Army thread Sunday 19 January

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

:wavin: morni g Whizzy, JC and Mario

Mrs. T not pleased with me. I ended up just getting a refund for the shirt :H

We had toasties AND potato salad with our braai last night, Dreamy. No reason not to double up on starches with a braai. It also makes for plenty of leftovers . We make ours with bread rolls, though. And I fry the onions with garlic and herbs first. And put on some Mrs. Balls chutney.

Sorry to hear you're not feeling so bright, Marioman.

[JackieClaire]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

Tell me what is a toastie?

[DreamThinkDo]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

:waving: JC and Mario and hallo again Tips

Yip JC, a day not spent down in the salt mines count as a day off - unless you fill it up with houseworkey stuff - not recommended, though.

Hope you're better soon, Mario :l

Too much starch for me, but thanks for the fried onion herbs tip, Tips. Doing the salad thing, so will keep in mind for next time. And Mrs B's must be her peach chutney, with a really strong Cheddar. Droolworthy.

Back to the shade of the pear tree and my book. Lazy day de luxe here chez Dreamy.

[Marioisback]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

It's a slice of bread toasted with a cup of Tea... Lol

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

JackieClaire;1615169 wrote: Tell me what is a toastie?

We actually call it a kalahari...

Take bread, tomato, onion and cheese, make a sandwich, spread lightly with butter or margarine (optional), put on a braai grid, close grid, braai until crispy and brown on a very low fire. You usually put it on last, because then the coals aren't as hot.

There is a particular order in which things have to go on a braai

[Marioisback]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

tiptronic_ct;1615176 wrote: We actually call it a kalahari...

Take bread, tomato, onion and cheese, make a sandwich, spread lightly with butter or margarine (optional), put on a braai grid, close grid, braai until crispy and brown on a very low fire. You usually put it on last, because then the coals aren't as hot.

There is a particular order in which things have to go on a braai

That sounds lovely mine was just a quick Irish one...

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

Now I'm hungry :H

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

Marioisback;1615178 wrote: That sounds lovely mine was just a quick Irish one...

I thought the Irish ones would feature potatoes as well

[JackieClaire]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

Marioisback;1615175 wrote: It's a slice of bread toasted with a cup of Tea... Lol
:H:H

tiptronic_ct;1615176 wrote: We actually call it a kalahari...

Take bread, tomato, onion and cheese, make a sandwich, spread lightly with butter or margarine (optional), put on a braai grid, close grid, braai until crispy and brown on a very low fire. You usually put it on last, because then the coals aren't as hot.

There is a particular order in which things have to go on a braai

Oh so it's more or less a toastie like we do in a toastie machine.

We have to have machines for toasties as we only get our braai's out twice a year................once to scrape the rust of and the second for the rainiest day & coldest of the Summer and invite all your mates over and everything tastes of rust remover.

[DreamThinkDo]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

A toastie is the best thing since sliced bread...



You can all sorts of things, like apricot jam, to it, or go really gourmet, but Mr T's recipe is the standard - and best - one.

[DreamThinkDo]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

Tips it do you call it a Kalahari because it's dry and crunchy?

Considering going back to shops to get toastie ingredients...

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

DreamThinkDo;1615184 wrote: Tips it do you call it a Kalahari because it's dry and crunchy?

Considering going back to shops to get toastie ingredients...

Lol at dry and crunchy. That would be a Kalahari gone wrong. Crunchy is right, but never dry

A friend of ours decided on Kalahari to distinguish it from the sliced bread variety. We sommer use hamburger rolls.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

Off you go to the shops. You know you want it

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

JackieClaire;1615181 wrote: :H:H



Oh so it's more or less a toastie like we do in a toastie machine.

We have to have machines for toasties as we only get our braai's out twice a year................once to scrape the rust of and the second for the rainiest day & coldest of the Summer and invite all your mates over and everything tastes of rust remover.

:H:H:H

I can actually picture it. You probably use charcoal and not real wood as well.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread Sunday 19 January

Right. Off to assemble a plate of food and then spend some quality time with the Sunday papers. See you laters, folksies.