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This morning with a day off work, I thought I would ressurect the 'bain-marie' which only gets used once a year on Christmas day.
I was told by my wife that it was right at the back of the 'cubby-hole' and good luck with getting at it.
It's a big thing on wheels or castors used for keeping our chrissy din-dins warm and so that wifey-poo after grafting all morning can have a shower and be all fresh and beautiful when family/guests arrive.

One hour into this 'cubby-hole' and I still haven't uncovered it yet. I have pulled out countless coats, fairy lights, clothes of all nature and even a massive telly. Maybe 30 dustbin bags filled with I know not what and brushes and brooms and old vacuum parts by the dozen.

I am writing this while taking a rest and the food warmer is still not liberated. The pile of stuff I have taken out is now taller than me.

A few minutes work (I thought) has turned into a massive OMG

How big is the 'cubby-hole'? I don't think all that stuff would fit in my entire flat/ tiny studio! :P

OMG! I now have a new word for anal sex.

Quote: Stephen Goodlad @ December 20 2011, 11:36 AM GMT

This morning with a day off work, I thought I would ressurect the 'bain-marie' which only gets used once a year on Christmas day.
I was told by my wife that it was right at the back of the 'cubby-hole' and good luck with getting at it.
It's a big thing on wheels or castors used for keeping our chrissy din-dins warm and so that wifey-poo after grafting all morning can have a shower and be all fresh and beautiful when family/guests arrive.

Why don't you just do the grafting instead of her for a change so she can stay all fresh and beautiful?

:) Good point! BUT Steven made me laugh as I had this rigmarole looking for small suitcase, 'Him Indoors' had to measure dimensions for our 'Ryan Air' flight.

Quote: Chappers @ December 20 2011, 4:20 PM GMT

Why don't you just do the grafting instead of her for a change so she can stay all fresh and beautiful?

I do all the peripheral bits - the faffing if you like. Not through choice though, a Tasmanian Devil resides within the kitchen Christmas morning. I daresnt go in there :)

I prepare the brussells. My mum does the rest. I always feel like I've made a very important contribution though.

Quote: zooo @ December 20 2011, 6:56 PM GMT

I prepare the brussells.

OMG Brussels!

Quote: zooo @ December 20 2011, 6:56 PM GMT

I prepare the brussells. My mum does the rest. I always feel like I've made a very important contribution though.

When you say "prepare", that means "run them some cold water for a few seconds, bung them in a saucepan, sneak out of the kitchen and go watch telly", I presume?

You need to cross the tops! Very tedious work. I salute you, zooo!

Well, kind of.
But you do have to chop the ends off, pull off the outer leaves and cut a cross in the bottom! (For the baby jeebus.)

Quote: Leevil @ December 20 2011, 7:36 PM GMT

You need to cross the tops! Very tedious work. I salute you, zooo!

See? He knows!

Quote: zooo @ December 20 2011, 7:36 PM GMT

you do have to chop the ends off, pull off the outer leaves and cut a cross in the bottom! (For the baby jeebus.)

Then dump them in the bin. Done.

Noooo, brussells are delish!

And we have little chopped up pancetta in them at Christmas. YUM.

Quote: Nil Putters @ December 20 2011, 7:38 PM GMT

Then dump them in the bin. Done.

Quite right.

The only time I've had nice sprouts was when my dad did them mushed up with bacon and garlic.

Basically you couldn't taste them.

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