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February 6, 2008 at 1:01 pm #1211880MrAHC wrote:its fookin flat! i seen it on the documentry Pirates of the Carabian
:laugh_at: I stand corrected
February 6, 2008 at 3:31 pm #1154652elretardo87 wrote:I am not a mosher.I travelled all the way from edinburgh to Reading and all I did all night was laugh at people “moshing” to hard trance.
( no offence things are a bit different at our parties)
hehe u won’t like parties in the east then m8!!! nothing like a good stack raaa
February 6, 2008 at 3:31 pm #1211897elretardo87 wrote:I am not a mosher.I travelled all the way from edinburgh to Reading and all I did all night was laugh at people “moshing” to hard trance.
( no offence things are a bit different at our parties)
hehe u won’t like parties in the east then m8!!! nothing like a good stack raaa
February 6, 2008 at 3:35 pm #1154628elretardo87 wrote:I am not a mosher.I travelled all the way from edinburgh to Reading and all I did all night was laugh at people “moshing” to hard trance.
( no offence things are a bit different at our parties)
When was this? a Reading party would normally only have had one room of this going on (if that!) as it was normally breakcore/Dnb with the main rigs there..
February 6, 2008 at 3:35 pm #1211869elretardo87 wrote:I am not a mosher.I travelled all the way from edinburgh to Reading and all I did all night was laugh at people “moshing” to hard trance.
( no offence things are a bit different at our parties)
When was this? a Reading party would normally only have had one room of this going on (if that!) as it was normally breakcore/Dnb with the main rigs there..
February 6, 2008 at 4:51 pm #1154633General Lighting wrote:When was this? a Reading party would normally only have had one room of this going on (if that!) as it was normally breakcore/Dnb with the main rigs there..There was one room of jum up dnb (which I hate) and one room of hard trance. It wasn’t reading soundsystems but bumpkins in an office building outside Reading and it was this summer at some point.
February 6, 2008 at 4:51 pm #1211875General Lighting wrote:When was this? a Reading party would normally only have had one room of this going on (if that!) as it was normally breakcore/Dnb with the main rigs there..There was one room of jum up dnb (which I hate) and one room of hard trance. It wasn’t reading soundsystems but bumpkins in an office building outside Reading and it was this summer at some point.
February 7, 2008 at 6:49 pm #1154663elretardo87 wrote:Try the Reblochon. Very similar taste to brie but far nicer texture.Brie is only really good grilled IMO (don’t veen say deep fry it, its a thing best left in the 80’s) whereas Reblochon can be eaten quite happily with crackers or on a sandwich.
Its actually theooposite mate, brie is cool like this and reblochon is made for tartiflette.
For this recipe, you need :- 1.2 kg potatoes
- 200 g diced bacon
- 1 onion
- 1 reblochon cheese
- 2 tablespoons crème fraiche
- 1 bottle Apremont (Savoy white wine)
Prepare all the ingredients.
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Peel the potatoes. Boil the potatoes.3
When boiling, check is cooked by pocking with a knife. When the potatoes will be cooked, the blade should cut easily into the flesh.4
When finished, drain and leave to cool (do not refresh!!!).5
Mince the onion…6
…and sweat in a bit of oil.7
Add the smoked bacon..8
…and sweat for a few more minutes.9
Butter a gratin dish.10
Cut half the potatoes in thick slices and cover the bottom of the dish with it.11
Add half the onion and bacon.12
Add the remaining sliced potatoes and the remmaining onion and bacon. Spread the cream on top.13
Halve lengthwise the Reblochon and put on the potatoes (optional: add a glass of dry white wine).14
Bake in a really warm oven (220-250°C or 428-482°F)…15
Until the cheese melts and browns on the surface. Enjoy while it is warm!!!One of my favourite dish miam miam
February 7, 2008 at 6:49 pm #1211910elretardo87 wrote:Try the Reblochon. Very similar taste to brie but far nicer texture.Brie is only really good grilled IMO (don’t veen say deep fry it, its a thing best left in the 80’s) whereas Reblochon can be eaten quite happily with crackers or on a sandwich.
Its actually theooposite mate, brie is cool like this and reblochon is made for tartiflette.
For this recipe, you need :- 1.2 kg potatoes
- 200 g diced bacon
- 1 onion
- 1 reblochon cheese
- 2 tablespoons crème fraiche
- 1 bottle Apremont (Savoy white wine)
Prepare all the ingredients.
