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I do rather have a spot for a bit too much butter on my toast.


Originally posted by FMF
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I do rather have a spot for a bit too much butter on my toast.
Absolutely everything I like is fattening. 🙁


i will have sex till i'm raw...

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Pork Crackling


Originally posted by wolfgang59
Pork Crackling
You just beat me to it!!


The fat on fried or roast mutton or lamb.

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all of the above.
[and some of the below]

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Potatoes roasted in chicken fat

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Sherry Trifle with extra sherry and cream

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Quite burnt and brittle toast left to cool and upon which the slightly-too-much butter does not melt.

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chocolate, preferably melted over truffles...

and butter, dammit...

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I like something called grempil or remukan which is the debris - the words also mean 'crumbs' - left behind when frying fish or chicken (in this case in Padangese cuisine) and it's very, very salty but sprinkled on rice that's soaked in a savoury coconut milk based sauce and topped off with some green chili relish ~ it's delicious whilst not being very healthy - a.k.a. naughty but nice.

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Originally posted by FMF
I like something called grempil or remukan which is the debris - the words also mean 'crumbs' - left behind when frying fish or chicken (in this case in Padangese cuisine) and it's very, very salty but sprinkled on rice that's soaked in a savoury coconut milk based sauce and topped off with some green chili relish ~ it's delicious whilst not being very healthy - a.k.a. naughty but nice.
like scraping out a hot cast pan, and then the next goes in...
flavor on top of flavor...

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Picking the carcass of a roast chicken clean.
Gnawing the last morsel off a leg of lamb.

Why is the meat so sweet near the bone?