Question on cooking...

[pintsofguinness]

Tinned salmon is yum!

[downgirl]

Aw pints it's not!!! It doesn't taste anything like real salmon!!

[Puckoon]

There was always something kinda intriguing about eatin the bones though.

[pintsofguinness]

I dont know waht real salmon tastes like, I cant afford it.  ONly can afford tinned salmon cos it's on special offer in tesco. 

I dont eat the bones.

[Puckoon]

I dont know waht real salmon tastes like, I cant afford it.  ONly can afford tinned salmon cos it's on special offer in tesco. 

I dont eat the bones.

Its on special offer cos its full of bones.

[stpauls]

Do yous know that salmon you get in the tin?

If I use that on sandwiches, make them tonight, will the bread to soggy tomorrow?

when you open the tin of salmon, use the lid to squeeze out the extra juices, then the bread won't go soggy!!

[pintsofguinness]

But the salmon is still moist even if you do that.

[stpauls]

But the salmon is still moist even if you do that.

it might be moist, but at least the bread won't be soggy!!

You're a Mr Fecking Know It All, stpauls.

[reddgnhand]

pints take a day off ffs

[Tony Baloney]

Aw pints it's not!!! It doesn't taste anything like real salmon!!

Tins of salmon actually contain salmon so it is real salmon. Also, the salmon in tins is usually wild red salmon free from the chemicals and shit you get from "real" salmon which is nearly always farmed!

[stpauls]

i think you are a bit out of date with that pic HS, i am now a happily married man!! not chasing any women anymore!!

[pintsofguinness]

How do I know when roast meat is done?
and it came with this bag of onion gravey - is it meant to be so slimmy? or was I suppose to do something with it to make it less slimmy?
and who should I complain to about there being a leaf tied to the meat?

[stephenite]

What sort of roast meat?

[pintsofguinness]

beef

[Gabriel_Hurl]

A leaf??? Pint, it's probably a herb