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Re: Pot-Noodles
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You're just after my pot noodle 
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I'm not saying anything
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16-09-2004, 20:34
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Funny! I have read this entire thread and at no point have I even been tempted to go out and buy let alone consider eating any pot noodles.
However tonight I have prepared and consumed Genoese Pesto spaghetti.
Yes I made my own pesto sauce.Fresh! With Basil and toasted pinenuts and garlic and olive oil and Parmesan.Marvelous what you can do with a food processor.
Yum!!
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16-09-2004, 21:09
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Funny! I have read this entire thread and at no point have I even been tempted to go out and buy let alone consider eating any pot noodles.
However tonight I have prepared and consumed Genoese Pesto spaghetti.
Yes I made my own pesto sauce.Fresh! With Basil and toasted pinenuts and garlic and olive oil and Parmesan.Marvelous what you can do with a food processor.
Yum!! 
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well....I made a vegy rissotto with leek, garlic, skinned baby tomatoes, courgette, mushroom, vegy stock,and rissotto rice and a chopped up spring onion to garnish
It was tasting absaluutly scrummy...........until I added the yoghurt...mmm I don't think I will do that again
and it didn't taste anything like a pot noodle or a pot rice
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16-09-2004, 21:12
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well....I made a vegy rissotto with leek, garlic, skinned baby tomatoes, courgette, mushroom, vegy stock,and rissotto rice and a chopped up spring onion to garnish
It was tasting absaluutly scrummy...........until I added the yoghurt...mmm I don't think I will do that again
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Yes I think the yoghurt was a mistake.I suggest some white wine next time.
Were you using proper risotto rice?
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16-09-2004, 21:13
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Re: Pot-Noodles
I went to Burger King  I was going to go to the chippy but I thought I'd splurge a bit. I'm eating a lot of pasta and onion at the moment - simple, yummy and cheap.
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16-09-2004, 21:17
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Shall I buy a get well card for you so we can all sign it when you have to go into hospital with appendicitis tonight? 
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Well I do have a slight headache now.....and I never get headaches 
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I went to Burger King  I was going to go to the chippy but I thought I'd splurge a bit. I'm eating a lot of pasta and onion at the moment - simple, yummy and cheap.
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 Fried onion?
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16-09-2004, 21:23
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Fried onion?
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Small knob of butter and a splash of sunflower oil to stop the butter burning. Peel, top and tail a large red onion, then chop - I lay it down because I tend to cut myself with onions. Gently saute the onion until the red becomes a lovely translucent pink. Fling over the pasta - cooked in a huge pan of salted water (needs room to move). Sometimes I do a Tesco Finest pork and apple sausage or two, but they're expensive
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16-09-2004, 21:30
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Small knob of butter and a splash of sunflower oil to stop the butter burning. Peel, top and tail a large red onion, then chop - I lay it down because I tend to cut myself with onions. Gently saute the onion until the red becomes a lovely translucent pink. Fling over the pasta - cooked in a huge pan of salted water (needs room to move). Sometimes I do a Tesco Finest pork and apple sausage or two, but they're expensive 
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 mmmmm nice
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16-09-2004, 21:40
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Yes I think the yoghurt was a mistake.I suggest some white wine next time.
Were you using proper risotto rice?
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Oh I forgot there was some white wine in it .....sort of .....  dry martini  there wasn't any white wine open
yes it was proper carnaroli riotto rice
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16-09-2004, 21:58
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Oh I forgot there was some white wine in it .....sort of .....  dry martini  there wasn't any white wine open
yes it was proper carnaroli riotto rice 
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Then add butter but not yoghurt next time.Wasn't strawberry was it?
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16-09-2004, 22:00
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Then add butter but not yoghurt next time.Wasn't strawberry was it? 
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Hmmm there's an idea  no, it was natural , a bit too tart tho.It will be parmi shano regy arno next time( not out of a cardboard drum)  The real block of cheese wiv da writing on a da side
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16-09-2004, 22:01
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Re: Pot-Noodles
Sheesh I sure made a hungry thread here
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16-09-2004, 22:03
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Strange...it made me  when I thought of it...
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16-09-2004, 22:42
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Hmmm there's an idea  no, it was natural , a bit too tart tho.It will be parmi shano regy arno next time( not out of a cardboard drum)  The real block of cheese wiv da writing on a da side 
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16-09-2004, 22:59
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 nope.....lost me there
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