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magily 05-03-2009 14:07

What's on the menu?
 
Well I think we have established from "my people often ask forum" that I am feeling a little homesick this week, so why not really tip me over the edge and tell me what great British food you are all eating today.
So what's on the menu today for you folks?

BERNADETTE 05-03-2009 14:11

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Don't know what I'm having as I'm going to my mums. Will post later and no doubt it will be something mouthwatering:)

magily 05-03-2009 14:14

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 689117)
Don't know what I'm having as I'm going to my mums. Will post later and no doubt it will be something mouthwatering:)

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

AccyLass 05-03-2009 14:18

Re: What's on the menu?
 
I'm at this minute sat eating a banana butty:D

pipinfort 05-03-2009 14:51

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyLass28 (Post 689122)
I'm at this minute sat eating a banana butty:D


That sounds bloody awful................Chippy for tea....church st mmmmmmm

AccyLass 05-03-2009 14:55

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pipinfort (Post 689136)
That sounds bloody awful................Chippy for tea....church st mmmmmmm


I love banana butties:D

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

mumtotwo 05-03-2009 14:57

Re: What's on the menu?
 
nothing exciting here,chicken steaks,chips and beans :D

pipinfort 05-03-2009 14:57

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[quote=AccyLass28;689139

Have ya tried Milton st chippy in Clayton??
Now thats gorgeous;)[/quote]


I have`nt but i might......................:rolleyes:

AccyLass 05-03-2009 14:58

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pipinfort (Post 689143)
I have`nt but i might......................:rolleyes:


It's well worth it:D

Polly_45 05-03-2009 15:03

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Bangers and mash here with onion gravy

magily 05-03-2009 15:09

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Polly_45 (Post 689149)
Bangers and mash here with onion gravy

Now that sounds good.

MargaretR 05-03-2009 15:15

Re: What's on the menu?
 
I am half heartedly trying The Stone Age Diet, which means
Breakfast like an Emperor, lunch like a King and supper like a pauper
So I am having home made tomato soup with home made brioche

having a bacon and egg breakfast every morning is getting boring -must remember to order some kippers

Lilly 05-03-2009 15:21

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Sausage, mash and beans here.

emamum 05-03-2009 15:22

Re: What's on the menu?
 
im making a chicken stew and we have crusty bread and butter :D

AccyLass 05-03-2009 15:24

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lilly (Post 689161)
Sausage, mash and beans here.

Mmm we had that last night with homemade yorkshire puddings:D

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

Re: What's on the menu?
 
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

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Ham shank and peas, with dumplings, lovely. :)

Margaret Pilkington 05-03-2009 16:38

Re: What's on the menu?
 
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

Re: What's on the menu?
 
im having shepherds pie ... soft menu for 7 days ...

magily 05-03-2009 16:51

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 689185)
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.

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

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

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

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

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

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

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

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

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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Quote:

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

Re: What's on the menu?
 
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

Re: What's on the menu?
 
don't know about british? but chicken fajitas

Wynonie Harris 05-03-2009 22:08

Re: What's on the menu?
 
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).

Royboy39 05-03-2009 22:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 689310)
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).

Is that an Afro or a put me to bed quietly and dont disturb menu? :)

Wynonie Harris 05-03-2009 22:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 689312)
Is that an Afro or a put me to bed quietly and dont disturb menu? :)

The latter! ;)

Mancie 05-03-2009 22:32

Re: What's on the menu?
 
I had "Oeufs frits et les croustilles et les fèves au lard"

Egg,chips and beans ;)

Royboy39 05-03-2009 22:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 689317)
I had "Oeufs frits et les croustilles et les fèves au lard"

Egg,chips and beans ;)

Cheap skate....I thought you might be into jellied eels or pie and mash? :)

Eric 05-03-2009 22:57

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 689310)
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).

