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Guest Lemons

She just moved in to a new place, no excuse I know, she's getting one.

it made life very difficult when baking cupcakes, I was trying to sieve flour with a fork....

lemons

your woman made that didnt she

man taking the credit

Nah, I'm skilled in the kitchen. (used to be sous chef)

why did u need a sieve to wash rice......put it in the cooking pot.. rinse in the water.. use the pot lid to block the rice and let the water run out...

I don't operate that way.

(kitchen was in a state at this point, my decision was mainly down to lazyness)

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I personally think the rice looks nice, I like it when it kinda sticks together like that. Whole plate looks delicious.

But what do I know, I'm white.

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Haggis is banging. Pouring a shot of hot whisky over the top FTW.

Neeps and tatties FTW.

what does the taste compare too though... or is it unique?

I couldn't compare it to anything really, it's more the texture that's unique, kind of like a grainy sausage. Definitely worth a try if you ever get a chance.

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I personally think the rice looks nice, I like it when it kinda sticks together like that. Whole plate looks delicious.

But what do I know, I'm white.

strong post

p.s - no stereotype but have you ever tried haggis and if so .. what is it like.

I have tried haggis. I eat it a few times a year, at least.

It's hard to describe what it's like really, but in terms of texture, it's kinda like minced beef or lamb, but with a sort of grainy quality as well. It's not as dry as that sounds though, it stays quite moist.

Taste-wise, it's lovely, there's a nice spiciness to it, without being overpowering.

Haggis pakora is amazing too, lots of Indian restaurants up here have started doing it.

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