kentucky fried rabbit, made and ate by my self

yeah

2 dollop of TK
3 large table spoons of soy sauce
3 of any vinegar but malt
3 of brown sugar

melt in frying pan, well nice

well its not mine its a friend, who knows how to make great sauce!

wow, sounds a bit fancy!

My mate once had a nibble on a squashed frog from the side of the road:yakk:

ok it was me, shhhh

Pay day! iv splashed out and bought a £1.50 pizza ohhh lovely

Dude that ain’t good! what are you gonna eat now? 😉

Have you ever had a Wok surprise? Get a wok, throw some bacon / sausages (Diced) potatoes (diced) and whatever else. Brown it all then pour two mixed eggs over the top. Fucking delish!! :love:

In Britain and the Commonwealth “tea” also refers to a number of different meals (where tea is often also drunk :wink:).

There is “afternoon tea” for posh people – there is less food (and you have to wear suits / dresses etc, this is what the Queen and sometimes the Prime Minister may invite foreign visitors and businessmen to).

You may also see this on old films about Britain, sometimes rich Chinese people in Singapore and Hong Kong will have afternoon tea.

Then there is “high tea” which is a larger meal, and a working class development of afternoon tea. In many areas, particularly Northern and Eastern England, this meal is now just called “tea”. Some other communities may call it “dinner” (but this term is sometimes used for lunch) or “supper”.

unfortunately too much fish is sold as “fresh” when it has in fact been frozen at Grimsby, Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Billngsgate etc for a few days and defrosted :yakk: