand at anything. I'm doing keema naan's and a curry today, I've always cooked but lately I've grown real fond of it and I do get complimented on it so must be doing something right or don't want to hurt my feelings. :laugh:

 

I want to do a bit more baking, when my mother was alive there was always something being baked on the big rayburn. The kitchen was always the hub of the house 5 kids coming and going all day and grabbing welsh cakes, custard slices etc.

My nan had a hell of a job making welsh cakes when we were all there, they used to disappear almost as fast as they were coming off the plank while they were still hot! :laugh: Made them a few times myself, they don't last long! :D
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I don't do all the cooking but I do cook, will try my hand at anything. I'm doing keema naan's and a curry today, I've always cooked but lately I've grown real fond of it and I do get complimented on it so must be doing something right or don't want to hurt my feelings. :laugh:

 

I want to do a bit more baking, when my mother was alive there was always something being baked on the big rayburn. The kitchen was always the hub of the house 5 kids coming and going all day and grabbing welsh cakes, custard slices etc.

My nan had a hell of a job making welsh cakes when we were all there, they used to disappear almost as fast as they were coming off the plank while they were still hot! :laugh: Made them a few times myself, they don't last long! :D

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I do a fair bit of cooking, love it! :good:

 

well now ive no job i started cooking,making stovies today.god knows how they will turn out lol

whats a stovie scot :hmm:

fecking tasty served with pickled beetroot and oatcakes! ;):laugh:

but what is it made of ive never heard of them

leftover meat, onions, potato and stock..

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stovies

 

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you mean scouse :laugh:
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My missus gets home from work about half 5 and I dont get in until gone 7, but shes quite lazy and spends most of the time on the sofa watching telly - so I usually end up doing the cooking (and washing up) (and cleaning.. lol).

 

One of my best buys was a slow cooker from Tescos for a tenner the other year - i bung all sorts in that - curry, stew, rabbit, gammon, beef, anything really - leave it on 6 or 7 hours and hey presto instant dinner. Also love doing pies, spag bols, chilli, shepherds pie, lasagne. Find it all really easy to do and every now and then I try a new recipe from the old cook book - makes it fun.

 

Unfortunately the missus isnt a fan of game else id be cooking more rabbit & pigeon, but still have it every now & then when shes not about.

 

1st thing sort your mrs out, your both working tell her to help or no dinner :yes: . i am at home all day finished work at the moment (60) , i can cook from easy quick food to a full sunday dinner no prob :thumbs: . we take turns at cooking today nice steak dinner, jacket spuds +veg ( sweet ) apple pie + custard and nice cuppa , her turn thursday !

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