Food

[Quijote]

By the way, Roehre himself is somewhat of a dab hand in the kitchen (I hope he doesn't mind me drawing attention to this skill of his), but he does regrettably employ child labour. I will allow him to elaborate, if he cares to...

[Chris]

There shouldn't be any problem running a mini fridge all the time. It will cost something, certainly, but not nearly what a regular fridge costs to run.

[Megan]

No problem Megan. But do please feel free to ask me for recipes (how to wok-fry maggots, tomato soup, émincé of dog ...), and I'll happily oblige. Still, if you poison yourself by misreading my precise instructions that is not my problem, and you will gain little by contacting your solicitors Sue, Grabbit & Runne.

Gladly, I am really not a big meat eater, the only meat I touch is chicken or fish. Of course, I get my cook to test the food first before I eat it.

[Quijote]

Gladly, I am really not a big meat eater, the only meat I touch is chicken or fish [...]

As your Majesty wishes.

[Megan]

As your Majesty wishes.

The meat has to be fresh as well, I mean if the corgi's have fresh meat on their menu, then so ought I.
I say Philip, how about some recipe ideas so that my cook can try them out?

[Quijote]

I thought you didn't particularly rate food, Megan?
Go eat grass, Your Majesty. Or perhaps bread and water (whilst wearing a horsehair shirt)?

[Quijote]

Though the bread can be "brioche" of course, à la Marie-Antoinette.

[Quijote]

Add "smiling" icons for my last 3 posts.

[Quijote]

Here's something for Megan's mini bar :
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandsty...n-burdock-beer

[Megan]

Here's something for Megan's mini bar :
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandsty...n-burdock-beer

Whilst both herbs may have medicinal properties, they are also a diuretics, which would be the down side for me. I wouldn't want be making frequent visits to the washroom. Besides the colour of the drink looks like a UTI.
I have often fancied the idea of making Elderflower wine though.

[Quijote]

Well, most of you on the forum have pooh-poohed the idea of eating insects, dogs and other exotic meats. With this article, are we getting closer to some sort of consensus?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandsty...u-ever-devised

[Megan]

With Halloween looming up you can try some rather sinister recipe's
Decayed Corpse Chips with Entrail Salsa , or you might fancy some Mad scientist body parts.

http://www.brittablvd.com/Halloween/recipes.html#corpse

[Preston]

Well, most of you on the forum have pooh-poohed the idea of eating insects, dogs and other exotic meats. With this article, are we getting closer to some sort of consensus?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandsty...u-ever-devised

Well, it is the eating of dog that bothers me the worst. Insects I step on, a lot. Dogs, on the other hand, are - something, of humans best friend. The reason being their undeniable lifelong loyalty, companionship, love, friendship, support, etc.

With Halloween looming up you can try some rather sinister recipe's
Decayed Corpse Chips with Entrail Salsa , or you might fancy some Mad scientist body parts.

http://www.brittablvd.com/Halloween/recipes.html#corpse

Megan, those are indeed some creepy meals!

[Sorrano]

Well, most of you on the forum have pooh-poohed the idea of eating insects, dogs and other exotic meats. With this article, are we getting closer to some sort of consensus?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandsty...u-ever-devised

Those do sound good to me!

[Sorrano]

With Halloween looming up you can try some rather sinister recipe's
Decayed Corpse Chips with Entrail Salsa , or you might fancy some Mad scientist body parts.

http://www.brittablvd.com/Halloween/recipes.html#corpse

That reminds me of Halloween high school menus.