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I made some bread this morning and thought Id experiment and make a pizza loaf...So I rolled the dough out flat topped with chilli toms red pepper and cheese ... came out well so that will be my tea tonight with some salad and a glass of red wine .

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What??? - no Pepperoni???, no Ham, no Chorizo. Oh Baggy darlin' - just not done - letting the side down.

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I was going to put chorizo on it got it out of the fridge ...but totally forgot to chop and place it .... Gutted .... as thats the best bit , still save it for another day..

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I have some chorizo in my fridge. I tend to use it in casseroles and stews - adds a lovely peppery tang to them.

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I like hot chilli one as im bit of a chilli freak... I add chilli to everything including my evening hot choc...

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it's Wednesday roast chick dinner.

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Baggy darlin' you should have met my Grandmother - Grandad worked on Indian Railways and she used to spend time with him there. She made her own curry - the same colour as chorizo, hot enough to burn the roof of your mouth off.

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Id of liked your grandmother ... did she hand her recipies down to you ?
I do a good job at burning peoples mouths myself :0O

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That was my Maternal Grandmother - and no I don't think you would have liked meeting her - she was unpleasant in the extreme - even to us kids. On the other hand, my Paternal Grandmother was a different character and I take after her - she was a rebel - was a 'match girl' at the Bryant & May match factory and took part in their industrial action (George (my dad) had a press cutting and photo of Gran on the picket line laying about this Policeman with her rolled umbrella. She was a Suffragette, and was conscripted into Woolwich Arsenal during WW1 making shells for naval guns - she brought one home with her (don't ask how no-one ever did find that out). I used to play with it!!! - it was only after she died we found out thatn the shell (a 6" naval shell) was still 'live'.

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Gosh what an interesting history you have ... and you were very lucky
I was a bugger for playing with fire works as a little kid ... how I got away with out blowing my self up I dont know , once my brother and I took my mums washing line out of its hole stuffed it with bangers put the pole back lit the fuse and ran .... it flew out and through my dads green house our legs were well tanned for that one ...