I don't know about the food ... egg yolks are too high on the cholesterol scale for me: five and a half hours under the knife stimulates one to read labels .... however, the hooch sounds great .... and what particular kind of firewater would that be; is there a brand I should be looking for? My hangover has gone; there is hockey on tv, joints in the humidor, and the El Cabo is still open:mosher:

Eric 05-03-2009 22:58

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And I have a couple of Montecristo cigars .... I've come a long way from sharing a woodbine in the bogs at Accy Grammar:theband:

Wynonie Harris 06-03-2009 07:26

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Eric (Post 689323)
I don't know about the food ... egg yolks are too high on the cholesterol scale for me: five and a half hours under the knife stimulates one to read labels .... however, the hooch sounds great .... and what particular kind of firewater would that be; is there a brand I should be looking for? My hangover has gone; there is hockey on tv, joints in the humidor, and the El Cabo is still open:mosher:

If you go looking for pisco, Eric, make sure it's Peruvian pisco, not Chilean (or so Mrs H says, but she would say that). It's made from distilled grapes and it's strong. The brand I was drinking last night is called, appropriately enough, "La Diablada". Must go and get a black coffee now...my head hurts.

entwisi 06-03-2009 08:01

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Caz (Post 689177)
Ham shank and peas, with dumplings, lovely. :)

we had Ham Shank and Peas the other night but I never do dumplings with it.... Might try that next time,

Tonights is an easy tea, Fray Bentos pies with chips and peas.

Eric 06-03-2009 18:40

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 689385)
If you go looking for pisco, Eric, make sure it's Peruvian pisco, not Chilean (or so Mrs H says, but she would say that). It's made from distilled grapes and it's strong. The brand I was drinking last night is called, appropriately enough, "La Diablada". Must go and get a black coffee now...my head hurts.

"La Diablada" .... got it .... so your head hurts, eh. Stay away from the egg yolks ... they'll do it every time;)

Caz 06-03-2009 18:42

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by entwisi (Post 689391)
we had Ham Shank and Peas the other night but I never do dumplings with it.... Might try that next time,

Tonights is an easy tea, Fray Bentos pies with chips and peas.

Always had dumplings with it, ever since I was little.
I now put a finely chopped onion in with it and a handful of pearl barley.

Broth tomorrow, just another excuse to have dumplings, lol. :D

panther 06-03-2009 18:49

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Today i had just a sausage roll, tomorrow my daughter is making me and her dad Lemony prawn bruschettas for starters and pepperoni pasta for our main meal:D, she practicing her cookery for school on us lol, cant wait to eat those big fat juicey prawns,,, yummy!!

katex 06-03-2009 21:53

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Nothing interesting for me Magily to make your mouth water.

Had a cheese and onion flan, curly fries (chips shaped into a screwlike shape .. luv 'em) with salad ... unfortunately, I had knocked my fridge temperature by mistake up to 4 .. (on a scale of 1 > 4) so cucumber, radishes and some peppers had turned to mush .. LOL. Still had enough left though.

Not into desserts, 'cept perhaps one night a week, and treat myself to a cream eclair (I bet you can't get any double cream like over here). That Cookie Dough ice cream looked tempting though that I buy for my Grandaughter.

magily 06-03-2009 23:09

Re: What's on the menu?
 
You are right about the cream.
It has been oddly fascinating reading what everyone has been eating. I think a lot of the food has become much more "American", I remember when I first came here, my family were thrilled to taste frozen yoghurt, blueberry muffins and their favourite waffles.
Now you can get so much more over there, although this is for Eric I am sure he will agree nothing beats Tim Hortons over here.

south aussie 07-03-2009 04:00

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Going out for tea tonight to our local British pub the SLUG & LETTUCE,
Beef & Guinness pie followed by Spotted Dick, washed down with a Coopers Pale Ale:)

steeljack 07-03-2009 05:33

Re: What's on the menu?
 
tonight at my local hole in the wall (los mocaljetes) , quesadillas, carne asada Burrito , with guacamole and sour cream on the side, washed down with Horchata , ......Good food , but rubbish tejano music

Los Molcajetes Mexican Restaurant - Castro Valley, CA

the second review kind of gives you an idea about where I live ;) :D

jaysay 07-03-2009 09:20

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Caz (Post 689596)
Always had dumplings with it, ever since I was little.
I now put a finely chopped onion in with it and a handful of pearl barley.

