What did you have for dinner?

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  1. shiney

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    Not supposed to be until next Wednesday :nonofinger:

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      That's what I told him too ;)
       
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      Caaaaaaakkkkeeeee
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      Satay prawns and noodles first though ;)
       
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        Fish fingers and chips with brown sauce.
        Only the best brown sauce, mind you.:biggrin:

        Yesterday it was fried herring roe and baked potato.

        I do know how to live it up.:biggrin:
         
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          There is no best brown sauce! Yuk! :P

          I do like fish fingers, chips and red sauce mind. Heinz all the way!
           
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            Love herring roe <img src=" title="WantLick :yummy:" /> but I like mine on toast with a good splash of vinegar.

            As for fishfingers, there is only *one* way to eat those: in a butty! :delish:
             
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              I never tried herring.. am I missing out? :scratch:
               
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                pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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                All these new recipes to try :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
                 
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                  No, not herring, they are loaded with bones.
                  Herring roe.
                   
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                    Herring roe is ... erm ... not the fish exactly (or, at least ... not quite *yet* :whistle: )
                    Maybe you've heard it called "milts"?
                     
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                      Years ago, when it was properly cheap, people would use it along with a small portion of white fish in a the filling of a fish pie; personally I think that is a waste of good herring roe :heehee:
                       
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                        Unless they are rollmops ;)
                         
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                          Ooh not heard of milts.. shall have to investigate!

                          What the frig is roll mops?
                           
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                          Sounds like a load of Bo***cks to me :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
                          Milts that is.
                           
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                            Not into roll mops.
                             
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