Mmm...lamb sausage.
They do look good, don't they. The last local lamb sausages we had here were incredibly salty.
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Anyone like Durian? I sure do. Nowadays we usually buy it pre-pared (sic) and frozen and eat it off the end of a fork instead of having ice cream.
Pay little attention to the sexy guy holding it. I think that's my evil twin. Judging by them rosy cheeks, I think Mr. Whiskey is soon to bleed when he gets too close to them pokey things.
Durian is known as the best and worst tasting food in the world. If you like it, you probably love it. If you don't, it may as well be limburger cheese or worse.
Pay little attention to the sexy guy holding it. I think that's my evil twin. Judging by them rosy cheeks, I think Mr. Whiskey is soon to bleed when he gets too close to them pokey things.
Durian is known as the best and worst tasting food in the world. If you like it, you probably love it. If you don't, it may as well be limburger cheese or worse.
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I'd like to try it, even though I've heard it described as eating vanilla custard while sitting in a septic tank.
DaYum boy, I (ehh we) could charge folks money for that.
Ever considered a career change, like the Gourmet Chip-and-Ale ?
Colony food : roti with masala chicken *
roti with garbanzo/garlic/cummin filling, chicken fried and stewed with garam masala, boiled eggs, asparagus beans, tomatoO, and potatoO.
Blow-up pancakes never bore.
(rather spicey, but only A-No1 with chili paste on the side)
* my Surinam friend had his 1st born earlier this week : son Semey (sammie) YeeY.
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Yup, that's the one.
Yes, I have applied for a spot on the Barely Cooking Show. Damn, now I suppose you know what's under the apron.
Looks like clotted goats blood from here.
I was noticing that myself until I saw the bottom angle on the cupboards. I wonder if she was standing on something? I have a habit of putting my women on a pedestal. 😉
"Objects in the Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are" Lyrics, "Meat Loaf"
korean paratha (pa-jun) is a staple diet for many alcoholics here, which is the half of the nation....
I bike about 7 to 12 miles every morning -- all the Indian grandparents who live with their managing director or cardiologist sons are out walking between 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. so it put me in the spirit to stock up. We had sambar and paratha for dinner last evening.