School Dinners - Page 5

Mik Dickinson · 23-09-2003, 10:07

Lettie my world has just collapsed around me.Better still what you could do is take a photo and i can slaver all over my monitor.Just like Homer Simpson LOL!

Karen · 07-10-2003, 18:46

I loved chicken supreme and manchester tart ...... they did do a good tart at rumbletums on whalley road  its topped with coconut but haven't been in for a while ,,,,, think ill go and investigate to see if they have still sell em !!!!

adi · 08-10-2003, 09:15

just thought id let you all know that i had a Manchester Tart yesterday.

it was heaven - reminded me of those School's Dinners.

i got it from the Eating House Cafe (opposite Town Hall) if anyone fancies one.

Dizzy D · 08-10-2003, 13:39

All i can remember from school dinners is ravioli   [smiley=puke.gif]  makes me sick thinking of it!  My brother tlove the stuff?!  

Mick · 09-10-2003, 15:57

USED TO GO TO PICKERINGS PIE SHOP on manchester road harry do you remember it
used to get a pie and 5 park drive or a seperate  fag from the shop on the corner of selbourn street bottom of lark hill  ;D

ANNE · 09-10-2003, 16:17

Nah, sorry best pies came from the little pie shop on St gregorys Road.
Best Chippy on Larkhill.

Alan Gilmartin · 24-11-2003, 04:41

Dizzy D, I think you mean maccaroni cheese

mez · 24-11-2003, 20:14

hi, all, i was a dinner lady , then cook , manchester tart ,must have coconut on top ,with a cherry  ;Donly way to eat it  [ [smiley=daisy.gif]]   mez

mez · 24-11-2003, 20:21

fly pie was  always known as currant  cake in our house ,served with ( best  butter on )

Acrylic-bob · 03-05-2004, 09:15

I loved school dinners but now I cannot understand why there were fist fights over slices of buttered bread that were occaisionally handed out. It seemed to be important to get as many slices as you could.
I hated Friday's coz it was always Fish. Can't stand the stuff, even the thought of it makes me want to throw up. Wasn't too keen on prunes either.
What about school milk in those little bottles with the foil top and the little aluminium disk that was used to press the foil in.

When I I left Accrington to do my degree. I could not believe my luck to find that the dining room in the Halls of Residence used all the same recipies that I remembered from school - Sheer bliss!