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Good idea SBP, going in now.
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Aaahhhh...buuuutttt....have you taken into consideration your altitude piglet?????
Will clearly make a LOT of difference to cooking times!!!!
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Yeeeeeerse, but if Piglet pops the pressure cooker on the Patent Peter Propane Burner, it might just compensate for his altitude.
Alternatively, if Piglet knows anyone with an ex-RAF single seater, or a jet dragster............Always thank people who have helped you immediately, as they may not be around to thank later.
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...then I'll be happy to escort any experiment (on cookery !) up there!!!
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Ooooohhh ...aahhhhh- do you think they would explode like grenades if under pressure????
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I think you could turn them from a fast rolling boil to a gentle simmer now Piglet. Just keep an eye on them in case they are still hard!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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Not got mine from the lottie yet!
The river Trent is lovely, I know because I have walked on it for 18 years.
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Never mind BW, if you start them off now, thay should be ready for next yearOriginally posted by bubblewrap View PostNot got mine from the lottie yet!
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Someone said on the radio the other day that if you can still count them they aren't ready!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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Now, Mr H Blumenthal suggests taking them apart leaf by leaf and cooking them thus...
dooooo tell me if you have the patience to do this, because I know I haven't!
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An alternative to gas cylinders.
Have you tried making a curry of some of them and feeding them to your relatives and friends? With the correct piping connection arrangement you could save on the gas cylinders and have a continous supply.
A hot vindaloo should do nicely.George the PigmanComment
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Final Results?
Piglet, were they al-dente or broke-toothy?Always thank people who have helped you immediately, as they may not be around to thank later.
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No, Pierre, not ready but to stop the same thing happening in 2008 I have started them already with a stready gentle rolling boil.Comment
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Piglet, are you waiting for the sprouts to drop from the stem before you harvest them?
If so, I'm begining to think that your plot must neighbour a golf course where they favour green balls.
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Don't forget to add some bicarb to keep the stinky mess looking green! (They used to do it with mushey peas - what's wrong with grey peas I want to know?)Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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