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Explore the series, but this one is right on time.

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But if you want to start off easy.

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What some hot chocolate with those cookies?

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OAM That got me in to the Christmas spirit. Thanks for sharing this.

I've got stuff in my Larder and my 'fridge that dates back to the 1800's....(probably).

The "Use by" dates have long since disappeared.... ....!

Must get around to throwing it all out....some time... ...!

Paul.... ... ...!

Larder = food pantry?

Alan

ViperPilot wrote:Larder = food pantry?

Alan

English English v American English/Old French..... .....>>>

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larder

My Larder contains a large slab of Concrete shelf which can be kept wet, where the water evaporation lowers the temperature and creates a cold area.
Used for storing food.
An alternative to a refrigerator!

A Pantry is just a room for storage....>>>>

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantry

Lots of Food buried deep in my Larder..... ...!

.....mostly out of date... ....!

....a bit like me.

Paul..... ....!

"Two countries divided by a common language."

Ahhhh, a subterranean cooling system... root cellar!

Alan

ViperPilot wrote:Ahhhh, a subterranean cooling system... root cellar!

Alan

Ice Houses!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_house_(building)

Fantastic places!
Quite common years ago.

Now we have Refrigerators....

...and my Larder, in my kitchen.... ...!

My Mum and Dad (B 1900. D 1989) never owned a refrigerator, (or a motor car), for the whole of their lives!

They lived from the the days of the Horse and Cart in London, to Men on the Moon!

Paul.....A Massive Chicken Casserole (with everything) for tomorrow's Dins!.... ...!

Paul,

WE WANT ... PHOTOS ! ?!

Alan

ViperPilot wrote:Paul,

WE WANT ... PHOTOS ! ?!

Alan

I will do my best, Alan, and refrain from eating it all before I take the photograph.....

...I promise... ...!

Paul..... ....!

...in the meantime, while its still cooking on the Gas Stove ...>>>

Fish and Chips for tonight's Supper, at the moment!... ....!

Ha Ha Ha!

Much appreciated... your meals look so tasty, and at the same time provides insight about another locale's epicurean delicacies!

Alan

ViperPilot wrote:Ha Ha Ha!

Much appreciated... your meals look so tasty, and at the same time provides insight about another locale's epicurean delicacies!

Alan

Ta, Alan!

I love cooking, 4+ times a day, every day, 7 days a week....

Breakfast, Dinner, Tea, and Supper!

...(and treats in between)... ....!

My two loves: My Motorcycle and my Gas Cooker!... ...!

Paul.... ...!

P.S. The Fish and Chip Supper was lovely!.... ....!

Here we go Chums.....!

For all my Mates and Mateesses across the Pond!

Monday, Mid-Day, offering to the Gods....>>>>

Chicken Casserole.....With Everything!



And the Recipe:

Sliced Carrots
Sliced Parsnips.
Sliced Leeks.
Chopped Onions.
Chopped Garlic.
Chopped Tomatoes.
Chopped Mixed Peppers.
Peas.
Brussels Sprouts.
Pre-Boiled Potatoes.
Pearl Barley.
Red Lentils.
Chopped fresh Parsley.
Mixed Herbs.
Green Peppercorns.
Ground Black Pepper
Chicken Stock Cube.
Vegetable Stock Cube.
OXO Rosemary and Red Wine pot.
Bisto Gravy Powder
Herby Dumplings.
...and some more stuff I've probably forgotten to list...
Love and Affection.

A typical English Meal to warm the Cockles of your heart!
...and also, very good for you...trust me!

Enough left over for Tea, Supper, .....and Dinner tomorrow!

Paul....Another exciting day in the Kitchen!.... ....!

Paul,

YOU. DA. MAN!

What a delicious repast! Nice choice of Ingredients, and an inviting, pastoral place setting!

Of course, you're 7 Hours ahead of me (as of this writing), so have a wonderful Supper!

Or is it Dinner?

Alan

ViperPilot wrote:Paul,

YOU. DA. MAN!

What a delicious repast! Nice choice of Ingredients, and an inviting, pastoral place setting!

Of course, you're 7 Hours ahead of me (as of this writing), so have a wonderful Supper!

Or is it Dinner?

Alan

Ta Alan!

The fun is in the shopping, preparation, cooking, and eating!

And my old-fashioned eating times are: Breakfast 8AM (egg and bacon), Dinner Mid day (the BIG meal!), Tea 5PM (Tetley Tea, and buttered crumpets), and Supper 10PM (something nice and warming before bed).

...anything in between is an extra treat!

Then tomorrow starts up all over again!

Paul.... ... .....!