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Right, I really need a :cuppa:

Now you mention it, so do I.
 

Jenkins

Legendary Member
Location
Felixstowe
Today was cake day.

Got to work to find that two trays of cupcakes had been brought in to celebrate a belated birthday
Then there were the leftovers from a leaving celebration yesterday
Followed by more cake at my dad's for his birthday - he likes his fishing
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classic33

Leg End Member
I keep getting full page adverts on here...
You're not alone.

Something like this "interest based advert"?
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It will be plus I get to torture Maz for about 3 hours with the aroma, it takes about 4 hours in the oven but after an hour or so the smell starts to permeate the whole house. :becool:

BTW it's her fault, she bought the dish and today bought the Lamb 'Leg Steaks' for the meal.

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Here's one I did earlier.

Lightweight! You only torture one person. :laugh:

During warmer weather, I deliberately leave the odd window open when I'm cooking or baking. That way the aroma wafts up the street driving the neighbours potty. :evil: :angel:
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
Lightweight! You only torture one person. :laugh:

During warmer weather, I deliberately leave the odd window open when I'm cooking or baking. That way the aroma wafts up the street driving the neighbours potty. :evil: :angel:
Sometimes the neighbours comment on the lovely aromas, generally in the warmer months but then Scott and Kayleigh have sampled my cookerying quite a few times.
 

Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
Location
Land of Lincoln
It will be plus I get to torture Maz for about 3 hours with the aroma, it takes about 4 hours in the oven but after an hour or so the smell starts to permeate the whole house. :becool:

BTW it's her fault, she bought the dish and today bought the Lamb 'Leg Steaks' for the meal.

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Here's one I did earlier.
Zig-Zag at the ready.


Rock on!
 
Sometimes the neighbours comment on the lovely aromas, generally in the warmer months but then Scott and Kayleigh have sampled my cookerying quite a few times.

Here people are rather... conservative... when it comes to food. Downside of living in the boonies. What I cook is usually considered "foreign muck" :wacko:

The quickest way to get them screaming and running towards the horizon?

Put garlic into something. :laugh:
 
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