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Lolly

05-03-2009 15:27

Re: What's on the menu?

I've got tooth ache today :( so i'll be having soup. Leek & Potato, mmmmm!

jaysay

05-03-2009 16:17

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Well I'm tucking into a traditional English dish tonight, Chicken Tikka Masala, lashings of Nan Bread, washed down with South African White, nicely chilled :D:D:D

Caz	05-03-2009 16:17

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Ham shank and peas, with dumplings, lovely. :)

Margaret Pilkington

05-03-2009 16:38

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Today I made a home-made plate meat and onion pie...and we had new potatoes and peas with it....followed by Jam tart and Ice cream.
Yesterday it was Cumberland pie(a version of Cottage pie) with cabbage and carrots...no dessert.

shillelagh

05-03-2009 16:46

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im having shepherds pie ... soft menu for 7 days ...

magily

05-03-2009 16:51

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 689185)

When I am in England next can I please come for tea.;)
Now that is what I call traditional British food

Eric	05-03-2009 17:58

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Originally Posted by AccyLass28 (Post 689139)

I love banana butties:D

Have ya tried Milton st chippy in Clayton??
Now thats gorgeous;)

You should try them with peanut butter ... smashed banana on a slice of bread covered with crunchy peanut butter:mosher:

AccyLass

05-03-2009 18:06

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 689211)

You should try them with peanut butter ... smashed banana on a slice of bread covered with crunchy peanut butter:mosher:

Ewwww... I don't like peanut butter... and I wouldn't "smash" my bananas

Well... not til I chew em:D

cashman

05-03-2009 18:17

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just had a top stew, which the boss made with cut steak etc, with a pile of buttered buts. followed by ice cream.:)

Eric	05-03-2009 19:41

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 689227)

just had a top stew, which the boss made with cut steak etc, with a pile of buttered buts. followed by ice cream.:)

... followed by clogged arteries:eek:

For me: bambi burgers and fries, a nice salad, a bottle of wine, a fire, candles, music ... and a nice walk with my best friends:D It's the simple things .........

BERNADETTE

05-03-2009 20:07

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Originally Posted by magily (Post 689119)

Even that response is enough to make me envious there is nothing like Mum's cooking :)

Was yummy, we had pork steaks braised in gravy, mashed and roast potatoes, cauliflower, brocolli, carrots and peas. Afters was Mums home made apple pie with cream:)

cashman

05-03-2009 21:02

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 689262)

... followed by clogged arteries:eek:

as i always say to folk Eric...........Never mistake me fer somebody that gives a ****:D;)

Royboy39

05-03-2009 21:33

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Leg and thigh of crispy roast duck with black cherry sauce, saute potatoes and blackcuurent yoghurt for desert. All for the cost of two plates of fish and chips.

jedimaster

05-03-2009 21:48

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don't know about british? but chicken fajitas

Wynonie Harris

05-03-2009 22:08

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Papa Rien (minced beef, chopped eggs and spices in mashed potato balls), washed down with pisco sour (Peruvian firewater with agastura bitters and whipped egg whites).

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