Am I right in saying that in India, goat is eaten widely?

I seem to recall on the recent Rick Stein series, a lot of mutton dishes being made, which was goat as opposed to sheep, as we would expect.

Don't give it to the kids though

That looks reet bonny Gav.

As we say in Scotland, a stoatir

Lol Steve - I thought the Palms was quite good. Cavens is a good shout though - definitely not BIR

Corned beef Rob lol.

I suggest Dumfries

To be honest, I can't think of anything worse.

I mean, it's bad enough having to read some of the crap spouted by some of the people on here without having to sit and watch them spout it 

I'll be in Bordeaux from Wednesday for a week. Feel free to join me.

Wear a big floppy hat or something so I'll recognise you

I have to agree with Phil.

A largish proportion of Chewy's replies to posts seem to be attempts to make himself look smarter/better than everyone else.

I'm sure you are a reasonable Indian cook Chewy, but lacking in social skills maybe?

I hear there is a new forum looking for members

It looks lovely Gav.

Hope it looks like that when I make it