Broth tomorrow, just another excuse to have dumplings, lol. :D

I used to love dumplings when I was young, the old lady used to make great broth with dumps, tried it myself once, went in the kitchen half an hour after adding the dumplings, thought the Blob had returned from the arctic, they were all over the place:D

jaysay 07-03-2009 09:24

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 689757)
Going out for tea tonight to our local British pub the SLUG & LETTUCE,
Beef & Guinness pie followed by Spotted Dick, washed down with a Coopers Pale Ale:)

The Slug & Lettuce:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

MargaretR 07-03-2009 10:05

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 689807)
The Slug & Lettuce:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

There is a Slug and Lettuce in Southport - it is part of a chain of pubs that do food
http://www.slugandlettuce.co.uk/

strange that it isn't listed on their website

jaysay 07-03-2009 10:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 689817)
There is a Slug and Lettuce in Southport - it is part of a chain of pubs that do food
The Slug and Lettuce, Welcome to Slug

strange that it isn't listed on their website

Don't think I'd be ordering a salad if I went for a meal in that pub Margaret:D

Eric 07-03-2009 18:09

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by magily (Post 689732)
You are right about the cream.
It has been oddly fascinating reading what everyone has been eating. I think a lot of the food has become much more "American", I remember when I first came here, my family were thrilled to taste frozen yoghurt, blueberry muffins and their favourite waffles.
Now you can get so much more over there, although this is for Eric I am sure he will agree nothing beats Tim Hortons over here.

There is a god, and his name is Tim Horton:mosher: ... there's a Timmy's in Kandahar; and I believe the govt. is going to put one at the North Pole in order to establish Canada's sovreignty over the Arctic .... and now, it's time to Rrrrrrrrrroll Up the Rim .... :theband:

And I remember watching him play ... great defence man for a Leafs team that wasn't a joke.:D

magily 07-03-2009 22:19

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Eric (Post 689986)
There is a god, and his name is Tim Horton:mosher: ... there's a Timmy's in Kandahar; and I believe the govt. is going to put one at the North Pole in order to establish Canada's sovreignty over the Arctic .... and now, it's time to Rrrrrrrrrroll Up the Rim .... :theband:

And I remember watching him play ... great defence man for a Leafs team that wasn't a joke.:D

I won a coffee today, most I've ever won on that Rrrroll up the rim.

south aussie 08-03-2009 04:01

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 689834)
Don't think I'd be ordering a salad if I went for a meal in that pub Margaret:D

Another British pub not far away is THE RAT & PARROT
That,s the name not the menu

jaysay 08-03-2009 10:09

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 690201)
Another British pub not far away is THE RAT & PARROT
That,s the name not the menu

Didn't realise the Aussies had that much of a sense of humour SA

flashy 08-03-2009 10:40

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Having chicken and roasties today :D

Margaret Pilkington 08-03-2009 10:49

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Roast Pork for us with buttered carrots and brussel sprouts(we like 'em)......stuffing, apple sauce and Roasties.......and a yorkie pud too.
Not sure about dessert.......though I don't have dessert these days I do make it for hubby and our guests. It might be rhubarb crumble...or it could just be strawberries and ice cream.

flashy 08-03-2009 10:53

Re: What's on the menu?
 
oh you just reminded me to get the yorkshires out, cheers Margaret :)

i love brussels too, Reece doesnt so its pointless buying them

Margaret Pilkington 08-03-2009 11:09

Re: What's on the menu?
 
glad to be of service Flashy. :)

south aussie 08-03-2009 11:09

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 690245)
Didn't realise the Aussies had that much of a sense of humour SA

It must be the Lancastrian infulence
We don,t get many Greek, Italian , Chinese, Lebanese,Veitnamese ,stand up comedians, [not good ones ,anyway]
Ethnic joke Why do greek boys grow moustaches ?
So they can look like thier mother!:)

jaysay 09-03-2009 09:57

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 690265)
It must be the Lancastrian infulence
We don,t get many Greek, Italian , Chinese, Lebanese,Veitnamese ,stand up comedians, [not good ones ,anyway]
Ethnic joke Why do greek boys grow moustaches ?
So they can look like thier mother!:)

Hahahaha nice one SA, did you hear the one about??????? better not:D:rolleyes:

AccyLass 09-03-2009 10:12

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Mmm a lovely roast chicken dinner yesterday:)

flashy 09-03-2009 10:14

Re: What's on the menu?
 
we are on Spag Bol for dinner tonight

AccyLass 09-03-2009 10:17

Re: What's on the menu?
 
We'll be on chippy tonight as Saffron has Art club then Brownies:D

emamum 09-03-2009 10:19

Re: What's on the menu?
 
think we might have sloppy joes, not very british lol

Margaret Pilkington 09-03-2009 10:36

Re: What's on the menu?
 
Corned Beef hash...with a crust and mushy peas...beetroot and pickled red cabbage optional.


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