2
Peel the potatoes. Boil the potatoes.3
When boiling, check is cooked by pocking with a knife. When the potatoes will be cooked, the blade should cut easily into the flesh.4
When finished, drain and leave to cool (do not refresh!!!).5
Mince the onion…6
…and sweat in a bit of oil.7
Add the smoked bacon..8
…and sweat for a few more minutes.9
Butter a gratin dish.10
Cut half the potatoes in thick slices and cover the bottom of the dish with it.11
Add half the onion and bacon.12
Add the remaining sliced potatoes and the remmaining onion and bacon. Spread the cream on top.13
Halve lengthwise the Reblochon and put on the potatoes (optional: add a glass of dry white wine).14
Bake in a really warm oven (220-250°C or 428-482°F)…15
Until the cheese melts and browns on the surface. Enjoy while it is warm!!!One of my favourite dish miam miam
February 7, 2008 at 6:53 pm #1154664BTW cheese and wine is the French way of life, u dont realise when u live in France, but u do when the only cheese u can find in a shop is cheddar with 100 different grades, what about 100 different cheeses? miss france somuch for that…. wont even talk about wine 🙁
February 7, 2008 at 6:53 pm #1211911BTW cheese and wine is the French way of life, u dont realise when u live in France, but u do when the only cheese u can find in a shop is cheddar with 100 different grades, what about 100 different cheeses? miss france somuch for that…. wont even talk about wine 🙁
February 7, 2008 at 6:56 pm #1154622Anonymousjust drink the feckin wine! hangover gone!
February 7, 2008 at 6:56 pm #1211861Anonymousjust drink the feckin wine! hangover gone!
February 7, 2008 at 7:45 pm #1154653Djredrum wrote:BTW cheese and wine is the French way of life, u dont realise when u live in France, but u do when the only cheese u can find in a shop is cheddar with 100 different grades, what about 100 different cheeses? miss france somuch for that…. wont even talk about wine 🙁i would love to get a house in the countryside in france………..wonder what the prices are over their for property???
nothing like living on french bread, wine and cheese :bounce_fl
/Hyper
February 7, 2008 at 7:45 pm #1211898Djredrum wrote:BTW cheese and wine is the French way of life, u dont realise when u live in France, but u do when the only cheese u can find in a shop is cheddar with 100 different grades, what about 100 different cheeses? miss france somuch for that…. wont even talk about wine 🙁i would love to get a house in the countryside in france………..wonder what the prices are over their for property???
nothing like living on french bread, wine and cheese :bounce_fl
/Hyper
February 7, 2008 at 7:57 pm #1154623AnonymoushyperSkunk wrote:nothing like living on french bread, wine and cheese :bounce_fljeasus did it
February 7, 2008 at 7:57 pm #1211863AnonymoushyperSkunk wrote:nothing like living on french bread, wine and cheese :bounce_fljeasus did it
February 7, 2008 at 7:58 pm #1154654MrAHC wrote:jeasus did ithe also invented the wheel.
February 7, 2008 at 7:58 pm #1211899MrAHC wrote:jeasus did ithe also invented the wheel.
February 7, 2008 at 7:59 pm #1154634Djredrum wrote:BTW cheese and wine is the French way of life, u dont realise when u live in France, but u do when the only cheese u can find in a shop is cheddar with 100 different grades, what about 100 different cheeses? miss france somuch for that…. wont even talk about wine 🙁You should come up to mine at some point then. We always have good cheese in the fridge and a couple bottles of nice (not the best but definately pallatable) wine floating about. (Its Andrews btw)
I pretty much live for food and wine over winter.
February 7, 2008 at 7:59 pm #1211876Djredrum wrote:BTW cheese and wine is the French way of life, u dont realise when u live in France, but u do when the only cheese u can find in a shop is cheddar with 100 different grades, what about 100 different cheeses? miss france somuch for that…. wont even talk about wine 🙁You should come up to mine at some point then. We always have good cheese in the fridge and a couple bottles of nice (not the best but definately pallatable) wine floating about. (Its Andrews btw)
I pretty much live for food and wine over winter.
February 7, 2008 at 8:23 pm #1154655i want a nice bottle of red and some white stilton now =/
February 7, 2008 at 8:23 pm #1211900i want a nice bottle of red and some white stilton now =/
February 7, 2008 at 8:32 pm #1154624AnonymoushyperSkunk wrote:he also invented the wheel.no he diddint everyone knows mice invented the wheel
February 7, 2008 at 8:32 pm #1211864AnonymoushyperSkunk wrote:he also invented the wheel.no he diddint everyone knows mice invented the wheel
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