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Hahahaha thanks

We're going away boxing day morning very early so anything i cook needs to be eaten xmas day and as she's working xmas night i'll be at home with my kids and there's no way I'm eating nearly a whole ham

So glad my wife doesnt go on here or i would be in trouble lol

slatts wrote: So glad my wife doesnt go on here or i would be in trouble lol

How do you know she doesnt, its an open forum, doesnt need a login....
Only saying

slatts wrote:There's no way I'm eating nearly a whole ham

Not with an attitude like that you won't. Suck it up Mavis and get chewing

derekmiller wrote:

slatts wrote: So glad my wife doesnt go on here or i would be in trouble lol

How do you know she doesnt, its an open forum, doesnt need a login....
Only saying

Doh!

The wife wouldnt look on here, "its boring man stuff" but she likes to eat it though, think i know where the left over ham will be going

slatts wrote:The wife wouldnt look on here, "its boring man stuff"

That's what I thought, untill she made some comment about some banter Keith and I had about wifes......

"Love you Darling"

Toby can you block our wives please

slatts wrote:Toby can you block our wives please

C'mon, you know it makes sense

In case it comes up again, 6kg cold smoked uncooked bone in gammon was in the smoker nearly 12 hours, though if I hadn't been busy with Xmas day it would have come out an hour earlier.

I can thoroughly recommend double smoke gammon, everyone wanted seconds and a doggy bag.

dajamjar wrote:In case it comes up again, 6kg cold smoked uncooked bone in gammon was in the smoker nearly 12 hours, though if I hadn't been busy with Xmas day it would have come out an hour earlier.

I can thoroughly recommend double smoke gammon, everyone wanted seconds and a doggy bag.

Doing one as we speak. In the cold smoker overnight and hot smoking tomorrow afternoon