all i had was an onion a spud and a bottle of dubonnet
fry it all up
eat it
then get some one else to do the washing up!!!
cheers
hyperion
pan fried pigeon with dubonnet glaze
pan fried pigeon with dubonnet glaze
take the breast meat off two pigeons and what ever you can round up in the cuboard!
all i had was an onion a spud and a bottle of dubonnet
fry it all up
eat it
then get some one else to do the washing up!!!
cheers
hyperion
all i had was an onion a spud and a bottle of dubonnet
fry it all up
eat it
then get some one else to do the washing up!!!
cheers
hyperion
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Re: pan fried pigeon with dubonnet glaze
Looked delicious - although I'm not sure about the Dubonnet -not had that since the 70s
Your dog didn't appear to object though - I presume you ate it and didn't cook all that for the dog
Your dog didn't appear to object though - I presume you ate it and didn't cook all that for the dog
Maggie
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Re: pan fried pigeon with dubonnet glaze
no i made the dog cheese on toast for lunch!
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Re: pan fried pigeon with dubonnet glaze
If I'd gone to all that trouble & the dogs had eaten it they'd BE on toast!
Looks delicious, now all I need to do is 'aquire' a pigeon!
MW
Looks delicious, now all I need to do is 'aquire' a pigeon!
MW
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