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Mad Over 50's Club now open
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Her Ladyship may not be in attendance this evening, so I shall throw open the doors to members old and new for a night of chat and fun. As the weather has turned quite damp, a warmer feel to the buffet - along with the usual and welcome buffet essentials we have baguette pizzas with a choice of toppings and for the Football later, I have prepared mini steak and ale pies.
This week's tailcock is : Brolly.....a lovely slick and smooth brew guaranteed to keep the weather off your mind.
Please leave all dripping gamps,galoshes and gumboots in the vestibule so they can be hidden in the appropriate waterproof cranny by the Butler.
For the Rofl :
10 Dolly pegs
6 yards of washing line
a box of staples
Large bag of cotton wool balls.
So let's have fun.
This week's tailcock is : Brolly.....a lovely slick and smooth brew guaranteed to keep the weather off your mind.
Please leave all dripping gamps,galoshes and gumboots in the vestibule so they can be hidden in the appropriate waterproof cranny by the Butler.
For the Rofl :
10 Dolly pegs
6 yards of washing line
a box of staples
Large bag of cotton wool balls.
So let's have fun.
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Owdhamer, for the record I had the most superb canard pressé in Rouen, the alternative name and slightly different to the Tour D-Argent method......magret sautéed and roasted off to rare to à point , legs roasted to à point, lovely seasoning and thyme. The sauce then came from the remaining carcass and not as bloody, the juices extracted by the press, more seasoning (with the thyme) and then flambéed with calvados, montéed, a small dod of Normandy creme fraiche and over the breast and duck leg....heaven on earth if you are a duck fan....
Owdhamer, for the record I had the most superb canard pressé in Rouen, the alternative name and slightly different to the Tour D-Argent method......magret sautéed and roasted off to rare to à point , legs roasted to à point, lovely seasoning and thyme. The sauce then came from the remaining carcass and not as bloody, the juices extracted by the press, more seasoning (with the thyme) and then flambéed with calvados, montéed, a small dod of Normandy creme fraiche and over the breast and duck leg....heaven on earth if you are a duck fan....