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Post by carco on Dec 13, 2015 22:12:25 GMT
As for the pictures...I'm wondering if this is supposed to be Christmas Eve. If so, what's in the wooden crate George is holding and the rolled up paper William has......were they going to do some last-night work at William's place? Oh, wait it's the movie so yeah, I guess they would be working late Christmas Eve to solve the murder and try to locate all the gifts! d'uhhh There was just a very brief preview on the CBC during the hockey game and Julia greets William with "Unwrap me, William", then you see both William and George....... ..... William having a sudden choking fit and George not knowing where to look...... can't wait!! |
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Post by Hodge on Dec 13, 2015 23:28:36 GMT
There was just a very brief preview on the CBC during the hockey game and Julia greets William with "Unwrap me, William", then you see both William and George.......
Just saw this, I'm surprised they gave this one away. |
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Post by omgurl40 on Dec 14, 2015 0:09:53 GMT
Mama raised me to use either rum or brandy with eggnog. Recently I've discovered that kahlua works well also, though I prefer that in coffee. If I'm getting fancy I go with a "Dark Colleen", which is equal parts Irish Mist and Godiva Chocolate Liqueur stirred into the egg no and them dusted with nutmeg. omg, the decadence!  I am absolutely certain I am worth it! lol |
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Post by snacky on Dec 14, 2015 5:28:57 GMT
omg, the decadence! I am absolutely certain I am worth it! lol I'm going to make a special point of being worth it this holiday season! Is egg nog a modification of the traditional hot posset? |
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Post by norakles on Dec 14, 2015 14:26:14 GMT
OMG! - I just noticed that 'A Merry Murdoch Christmas' will be aired in Finland in two parts on 28th and 29th December. I was certain we would have to wait until next Christmas. Now I have to hunt for a good egg nogg recipe and make an occasion of that. The usual Christmas drink in these parts is glögg (mulled wine or seasoned spirits) but I think egg nog is more suitable to enjoy with MM and maybe some crumpets as well . |
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Post by snacky on Dec 14, 2015 17:23:45 GMT
OMG! - I just noticed that 'A Merry Murdoch Christmas' will be aired in Finland in two parts on 28th and 29th December. I was certain we would have to wait until next Christmas. Now I have to hunt for a good egg nogg recipe and make an occasion of that. The usual Christmas drink in these parts is glögg (mulled wine or seasoned spirits) but I think egg nog is more suitable to enjoy with MM and maybe some crumpets as well . Absolutely the crumpets! |
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Post by lizmc on Dec 14, 2015 23:40:46 GMT
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Post by lovemondays on Dec 15, 2015 1:39:50 GMT
I am absolutely certain I am worth it! lol I'm going to make a special point of being worth it this holiday season! Is egg nog a modification of the traditional hot posset? The only similarity between a posset and egg nog is that they both start with warm milk. For a posset, wine or ale is added specifically to curdle the milk then spices are added, served warm. (I'm registering an ewwwww.  ) Egg nog, once the milk and/or cream is warm, sugar, whipped eggs and spices are added along with your spirit of choice, or not. Curdling in this case would be an epic failure. Traditionally the mixture wasn't cooked once the eggs were added but now it's common practice to continue cooking to thicken the brew, then it is chilled. |
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Post by lizmc on Dec 17, 2015 0:30:15 GMT
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Post by snacky on Dec 17, 2015 1:33:19 GMT
Am I the only one who loves Helene's dark suit? Hope it's not for mourning, though!  |
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Post by lea on Dec 17, 2015 1:59:31 GMT
OMG! - I just noticed that 'A Merry Murdoch Christmas' will be aired in Finland in two parts on 28th and 29th December. I was certain we would have to wait until next Christmas. Now I have to hunt for a good egg nogg recipe and make an occasion of that. The usual Christmas drink in these parts is glögg (mulled wine or seasoned spirits) but I think egg nog is more suitable to enjoy with MM and maybe some crumpets as well . Omg now I am dying for some crumpets  I really don't know why they aren't a big thing America, they are delicious! |
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Post by lea on Dec 17, 2015 2:04:04 GMT
Am I the only one who loves Helene's dark suit? Hope it's not for mourning, though! Dark colors look great on her! The navy colored outfits from the earlier seasons are some of my favorites! |
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Post by snacky on Dec 17, 2015 6:03:10 GMT
OMG! - I just noticed that 'A Merry Murdoch Christmas' will be aired in Finland in two parts on 28th and 29th December. I was certain we would have to wait until next Christmas. Now I have to hunt for a good egg nogg recipe and make an occasion of that. The usual Christmas drink in these parts is glögg (mulled wine or seasoned spirits) but I think egg nog is more suitable to enjoy with MM and maybe some crumpets as well . Omg now I am dying for some crumpets I really don't know why they aren't a big thing America, they are delicious! We should declare a contest for best Christmas movie celebratory spread! |
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Post by Oigirl on Dec 17, 2015 7:08:39 GMT
There's a link in the season 9 discussion thread for some Shaftesbury bloopers, and it opens with George and William standing in a doorway with surprised faces, and Jonny says 'Good gravy', causing Yannick to bust out laughing. I wonder when they'll release a full video of season 9 bloopers for us.
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Post by bookworm1225 on Dec 18, 2015 17:19:12 GMT
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) Egg nog, once the milk and/or cream is warm, sugar, whipped eggs and spices are added along with your spirit of choice, or not. Curdling in this case would be an epic failure. Traditionally the mixture wasn't cooked once the eggs were added but now it's common practice to continue cooking to thicken the brew, then it is chilled.
I really don't know why they aren't a big thing America, they are delicious!
Jan 30, 2013 21:44:55 GMT