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Dinner Party Menu Suggestions?
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Yeh, it's not good. Luckily we have a great speciality cheese shop and deli not far from us, they even do authentic haggis in the middle of England.Cooking doesn't get tougher than this. -
YumOriginally posted by TheBigYinJames View PostYeh, it's not good. Luckily we have a great speciality cheese shop and deli not far from us, they even do authentic haggis in the middle of England.
We've got bugger all near us!Si posse, recte, si non, quocumque modo remComment
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It keeps the flies off the cheese.Originally posted by TheBigYinJames View PostYeh, it's not good. Luckily we have a great speciality cheese shop and deli not far from us, they even do authentic haggis in the middle of England.Comment
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Hey, don't diss the haggis. Surely everyone has the ocassional hankering for sheeps offal, barley and oats, stuffed into a stomache and boiled until it turns grey?Originally posted by wobbegong View PostIt keeps the flies off the cheese.Cooking doesn't get tougher than this.Comment
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menu del dia
start: prawn cocktail
main: steak and chips - obviously. Veggie choice is: 'just chips'.
pud: Vienetta
Options: peas, onions, choice of flavours for Vienetta.
Surely can't be beat?
How does 'dry frying pine nuts' help in any way?
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I prefer black pudding, especially with a full English fry up on a hungover Sunday morning...Originally posted by TheBigYinJames View PostHey, don't diss the haggis. Surely everyone has the ocassional hankering for sheeps offal, barley and oats, stuffed into a stomache and boiled until it turns grey?Comment
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Nice. I had scallops on mini black puddings in a posh restaurant once. Nice combination of tastes.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostI prefer black pudding, especially with a full English fry up on a hungover Sunday morning...Last edited by TheBigYinJames; 9 July 2008, 15:52.Cooking doesn't get tougher than this.Comment
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Maybe. But stop calling BigYinJames a haggis.Originally posted by TheBigYinJames View PostHey, don't diss the haggis. Surely everyone has the ocassional hankering for sheeps offal, barley and oats, stuffed into a stomache and boiled until it turns grey?Comment
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