Recent content by vicarious wolf

Unless you're planning to eat it raw, you should be fine.

I admit to liking Vesta curries - and Vesta paella for that matter. Are they easy to find in the Midlands? I have to walk miles to find Vestas where I live, and usually buy four or five at a time.

What's it actually taste like? What is the nearest flavour to it?

That's one possibility. Or... We got some pak choi in the bag as well. I might attempt a Nigella Lawson Thai curry recipe that combines the pak choi and the butternut squash.

It is! A butternut squash, apparently. I'd better get busy bookmarking some recipes. Thanks.

My flatmate bought some fresh veg yesterday from her college. It's £5 a bag, locally sourced, and you do get a fair amount. But there's one vegetable in the bag that we cannot identify. It's about 1 foot long, very wide, very heavy, with a short stalk at one end. It's a faint yellow colour...

Use it a vase for the flowers you're going to surprise her with.

Spurs pitch invasion: http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/nov/27/tottenham-partizan-belgrade-suspended-pitch-invasions

Some of these revolting posts are putting me off my semolina and pesto supper.

He should have tried Rio De Janeiro. It worked for Ronnie Biggs.

There's always 'Ye Sleeping Knights of Jesus' by Robyn Hitchcock. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeWawQywXSI

No, they're being quite level-headed.

Look at that marking. Santa and the squirrel have obviously realised that everything goes through McDonald.

Mint is good for two things only. Lamb. And Pimms.

This is what Liverpool have to do tonight, according to an arithmetic expert on RAWK.