General Chat

Never heard of that Susan :-S

But I like the sound of Ginger :-)
I`m going to be using a little Ginger powder this evening, its one of the ingredients in the Sweet potato and Carrot soup I am about to make .

I now have my tea with honey beside me , tastes OK, I think its better than the sugar I replaced it with.
Mmmmm takes another sip I might get used to this, not too sure yet though,
I dont think it will replace the Baileys in my Coffee..lol


Psssst... Dont let BC know that I have some Baileys on the premises. :-D :-D

try the honey and ginger tea ET it tastes wonderful and starts the day off with a zing. it also keeps sore throats at bay

try the honey and ginger tea ET it tastes wonderful and starts the day off with a zing. it also keeps sore throats at bay

I never like to disappoint, Julie.

Off to work with my delightful teenagers now, I'll be back later for a brandy and a little lie down.

Phew...thank any mythical being you like to believe in, or not, for that.

I was getting worried there ;-)

I have some honey in store Susan.
I keep it for sore throats and winter colds a couple of spoonfuls in hot lemonade just before bedtime usually helps with things like that,
Sometimes have it in coffee, but prefer Baileys In the latter.
Never thought of having it in tea, reckon i`ll give it a try as I have my tea without milk it sounds like a tasty treat.
... In fact it sounds most inviting , so I am off right now to try it, thanks in advance.
:-D

*takes notes*

*promptly forgets*

Lol Gwynne. I thought that was our Kitty who couldn't cook.

Look.....it is like this.....green tea bag in cup.....boiling water on top......spoon of runny honey.....there! Not too difficult :-D

That's a bit complicated, Susan, as Julie observed I'm not au fait with kitchens and such like. Feel free to help yourself. :-D

Julie, I know I like the taste of potatoes, just not cooking them. ;-)

I love tablecloths and collect them from different countries. I have a most beautiful embroidered one from turkey.

Any new potatoes left and do you have any green tea with honey please?

I'm getting worried about Gwynne. There was a time that she didn't even know of the existence of kitchens much less what they are for. Now she's discussing the merits of jersey potatos :-S

Aw, that's lovely. Both of my grandmothers used to do embroidery.

You talking about tablecloths Guinevere
just gave me a flash of the past 1940s of my old mum sitting and embroidering (or whatever they called it) some of the many tablecloths she used to do to earn a few pennies for food etc.
Can still see her now bless ,"pegging" rugs ,with myself helping by doing the clippings.
Thanks for the memories and the tears in my eyes.

*wary...is this a boring thread about spuds? If so Gwynnie, I shall have mine baked with very salty butter simply slathered on top. Thank you my dear...love the apron :-D <3

Yummy!

freshly baked and on the way girls x :-D :-D

Me too please Joy.......

Sounds good, Joy, don't mind if I do.

Sorry about the noise. The pensioner has a gig soon and feels the need to practice.

*turns up Radio 2 in the hope of drowning it out*

puts the grill on hot cross buns anybody x :-D