I am jealous.

Having said that, you can't get some of the yummies within easy reach of my house either.

soya-ed up flying rats

Poor dears.....

what about some Mull of Kintyre then?

I like breast.

I made some anko-donuts this afternoon. They were berry berry cho yummy.

Donuts sound good to me. Best when very warm just made.

I wish I could find some Jam doughnuts, they're great!! Tesco or ASDA's freshly made Jam doughnuts....lovely!!

Yes they are good. Had a few of those over summer.

Tubby Beaver's home made gyoza sound very yummy.

they are!!!
Although it must be said that its actually my girlfriends recipe!!

and what is the recipe?

oh yum ... gyoza ... had some last week, mmmmm...good they were too!

Maybe Ms Tubby would share the recipe with us?

Share! Share! Share! Share!

(please)

all was revealed in the chat box.......sorry but I cannot reveal again for fear of death!!!

Actually gyoza are really easy to make, you buy the skins from the supermarket and then you decide what your filling is to be. My gfriend uses pork mince (I've had chicken ones as well, good but not as much as pork), ginger, garlic, salt n pepper, soy sauce, chives/springonions, I like to put in some chillies but my gfriend doesn't, mix it all together then start spooning the filling into the skins. I'm a nightmare at folding the little buggers but my local 100 yen shop has a little gyoza folding device, similar to a pasty maker but smaller, that you load the skin and filling into, fold over and voila!!

Enjoy!!

Nice one Tubby. I'll give them ago, never really thought to make gyoza before.

They sound good.

My fiancee and I do this - except we take it to the extreme and for every 10 normal we make, we load up 1 with burn your mouth off levels and play a gyoza-esque Russian Roulette game with no drinks!

I often do that with cooking - my pizza roulette is famous throughout London. (Well, bits of it).

I like making gyoza and also harumaki. I make many at one time and then freezing some. Delicious!