On the other hand, it's nice to know that if you're going to fit in a Valentines meal in and around your latest speaker project, that you can put together something quick, delicious and appreciated. These were served as individual courses.
The foggy one is bacon wrapped scallops and the final is Flan.
EDIT: Forgot the asparagus pic.
The foggy one is bacon wrapped scallops and the final is Flan.
EDIT: Forgot the asparagus pic.
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There is a kebab place here which serves up meat that is so highly packed with salt that you might as well lick a bag of salt. Chomping down on just one kebab is like sucking on a bottle of oil and salt at the same time with a little meat thrown in.
I don't know how they've remained in buisness, its a lethal amount of salt and oil.
When the kebab soaks through 3 layers of paper you know its oily.
I don't know how they've remained in buisness, its a lethal amount of salt and oil.
When the kebab soaks through 3 layers of paper you know its oily.
What is popular over here is kebab-pizza.
I don't like kebab or pizza !
Give me a KFC or McDonalds any day.
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So far they haven't succeeded, but they are still trying.
Yum. When I was still a carnivore I used to look forward to the brawn at christmas time my mum made. I thought after the whole prion thing that brains weren't allowed into the food chain anymore?
They do two options.
You get either a side of pork without the trotters or at a lower price per weight A half with the head and two trotters.
You could do a special order for a hog roast I suppose.
That was in beef and not pork.
The problem was in the feed and has largely been sorted out now.
Just had a Chicken Korma meal for supper.
I eat Indian food when I can as they say there is very little dementia in India.
They think its due to the food they eat.
I eat Indian food when I can as they say there is very little dementia in India.
They think its due to the food they eat.
Ah good. I know the problem was that beef was finding its way into pork feed (although not as bad as chicken in chicken feed!).
@Nigel: Chicken Korma has nothing to do with traditional Indian food! The lack of dementia may be down to a life expectancy of only 68 years...
I think they use Turmeric which is a Indian spice.
Hardly anyone in India gets dementia.
It could be curries kill off plaque making bacteria in the gut which stops it getting in the blood stream.
The average age for onset of dementia is 80...
But I can ask my father in law who is Indian and a retired consultant his views.
But I can ask my father in law who is Indian and a retired consultant his views.
I worked as a carer for a man who got dementia at 50.
But that is very young to start with it.
There was a bit of a scandal about the substance they use for preserving pork giving people cancer. They are moving over to something new which is a bit less of a risk.
MD has its own scandal right now in Germany. One of their abattoir operators/ patty
providers, OSI, had the mishap of not watching a film crew close enough. I have not seen
the pictures, and I won't try to. MD is now sueing OSI, but only after that thing was aired last
week. Disgusting. The abattoir has been closed.
Gerhard
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No, it was about "Nitrid-Pökelsalz" that is in a lot of sausages, Kassler, ham, but was not
in the list for Döner.
That is sad. My favourite local Turkish lunch joint does skewers of fresh local lamb grilled over charcoal, it is neither salty nor greasy. They serve it with rice, soft Turkish flat bread, 2 types of salad, an tadziki and red pepper paste. The only problem is that it's enough to feed at least two people!
