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Message started by Carolyn™ on Jan 7th, 2008 at 9:49am

Title: Timer
Post by Carolyn™ on Jan 7th, 2008 at 9:49am
One of the most useful things I take is a timer, sipping on a glass of red and chatting and visiting other campsites, as one does, its very easy for time to fly and I find the timer calls me back to check my Camp Oven very clearly over a campground.  These are cheap enough at the supermarket.






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Title: Re: Timer
Post by mikel on Jan 7th, 2008 at 10:58am
Actually the first part of your post is the timer I use.

"1 glass of red = 10 mins. for the first, then 20 mins. for each subsequent". ;)

So, on the basis that a small 'roo roast and veges takes around 90 mins. this means that 5 glasses will be consumed and the meal will be perfectly cooked. :)

And conveniently, 5 glasses usually = 1 bottle (a 1 bottle meal). 8-)

However when a larger, say leg of mutton, is the go then I have to utilise the cask with up to tipple I mean tripple the quantity of red timer needed. ::)

On the odd occassion the red runs out and port has to be substituted. Under these circumstances the timer can be a few minutes out either way.  :o

Just keeping things nice and simple,eh.  ;D
mikel

Title: Re: Timer
Post by Carolyn™ on Jan 7th, 2008 at 1:14pm
;D   How sharp is your carving knife?

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