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Ha ha. Nice backtracking.
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We were given 2kg of white tailed deer mince when we were back in Espoo this morning .Ramsey would make a burger of it but we are having some of it as tartare . Letitia said !
Barnfred 55
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Not for me Blue. I know venison tartare is a thing but I'm not really into raw meat. 2kg is a lot of meat for 2 people. Presumably you'll freeze most of it.
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
Also, presumably if you're eating it raw it would normally be the fillet as that's the leanest. Or doesn't it work that way with venison due to it being a much leaner meat than beef anyway.?
My god!
That almost makes pineapple on pizza seem normal. ?
Yes we do Fred ,we eat quite small amounts or I gain too much weight ,all of this doing nothing most of the time life style.
Yes it is very lean when you cook it it must have more fat -butter or wrapped in bacon or something like that . We don't have lard here ! Oh for a dripping butty .
Just had a bottle of Italian wine -Susamaniello de puglia ,chosen as all connoisseurs do because the wife loved the shape of the bottle .
I forgot to mention I was at least 55 before I could face raw beef ,we had been to the Alps and the wife had tartare , one day I tried it and I was so surprised .I accept it is not for everyone but what is ?
Has anyone ever got arthritis in their hands, I have been in agony lately with it , just sort of sneaked up on me
very very painful had X rays yesterday getting ultrasound tomorrow, for those that have had/have it you can relate have been taking loads of anti-inflammatory meds, thinking a cortisone shot maybe the answer
Need 2 hands putting the kettle on, I'll be drinking my pints with a straw next, just seeing if any fellow folk on here have gone through this, only good thing Mrs D has to cut the lawn as I'm to injured
very very painful had X rays yesterday getting ultrasound tomorrow, for those that have had/have it you can relate have been taking loads of anti-inflammatory meds, thinking a cortisone shot maybe the answer
Need 2 hands putting the kettle on, I'll be drinking my pints with a straw next, just seeing if any fellow folk on here have gone through this, only good thing Mrs D has to cut the lawn as I'm to injured
Barnfred 55
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In fairness I did try it once in France many years ago. It was the texture I didn't like plus the smell of uncooked beef. Not tried raw venison.
Barnfred 55
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I get it Duc but only a very mild version in my finger joints. Mainly the 2 little ones, so it doesn't really cause me any problems. probably had it about 5 years or so but it hasn't seemed to get any worse fortunately..
The wife has rheumatoid arthritis ,not the same but she was lucky catching it early ,my adice is take the meds .She has meds that make her feel real bad some Tuesdays but she takes another to counteract on Wednesday and she is much better than we thought after 15 years or so .
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in memoriam - 1965-2024
My new neighbours, (retired dentist from Cheshire) have recently finished their redevelopment of the house they bought next door. Total cost, (plot plus build) must be north of £1m. Its a very impressive project, oak frame, wood everywhere, but I think its a bit crap, and the finish is a bit compromised by some pretty crap finishes to some details. But hey, its their money, their choice.
But. Took the bin out just now, and I lol 'd. Forgot a washing line/airer, and a dozen shirts are hanging on the gutter to air!
But. Took the bin out just now, and I lol 'd. Forgot a washing line/airer, and a dozen shirts are hanging on the gutter to air!
Gwladysover
Player Valuation: £35m
I have it, like Fred, it’s mainly in my finger joints. The cold doesn’t affect me too much, I find the pain is worse in hot/humid weather. My advice would be take the meds. hopefully they will bring the inflammation under control and lessen your pain.
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