u/Rags_75

Hello everyone - my friends have been informing me about this amazing food called Kimchi.

Ive found a recipe to try but am struggling, as per the post title, to find either Korean Radish or Daikon (I live in the UK).

Can any suggest a possible substitute for these - or in fact can I make without?

Thank you in advance :)

Rags

EDIT - thank you everyone, you're a super helpful community and I now have a route to making Kimchi!

Ive seen a lot of chat about this - can any confirm that the intention is that this replaces inheritance tax?

Every estate of the deceased (other than partners etc) gets taxed at 10% with no additional IHT?

Im getting quite confused reading about this tbh.

Hi everyone - I was hoping some could suggest some Napoleonic era wargames. Im not fussed which countries (presumably France will always be one!) but hunting for something which has solid atmosphere for the time period.

Ive played ASL in the past so complexity not an issue.

I also managed to snag a short Hougoumont game in Command magazine a few years ago.

Thanks in advance!

PS - I live in the UK and try not to buy from US businesses what with the delivery charges

Just the title - I really enjoyed reading Mr Pohl but have run that well dry :(

Does any have suggestions for a similar author?

I honestly cant keep track.

I thought there'd been a settlement where the US was paying approx $800billion for Iran to open Hormuz Strait. Seeing more Trump comments though which seem to have been made months ago, but theyre new?

Can any US let me know where the world is at with this particular war - is it over?

In 1807, a Scottish inventor name Alexander Forsyth , patented a new ignition system that used impact-sensitive explosives instead of flintlock.

However, percussion cap firearms only began to be developed to caplock as we know and widely adopted by European armies during the 1820s-1840s.

If Napoleon had remained alive little longer and learned about this development, what do you think his reaction would have been?

I want to find a Stalingrad hex and counter which isnt too complex to play with my father.

Back in the day we played ASL (absolutely loved Red Barricades) but are looking for something quite a bit lighter these days (Dad is 90 and Im 50).

I was wondering if any could recommend something 😄

Im missing the cool looking glimmer which used to wiggle over my polluted water pools.

It does look more pee-like I guess.

The salt water / brine looks amazing!