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EddArmitage
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Yup yup! <eddit>The fish shop being half-shop-half-restaurant (FishWorks)</eddit>
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TheFrenchun
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indeed  we bought rabbit and veal from there last year
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AlunD
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Yup there is an excellent butchers on the right in Green street and there used to be a brilliant pasta shop around the corner, sadly no more. 
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EddArmitage
I haven't seen my friends in so long
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That was the butchers opposite, next to The Green Tree. <eddit>That'd be the butchers Alun just mentioned</eddit>
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AlunD
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Which isn't a bad little pub  Although I Prefer the raven on quiet street or the pig around the corner.
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tombolt
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+1 I use Swiss bouillon and stir in some fried onions for extra flavour.
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oceanicitl
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Cous cous - so good they named it twice.
You can actually cook fresh pasta by just pouring hot water over and leaving to soak for few mins. They do it here at work.
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TheFrenchun
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oh my bad You ever buy stuff from the veg market/counters in town? they have very good deals
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TheFrenchun
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fresh pasta lol not durum wheat ones I guess? well you could cook rice like that as well
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AlunD
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Yes and if you have a car there is an excellent farm shop in Arlington.
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oceanicitl
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No not the cook for 10 mins but the cook for a couple of mins in a packet type jobbies _________________Still the official cheeky one
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TheFrenchun
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cool does anyone else own a pressure cooker?
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EddArmitage
I haven't seen my friends in so long
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Nope, so called because it's one of the few places in Bath where you can't see a tree, apparently. Had some very nice stout last time I was there. Jumping back to Queen Street, momentarily, The Raven & The Salamander both do nice food and drink. <eddit>Seems that in the time whilst I was distracted by work, you mentioned The Raven too</eddit>
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oceanicitl
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My step monster has one and used to crucify chicken in it so it put me off for life. _________________Still the official cheeky one
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AlunD
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My Dad has one and uses it to great effect  Seriously its great for making stocks etc.
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