... in the kitchen.
Its the beer which is Bitter and Twisted, not me.
I remember it as a rather nice pint, not bitter at all, quite hoppy.
I feel rather distant from the kitchen at the moment, in terms of creativity and food preparation. I cooked a meal on Friday but M has been responsible for meals since then, apart from the odd meal out and/or take-away.
We have Australian friends visiting this week and there has been quite a bit of washing up, dishwasher loading and unloading, eating, talking...
...and beer drinking.
thanks Kimy for the Thursday Theme
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Nice shot! I'm glad you've got a new posting. Hope you are feeling better and enjoy your friends visit.
Nice tankard!
lovely photo....and great name for a beer. I enjoy a nice hoppy beer.
ah for this week's theme we are to thank julia child!
have fun with your friends from down under.....now why do I suddenly have a craving for shrimp on the barbie? yum.... of course to do that here, I would have get rid of the foot of snow which has buried our barbie....
Very very nice shot & title.
have a lovely time, Lettuce. and have a pint (or a half) for me!
Dennis will sip from an unattended pint.
I used to drink bitter years ago but it's loopy juice!
What a great way to do the washing up! I hope your Aussies are doing their share too( washing p that is!)
I miss UK bitter. Oh, there are quite a few varieties imported now, but even so it's usually too cold! They do like all their beer very cold over here!
Nice to C U ; )
Wish I enjoyed beer, but don't ; (
But coffee ; )
Used to love beer, but wine suits me better these days.
Nice shot!
Ah - those yellow kitchen gloves are everywhere. I've worn out many a pair.
I love beer. Have fun with your American friends!
beer beer beer lovely beer beer beer I love beer beer beer, more beer please.
That photo has a sacramental look.
thanks e. we had a great time with them. And hey! its nearly the weekend!
tis dumdad. Used to be a Durham beer festival mug. Durhamness washed off. :-(
kimy, shrimp on the barbie. mmmmm
Very very nice of you to say so AR.
will do, TT.
Dennis you'd have to be pretty quick around here.
less loopy than wine, Lamalu?
those ozzies, eh hhb? pffft
None of it, CM? theres beer and theres beer...
now betty, when is our next wine-drinking?
reya I see different colours on the pavement, in the river etcetc but in the supermarket - only pink or yellow.
Anon, i have nothing to say to you.
(just beer beer beer beer)
ArtSparker, what an excellent observation. i agree :-)
Bitter and Twisted is one of my favourite beers, very citrussy!
I have a beer belly but no beer.
Is it bitter and twisted and luke-warm? My recollection is that Brits don't like it served cold.
CGP, I can't remember where I bought it! must go check Sainsburys...
oh eddy. milk 'n chicken belly?
Barbara, i'm always more than happy to explain this one! luke-warm? NO!!!! but not icy cold either. Ideally it would be nicely cool from a beer cellar, waiting to be pumped by hand... If its too cold lots of the flavour is lost
Just about ready for a pint, myself.
Much happy talking to you and your visitors, lettuce.
Sounds like a good time with the Australians, who I hear are beer drinkers themselves - true?
I need a little of that "eating, talking and drinking beer" kind of evening.
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