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    "Second shed, A Success" salzar's Avatar
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    Re: bubble and squeak, please....

    okay thanks ..
    so much its fun to experament with cooking thanks again
    michelle

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    Re: bubble and squeak, please....

    Here's one of my favourite recipes;

    Best Ever Whisky Christmas Cake.

    Before you begin, sample the whisky.
    Take a large mixing bowl and a measuring cup.
    Pour one level cup of whisky. Drink it.
    Repeat.
    With an electric mixer beat one egg in a large fluffy bowl.
    Sample the whisky.
    Add some fruit or salt or something.
    Check the whisky for tonsilicity.
    Next, sift three cups of sugar, or anything, it doesn't matter.
    Pour another level cup of whisky. Drink it.
    Fold in some other stuff and drink well.
    Grease the oven and pour the remainder of the whisky into a cup. Drink it.
    Open a second bottle of whisky.
    Put some thing somewhere and discard the messy cake stuff.
    Finish the whisky. Go to bed.
    James.

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    Re: bubble and squeak, please....

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    Here's one of my favourite recipes;

    Best Ever Whisky Christmas Cake.

    Before you begin, sample the whisky.
    Take a large mixing bowl and a measuring cup.
    Pour one level cup of whisky. Drink it.
    Repeat.
    With an electric mixer beat one egg in a large fluffy bowl.
    Sample the whisky.
    Add some fruit or salt or something.
    Check the whisky for tonsilicity.
    Next, sift three cups of sugar, or anything, it doesn't matter.
    Pour another level cup of whisky. Drink it.
    Fold in some other stuff and drink well.
    Grease the oven and pour the remainder of the whisky into a cup. Drink it.
    Open a second bottle of whisky.
    Put some thing somewhere and discard the messy cake stuff.
    Finish the whisky. Go to bed.


    sound good, I'm going to try that one......mmmmm, my mouth is watering,
    I can almost taste it already.....THANKS JAMES
    Justin

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    "Second shed, A Success" salzar's Avatar
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    Re: bubble and squeak, please....

    okay.... I will try this also!!!
    this sounds good, can I use scotch.. or vodka or does it have to be whisky.. well it sounds kinda like the cake my parents use to make with there friends on the hollidays , we could not help though.
    I will have to exclude the kids on this one as well, a new christmas tradition!!!
    BRILLIANT!!!!!
    thanks
    michelle

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    Re: bubble and squeak, please....

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    Here's one of my favourite recipes;

    Best Ever Whisky Christmas Cake.

    Before you begin, sample the whisky.
    Take a large mixing bowl and a measuring cup.
    Pour one level cup of whisky. Drink it.
    Repeat.
    With an electric mixer beat one egg in a large fluffy bowl.
    Sample the whisky.
    Add some fruit or salt or something.
    Check the whisky for tonsilicity.
    Next, sift three cups of sugar, or anything, it doesn't matter.
    Pour another level cup of whisky. Drink it.
    Fold in some other stuff and drink well.
    Grease the oven and pour the remainder of the whisky into a cup. Drink it.
    Open a second bottle of whisky.
    Put some thing somewhere and discard the messy cake stuff.
    Finish the whisky. Go to bed.
    Reminds me of a traditional Finnish goosander (Mergus merganser) recipe.

    Needed:
    One goosander
    One bottle of vodka

    Skin the bird
    Let it soak in water overnight
    Change the water and boil the bird for 2 hours
    Chuck out the bird
    Drink the vodka

    This joke (or one of its many variations) is usually told when somebody asks, usually on a hunting forum, how to prepare the bird in question. The point is, that it tastes like crap no matter how you try to cook it.

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    The Leader of the Eastern Gang anji1971's Avatar
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    Re: bubble and squeak, please....

    I have a very similar recipe for Christmas cake in one of my email folders somewhere, only it uses vodka, and has a few more instructions! I'll have to dig it up sometime- it's certainly the right time of year!!
    Anji

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