I remember being at a restaurant in Atlanta (possibly?), Georgia a few decades back that served a roast duck coated with a raspberry sauce. Was very good.
A neat little video @captain clutterbuck. Not seen it before. I do like the clever way they filmed it.
I vaguely recall a reference in Red Dwarf to it, but can't place the episode or context. Was that when Lister and Cat were talking...
You'll remember this Rick not the show perhaps but from Red Dwarf when Cat and Lister discuss the show and what happened to Hammy. I have to say it was a much watch for me as a child.
Backyard wild birds are too small to make a meal on, but I do enjoy sharing a properly roasted duck for a company dinner. Much tastier than chicken or turkey.
Can't imagine riding fixed-gear bicycles like those on anything other than the flat, level field they are on. Would be brutal to attempt the hills of Yorkshire with them.
I am yet again reviving the thread having watched a VE day at 80 special Antiques Roadshow. I would urge anyone to take some time to watch this emotional tribute to those who did and sacrificed so much to help bring the War to an end ...
Just seen in this weeks "Beyond Paradise" where they were filming 90 yards from my front door, cast your eyes to the right and you'll see my ONLY source of REAL pasties.
It appears Foggy did not come up with the idea, a group of men started the game just before WW2 and it lasted many years after the war to international standards, the cycles had no brakes and special spokes on the wheels to block the ball
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