Apparently, I don't ken rocket... whas rocket?

It's a peppery green leaf, aka arugula :)
http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/arugula.htm

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Nigella gives me creepy shivers.

She should be shot for calling someone "darling" on TV. Unless she was talking to the Chancellor. Maybe even then. I love Nigella's books but can't bear to watch her on TV.

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Please translate - get down a pit? and ken?
love the blog.

'ken' means know
and I think he means 'try working down a pit', like the coal pits/mines to experience a hard day's work?

Or have I lost the plot completely?? :)

oh, i have a nigella cookbook. all the pages are stuck together.

I wish to BE nigella one day when they invent the technology.

*aragula*

(sniggers)

i love rocket!

I just can not warm to Nigella... and I know it has an awful lot to do with her Dad being Nigel Lawson one time Chancellor of the Exchequer and despoiler of the poor of the UK.

But also in part because she is a middle aged woman who simpers and bats her eyelashes like a blasted nit wit coquette.

Act your age woamn.... and atleast behave like you benefitted from that expensive education your evil father paid for. Currently you behave like an idiot.

Sorry to rant... gew up in Scotland under the bastard Tories.

Shauna,

I just saw that your book is being published in Germany. Promise me that if you come over for an exotic launch that we can meet up for a beer? Meanwhile I promise to stalk bookshops and photograph your work!

ilinga - thank you very much for translating! hope that helped, sharon :)

Diane - I think it's out in early January... I doubt the publisher's budget would stretch to a visit but if I get lucky we should meet up! Beers ahoy! :)

Thanks to years of listening to Scots folk music, I knew "ken" & "fae". But what's a "bag of rocket"?

I have to report that, thanks to Gareth, 'Get down a pit!' is now a regular 'anti-posh-eejit' catchphrase in our house...