Low Fat Scotch Eggs
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Nope, my cholesterol is checked regularly and is very good, lard and beef dripping is fantastic to cook with just don't do it everyday.
Oh, its OK to use butter these days, turns out you don't drop dead after eating a round of buttered toast
I use butter every day
and nothing else
The funniest idea is anyone having respect for me to begin with
Now you mention it...
I use butter every day
Really?
Nothing else at all?
Blimey! I mean its versatile, but no substitute for real toilet paper!
Off topic but anyone worried about oils and cooking for health, try coconut oil, the body doesn't store it! Just burns it off! Maybe an idea BR, a small coconut plantation next to the field beans
Off topic but anyone worried about oils and cooking for health, try coconut oil, the body doesn't store it! Just burns it off! Maybe an idea BR, a small coconut plantation next to the field beans
I suspect they would go the way of the olive trees....which don't seem to like -15C
I suspect they would go the way of the olive trees....which don't seem to like -15C
You tried them? I've never heard of them fruiting outdoors in the uk even if they do survive. Grow them indoors with the peaches and pineapples...
I got a pot grown one to fruit in Hampshire - they don't seem to overwinter outdoors in Lincs though
Meant to add - there are two commercial olive farms maturing in the UK now !
Sorry for the thread hijack Earthgirl - back to those lovely scotch eggs - and my wife is away so I'm wasting away
Sorry for the thread hijack Earthgirl - back to those lovely scotch eggs - and my wife is away so I'm wasting away
Olives don't like our humidity, (even on a dry day in our country put a tied up bag of cardboard and paper recycling out in the sun and give it an hour... and watch the condensation form in the bag... )they like a dry heat and don't actually mind cold nights as long as the soil is well drained. as BR said they don't like -15 but will be ok down to -5 to -10. All the new growth will be 'burnt' off but the main tree will be ok as long as the soil is very well drained
as BR said they don't like -15 but will be ok down to -5 to -10. All the new growth will be 'burnt' off but the main tree will be ok as long as the soil is very well drained
Meant to add - there are two commercial olive farms maturing in the UK now !
Sorry for the thread hijack Earthgirl - back to those lovely scotch eggs - and my wife is away so I'm wasting away
I thought they were in hot houses....?
Anyhow. Lovely eggs. Homemade brown sauce would be required.
Meant to add - there are two commercial olive farms maturing in the UK now !
Sorry for the thread hijack Earthgirl - back to those lovely scotch eggs - and my wife is away so I'm wasting away
Really.... With all you've got stashed
.... lol...
No chap - one in Kent, one in Devon
I'm not big on the egg bit - can I have stuffing balls in mine please?
I'm not big on the egg bit - can I have stuffing balls in mine please?
Really.... With all you've got stashed
I'm living on my "personal reserves" and pining away
If I stubbornly refuse to eat at all, death is expected in the Spring
I'm living on my "personal reserves" and pining away
If I stubbornly refuse to eat at all, death is expected in the Spring
Oh bugger!!!! no more seeds from you then
