We're going to a wedding next month where they are having a hog roast. Yum, yum.
That sounds absolutely scrummy Nellie but I just know that unless I had a bib tied around my neck I'd end up dropping some of it down the front of my nice outfit LOL
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Just back from the afternoon BBQ, tons of food, burgers, sausages, chicken, ribs, potato salad, rice salad, green salad, corn on the cob. Lots of lovely desserts.
The highlight was when an Irish Woofhound (Wolfhound) turned up and being so tall, decided to help herself to some pavlova
My mum's potato salad was the best I've ever had - just simple though. She never peeled the new potatoes, boiled them in well salted water, always used Hellman's mayo, snipped chives into the mix and served in a bowl that had been rubbed round with a garlic clove.
I'll give that a whirl. Any pepper in the salad? Any particular potatoes? I've got some Charlotte potatoes fresh from the allotment today so I do plan to make a potato salad later this week to go with a quiche.
Always Jersey Royals when they are available but no pepper.
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We're going to a wedding next month where they are having a hog roast. Yum, yum.
That sounds absolutely scrummy Nellie but I just know that unless I had a bib tied around my neck I'd end up dropping some of it down the front of my nice outfit LOL
Love it!! I went to wedding a few years ago that was a for a couple into Viking reenactment and they had a hog roast for the evening. It was a bit like a cross between a wedding and a day out with Time Team. It was fun though and the hog roast was flipping deevine! Such a great idea.
The hog roast at the wedding will be provided by a very good local pub and restaurant. If you are lucky on a Monday and they've catered a party on a Sunday they use leftover pork, homemade stuffing and their gorgeous cinnamony apple squce as a jacket spud or baguette filling.
I know they serve hasselback potatoes and red cabbage coleslaw with their event food so I may need to take an apron DD.
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I love hassleback potatoes too, I often do them for dinner parties etc watch out as they can drip olive oil too so a bib or apron sounds a good idea Nellie
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A few years ago, on nights after the annual fete had been held, the remains of the hog roast was spotted by the person in charge and a party was sent forth to grudgingly retrieve it. In the kitchen it became apparent that the meagre remains had been left for the foxes, and it had to carted out again. There was grease everywhere!! LOL
I love hassleback potatoes too, I often do them for dinner parties etc watch out as they can drip olive oil too so a bib or apron sounds a good idea Nellie
I'll have to get you an invitation to this wedding DD but you'll have to povide your own coverage. LOL
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I love hassleback potatoes too, I often do them for dinner parties etc watch out as they can drip olive oil too so a bib or apron sounds a good idea Nellie
I'll have to get you an invitation to this wedding DD but you'll have to povide your own coverage. LOL
It's a deal Nellie, we could wear matching bibs LOL
People who are wrong are just as sure they're right as people who are right, the only difference is they're wrong
We're going to a wedding next month where they are having a hog roast. Yum, yum.
That sounds absolutely scrummy Nellie but I just know that unless I had a bib tied around my neck I'd end up dropping some of it down the front of my nice outfit LOL
Tomatoes are my nemesis. A giant napkin is always required! Lol