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Love it or Hate it...... Marmite soldiers...

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    Default A British Classic

    Love it or Hate it......

    Marmite soldiers







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    I find it amusing that a by product of a midlands brewery is named after a French cooking pot . Typical aspirational marketing , I suppose
    Life should be more than just going through the motions

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    Default Olive Oil

    The process of making olive oil...from harvesting to extracting


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    I think every mother has used...the 'starving children speech'.

    My Father thought tripe was the best thing since sliced bread and always had the honeycomb. He used to fill all the holes with vinegar...and seriously expected me to swoon with culinary delight. I was equally serious when I suggested posting it...to those poor starving children



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    Tried..tested...and very tasty



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    Default Liver..


    A good no nonsense recipe...and the bagpipes recipe will come later



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    Default Irish Stew

    With fresh produce like this...you just know it was going to be good


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    Worcestershire Sauce..





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    Default Toad in the Hole

    A very simple recipe...that requires skill to cook perfectly





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