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    recipes?

    Are we allowed to make suggestions as to what we wanna see in the cookbook? If we are, can there be something on a sunday dinner (not bothered about the meat, just the basics ) and how to make gravy, is bisto the best way?
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    lol, ok then.... what ya cooking for us next week then?


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    erm... lemme see...

    To start, we have a rapidly cooked No14, served fresh from the greaseproof paper bag, followed by No. 23 settled into a styrofoam tub with a plastic lid garni. For main course we will be having Nos. 45, 63, 34 with a side order of No. 71 and two No. 56... all served steaming hot from the foil tub, presented in a really thin white carrier bag.

    For dessert, creme de vanille glace avec jus de choclat et confetti de chocolat.
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    sounds ok cant wait..... Indian or Chinese? we dont mind either
    Last edited by lynni; 29-01-2004 at 11:47 AM.


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    erm... lemme see...

    To start, we have a rapidly cooked No14, served fresh from the greaseproof paper bag, followed by No. 23 settled into a styrofoam tub with a plastic lid garni. For main course we will be having Nos. 45, 63, 34 with a side order of No. 71 and two No. 56... all served steaming hot from the foil tub, presented in a really thin white carrier bag.

    For dessert, creme de vanille glace avec jus de choclat et confetti de chocolat.
    If it's chinese then how about a number 69 for dessert? Cream of sum yung guy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deckard
    erm... lemme see...

    To start, we have a rapidly cooked No14, served fresh from the greaseproof paper bag, followed by No. 23 settled into a styrofoam tub with a plastic lid garni. For main course we will be having Nos. 45, 63, 34 with a side order of No. 71 and two No. 56... all served steaming hot from the foil tub, presented in a really thin white carrier bag.

    For dessert, creme de vanille glace avec jus de choclat et confetti de chocolat.

    ROFL.... that's funny... sounds tasty

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