It's Shrove Tuesday tomorrow

[LocalLad]

Beans and cheese for me..not a fan of sweet stuff.

The kids will have chocolate spread.

 

[Hyslop]

I'll be popping up Miss Goodbody's house to see if she fancies a quick toss.

Naughty man!Give all that up for Lent

 

[Lullabelle]

We will not bother, after a day at work we want a proper meal.

 

[vernon]

Enjoy your pancakes folks!

 

[Cubist]

Lemon and sugar.

 

[Cubist]

Puppy training tonight, so dinner is going on in a minute.....slow cooked lamb handi. I might do methi thepla as a starter, and roti with the mains, so the tawa is going to be busy if we have pancakes for pudding.

 

[AndyRM]

 

[PeteXXX]

No-one has yet mentioned Nutella.... maybe because it's disgusting <barf>

 

[vickster]

Lemon and sugar for me. I think crepe like pancakes are a waste of ingredients, but I'll have a couple to show wiling but am also expecting proper food at friends' place!

Off to the states soon, where the lovely American ones will be consumed for breakfast with maple syrup, fried egg, bacon and sausage

 

[vickster]

Chilli sans carne.

Or sin carne

 

[Cubist]

Spreads like that contain so much sugar they actually make my teeth hurt. I can't eat the stuff...

Funnily enough, nutella has a link to my "what has the postie brought" thread.

 

[screenman]

Is it still Monday?

 

[Cubist]

Together with the paracord....?

No, the infrared camera. Nutella, mixed to squirting consistency with vegetable oil and peanut butter, makes great rat bait. Rats run in clearly marked lines. A squirt of the mixture makes them stop to investigate, and they can't pick it up to run away with it. The infrared CCTV camera mounted to the air rifle scope and coupled with a small blacklight torch and a 4 inch monitor gives you a night vision setup to pick them off in total darkness.

 

[raleighnut]

Or sin carne

A friend of mine (actually nearly became my brother in law) used to make a fantastic veggy chilli using minced/chopped peanuts instead of meat. I cooked it once for another mate and his comment was "That's really nice, what meat is it"
David's name for his recipe was 'Chilli sin carne' and the recipe was similar to the meat version in a saucepan but it was then roasted uncovered for about an hour in a flat serving dish to give a finishing touch/crust.

 

[rich p]

Enjoy your pancakes folks!

I thought the third one looked more like Stingo than Bonobo