Not mushy peas at all. It is Trefolex gone hard in the can. Mix it with EP gear oil for machining stainless steel.
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Not mushy peas at all. It is Trefolex gone hard in the can. Mix it with EP gear oil for machining stainless steel.
Tinned vegetables, frozen food...
So hard to find a woman who can cook nowadays :wasntme:
I have no issues with the mushy peas, there great on top of a pie with some chilly mince, mashed potato and sauce cafe de wheels style..... but chicken in a can!??!?! can we actualy buy this stuff in Australia?!?! thats the most disgusting looking chicken i have ever seen...
The poor bloke spends his entire life in the intake and inside of a big jet engine sweating his guts out for twopence. I imagine would be very similar to being downut pit. All he wants in return for providing the life of privilege you have become accustomed to is a box of beer, the odd cuppa tea and some mushies or a Vindaloo with his chips and you not only get all whingy about it but make him cook and eat dirty 2nd rate canned mushies.
Shame on you Dullbird
Learn to cook for your man.
(she knows where I live, I just hope fibro houses flame resistant?)
Trefolex probably smells better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm
hot trefolex and Ep gear oil..Quote:
Originally Posted by pando
only after you have snorted a gram of nutmeg...
can still taste trefolex and i havent used it in 20 years...
There is nothing wrong with mushy peas. They are excellent. The canned ones are OK but home cooked ones, over a hot pie with gravy and mash are a culinary delight.
Being from a Mediterranean background, we were not allowed to sample this type of food and had to wait until I was in my teens to try the delights of mushy peas.
Must be something in it or old Harry's Cafe de Wheels would have gone out of business many years ago.
Even mushy peas made out camping using the good old surprise peas are excellent and a great meal after a hard wet days driving.
Now as for their swag lifting properties that is quite another thing . I remember being on a rugby end of season trip home after a meal of pies, mash mushy peas and gravy. Many an eye was watering for the next three hours and the driver refused to turn on the air con.
Mushy peas for me - Yes Please!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by dobbo
well considering he was off and I was the one out earning the bread then NO........he can cook his own plasticine:D
now if he was clever he could of calved out a green version of Morph
Could be worse it could have been ox tongue