Has anyone seen Fairline?

[fairline]

I'm with you there are Thai food Boco, green curry and Tom Yam are excellent, if you like chillies. The cosmopolitan nature of Malaysia means you can get really great Malay food (very similar to Indonesian curries), indian and chinese in the same restaurant. I've travelled all over the Far East and the only place you don't get decent food is Vietnam - kind of reminded me of home it was so tasteless.

I haven't tried any WW1 planes before. Did you have something specific in mind? BTW I'm intrigued by this scenario you're working on for ToT (?). Is it the Brits versus the Turks in WW1?

[Boco]

Yep, it's called 'El Aurens' and has a smattering of Senussi and Hashemites as well. Early beta testing indicated it's got a ways to go. Mainly looking for a Bristol F2b (see http://apolyton.net/forums/newreply....threadid=83485).

I once made a Burmese chicken recipe that called for 40 cloves of garlic for a two serving meal. Otherwise it wasn't very spicy, but we spent the next 12 hours in reeking isolation. Stuck with Thai and Indonesian after that.

[Prometeus]

Originally posted by Boco


I once made a Burmese chicken recipe that called for 40 cloves of garlic for a two serving meal. Otherwise it wasn't very spicy, but we spent the next 12 hours in reeking isolation. Stuck with Thai and Indonesian after that.

Haven't you tried the "Bagnacauda" recipe?

Fermented fish, Fontina cheese and a garlic clove for every person... Believe me when i say when people do that bagnacauda have to close every hole in their houses to avoid bad discussions with thew whole nieghboroughs... not to mention they're permabanned for a couple of days from human consortium...

Nice to see you back Fairyline!!!

[EZRhino]

Indonesia is the worlds largest Muslim nation, but having lived there before, it is sufficiet to say that Islam in indonesia is not the same Islam youll find in the middle east. Most people still believe in the old pagan superstitions, and thus mainstream Islam and local religions have mixed and matched and merged. Not unlike Christianity in the U.S. really. Anyway......

[Boco]

Fermented fish, Fontina cheese and a garlic clove

They call it Sushi in the cafeteria at work.

[fairline]

Fermented fish, Prom?? They sound lethal.

Boco: I've had a go at the F2b - its in the WW1 graphics thread. Its my first go at a ww1 plane so it may not be up to scratch.

[Prometeus]

Originally posted by Boco
They call it Sushi in the cafeteria at work.

Sushi? Nope... this one is cooked.

Yeah Fairline... it's something unbearable to smell at.

[Boco]

@St. Fairline: your first shot is right on target.

@Promo: guess that cheesy Sushi must've been bagnafredda?

[EZRhino]

Minnesotan Lutefisk

[Boco]

I remember talking to a Swede once about Lutefisk. He said he didn't know anyone other than Minnesotans that ever got near the stuff. What's the pH of that foul brew?

Fairline, I'll dig up some Martinsyde links. Thanks!

[Henrik]

Lutfisk? Didn't know it even existed outside Sweden...
And if you're talking about the thing you put it in in order to "transform" it to lutfisk Then the it's strong enough to make you blind if you get it in your eyes

The fish is quite good though (only ever eat it around x-mas though)...