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Mom
5th May 2013, 17:29
Worked that out today, when I went out in shorts, jandals and a tee shirt, and bloody near got frost bit on my toes :rofl: The sun was shining and it was really warm at home. While we were out the "weather" arrived and it was coat time by the time we came to go out to the car :pinch:

However, I am delighted really, I get to cook yummy, slow cooked delights. To show just how long it has been, for tonights dining pleasure I have made devilled sausages, and I hate sausages. It was just the thought of the yumminess that made me do it...

So, out with the crock pot for the next little while.

I know one bloke that will be happiness filled by tonights offering, what floats your boat food wise in winter? I am a bit of a Lamb Skank gal myself.

FJRider
5th May 2013, 18:18
My fav is the roasting of juvenile sheep. With roasted veggie's ... :drool:

paturoa
5th May 2013, 18:35
First fire tonight. Nice and toasty!

haydes55
5th May 2013, 18:35
I like mud.

bosslady
5th May 2013, 18:41
Hey that's what I had for dinner tonight too. Cooked in the crock pot also. Do you put apple in yours?

nallac
5th May 2013, 19:00
theres a big pot of pumpkin soup
simmering on my stove now

yungatart
5th May 2013, 19:03
Winter is yet to reach these isolated parts, I am still in shorts and a tee shirt, as I type this, no jersey even! I kid you not.

skippa1
5th May 2013, 19:09
Stew in the slow cooker with mushrooms, spud, lots of meat, mixed veges and nice thick gravy. Fresh buttered bread to mop up the plate.....

willytheekid
5th May 2013, 19:44
"Finally - Winter has arrived"

REALLY??, its just that..

http://cruiser.mototribe.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/photos/new/Nobody%20Hates%20WInter%20Like%20A%20Biker2.jpg

..we haven't noticed in chch:confused:...just same same down here:cold: :laugh:

Swoop
5th May 2013, 19:45
Soft cock.
Shorts, t-shirt, etc are perfect attire for this time of year and also the coming months.

Lamb in the slow cooker was also the dinner of choice today. Maybe a roasted pumpkin soup during the week.:blip:

bosslady
5th May 2013, 19:52
anyone got any pumpkin soup recipes they wanna share?

sketch
5th May 2013, 19:57
anyone got any pumpkin soup recipes they wanna share?

open tin, pour into bowl, 2 mins on high walah

bogan
5th May 2013, 20:04
open tin, pour into bowl, 2 mins on high walah

Cretin, you use a real pumkin (it provides the bowl that way), 30mins on high will reduce the inside to a soupy consistincy. Just remember to cut a whole in the top.

Also, fuck off you wintery fiend, my bike is almost ready to ride again!

Ocean1
5th May 2013, 20:35
I know one bloke that will be happiness filled by tonights offering, what floats your boat food wise in winter? I am a bit of a Lamb Skank gal myself.

Tex/Mex pot roast. Get oil smoking in frying pan and fry up a lump of cow. Roll it around to seriously sear all over. Get crock pot and and bung in carrots, whole onions, halved potatoes, couple of whole red chilli, paprica and cumin seeds. Put singed cow on top of that lot and pour a couple of cups of the wife's best white wine and a tin of tomatoes over it. Add wine or beer or water so the meat's all but covered. Turn pot on high when you wake up and turn to low as you leave the house.

Dinner time. Give the meat an veg to the kids and keep the lovely thick gravy for yourself, spread on toast.

_Shrek_
5th May 2013, 22:09
anyone got any pumpkin soup recipes they wanna share?

pm mrs Shrek :msn-wink:

The End
5th May 2013, 23:35
anyone got any pumpkin soup recipes they wanna share?

Gordon Ramsay Special:

Pumpkin
Blender
Salt
Pepper

Pumpkin soup? Done.

Maha
6th May 2013, 06:50
theres a big pot of pumpkin soup
simmering on my stove now

Pumpkin soup tip:

Bit late now I guess, but add a bit of peanut butter to the mix before serving....:niceone:

Swoop
6th May 2013, 08:52
anyone got any pumpkin soup recipes they wanna share?
Pumpkins are dirt cheap at the moment, so get a few to store in the garage for winter use (they'll last for months!).

Chop pumpkin into its natural "wedges" then coat lightly with olive oil. Don't bother removing the outer skin (this peels off easier when roasted). Roast in oven for an hour until nice blackened bits start to appear. Yu can chuck a whole head of garlic in to roast at the same time if desired!

In large pot add a good "glug" of olive oil and add a big chopped onion and a few cloves of garlic.

When both of the above are cooked, chuck them in a food processor and waz them up, then return everything to the pot. Add a generous cup of chicken stock. Add chili flakes for a bit of heat if you want to.
Gentle simmer for 1/2 hr then season and add a cup of cream just before serving.

A nice loaf of bread to go with it!

A whole pumpkin will feed 4 for 2 days!


Fuck. I'm hungry now.

bosslady
6th May 2013, 09:02
Mmmmm! Wonder if this would fit in my crock pot.. that's the biggest pot we got

Edbear
6th May 2013, 12:00
Winter is yet to reach these isolated parts, I am still in shorts and a tee shirt, as I type this, no jersey even! I kid you not.

Yebbut, dey breed 'em tougher down your way... <_<

Big Dave
6th May 2013, 12:09
26c and sunny in Brisbane. Another few months before it cools down to the low 20's.

Edbear
6th May 2013, 12:23
26c and sunny in Brisbane. Another few months before it cools down to the low 20's.

:bleh::bleh::bleh:

Banditbandit
6th May 2013, 12:24
Gordon Ramsay Special:

Pumpkin
Blender
Salt
Pepper

Pumpkin soup? Done.

Add bacon and garlic ... lots of garlic ...

Cook - blend - serve ...

Big Dave
6th May 2013, 12:44
:bleh::bleh::bleh:


Compensation for the pretty ordinary riding and traffic worse than Auckland's.

Edbear
6th May 2013, 12:52
Compensation for the pretty ordinary riding and traffic worse than Auckland's.

Oh, okay... Blowing a gale here, knocked out a lot of Auckland's power last night, flooding all over the place. Heavy downpours. Typical Autumn weather... :niceone:

Banditbandit
6th May 2013, 13:01
No-one's forcing anyone to live between the Bombay Hills and Orewa .. You can always move out ...

Gremlin
6th May 2013, 14:06
No-one's forcing anyone to live between the Bombay Hills and Orewa .. You can always move out ...
You mean like, overseas? :confused:

Banditbandit
6th May 2013, 14:16
Naaa .. like .. join the rest of the country in the 21st century ...

Big Dave
6th May 2013, 14:47
Q: What time is it in Napier?

A: 2002.

Ocean1
6th May 2013, 14:57
Q: What time is it in Napier?

A: 2002.

Snot a bad place to be. Spent most of the Art Deco weekend just gone in a very loud Hawaiian shirt trying to hit as many ale houses and vineyard cellars as possible. Did quite well.

Big Dave
6th May 2013, 15:06
Snot a bad place to be. Spent most of the Art Deco weekend just gone in a very loud Hawaiian shirt trying to hit as many ale houses and vineyard cellars as possible. Did quite well.

I couldn't spell Whakatane.

Banditbandit
6th May 2013, 15:41
I couldn't spell Whakatane.

Yeah ... you are right ... you can't ...

cc rider
6th May 2013, 20:24
Pumpkins Soup a winner

Baked potato, garlic butter, spicy coldslaw

Any roast vegies

Homemade apple & rhubarb puff pastry topped with Gippsland Dairy double cream & crushed raspberries :drool: