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I put mine through a sieve after roastingTrip to make a smooth passata, up to you really
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When I went through Cardiff today they was this little lady waving furiously at the train.......VC?Originally posted by veggiechicken View PostMorning All and a special Bore da to GL for when he arrives in Wales! Don't forget to wave when you're in Cardiff
I'll be watching out for you!
Another soooper sunshiny day here and I'm spending the morning taking my Mum to have her toenails clipped
Wonder if they'd do the dog's claws at the same time?
Hope you all have a smiley day, however you spend it
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I made a load on Sunday,just roasted the toms with a little olive oil,basil and a sprinkling of salt n sugar, when soft 'blitzed them' with hand blender, then put it into sterilised jars,which I then 'boiled' in saucepan for few mins,then store in cupboard. Haven't done this before, so don't know how long will keep. Used one last night, just gently heated up in saucepan, served with pasta, delicious.Originally posted by Tripmeup View PostDottyRComment
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For passata I put mine through the Kenwood sieve so i get a smooth sauce, then sometimes I freeze the toms without sieving to have on toast. They taste really goodOriginally posted by Tripmeup View Post
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How was the lamb curry?
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Good evening! Just got back from my fellas mums. I've got some really nice perfume that she brought back off her holiday.
Going to get my pjs on and chill out watch TV before bed.
Sent from my iPhone using Grow Your Own ForumCarrie
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Curry was so nice we ate it allOriginally posted by Jay22 View PostHow was the lamb curry?
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Hello? Hello? Testing...!
Yep - it's me, quiet all day, and orf to bed in a mo, but I can't leave you without telling you the 'official' race details, the 'actual' race time, nearest guess, and a couple of pics.
Grumbles all round that the clock started at 10am when the race was supposed to start, but the hooter went 20-odd seconds later; and there was no taking into account that the clock was ticking away before those of us further back in the 800 strong field got across the start line.
Further grumbles that all those with gps stopwatches (i.e. most 'proper' runners) reckon that the distance was 10.2km not 10km. Part of the issue here is that the course we ran, was not the course as published, and the deviation took in a WHACKING GREAT HILL that made the hilly course even more so.
So apart from the organisers not having accuracy in either (a) distance or (b) time, it was very well organised.
Adjusting for the above, I ran the 10k hilly course in ............ 64:09. Nanny Sally was the closest guess - have yourself a donut!
Here's a pic of me looking chipper at half way...
...and the the end in sight (taken the day before)...
...and nearly there (taken the day before)...
...and nearly dead stumbling over the finish line - note my co-ordinating face/T combo.
...and once I had realised I was not dead, with my big bro.
Thanks for cheering me on, folks - much appreciated. Next one is the Kingsbury 10k cross country at the end of November...........
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Morning All. Bit brighter this morning, but still a bit of a chill first thing. Well done Hazel of the Aerodynamic Legs Have a good day
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Well done Hazel! Shame I missed out on that doughnut
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Morning all, lovely and sunny here again...what's going on?
Well done Hazel, wish I had half your energy! I used to be as fit as that but have gotten lazier over the past couple of years.
Glad your curry was delicious Bren...me, I had fish, not something I would choose for dinner but OH likes it...would rather have had the curry!
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G'Moooooooornin' Peeps! Better get up, I guess.
Well done Hazel - you look like you enjoyed it (Nutter!) I didn't guess at your time, but I had a doughnut anyway! Two actually, as Hubby came home with them, and plonked them in front of me, the rotter. 
That certainly messed up yesterday's calorie intake.
Coffee? All the best - Glutton 4 Punishment
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Morning all
Well done Hazel
Can't stop busy, busy, busy todayHe who smiles in the face of adversity,has already decided who to blame
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity
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Morning all! Sunshine here, and warm, and looking out from behind the desk, Domino is already in situ on the bench.
The washing will be ready to put out in a bit, and I'm glad I was bothered to put the ingredients in the breadmaker last night as I've had fresh bread for brekkers - yum.
There's some knuckling down to be done - so have a good day all, and I'll catch ya laters!
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Morning All
Day at the plot coming up so all I will say is "have a lovely day"
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