I thought vindaloo came from the Portuguese ex-colony of Goa?
Has anyone else got "me and me mam and me dad and me gran are off to Waterloo, me and me mam and me dad and me gran ad a bucket of vindaloo...vindaloo...vindaloo....vindaloo, vindaloo la la..etc" stuck in their heads?!!!!
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Not really, it came from the Portuguese. Portuguese sailors took "Carne de Vinha d' Alhos" (meat in wine and garlic) to Goa and it was developed there into Vindalho, with the addition of a lot more spices and usually of vinegar to preserve it better, and potatoes to pad it out and reduce the fieriness.I thought vindaloo came from the Portuguese ex-colony of Goa?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LasagneAnd I bet that you didn't know that Lasagne is actually an English dish in origin, apparently (according to German TV anyway)
The recipe was featured in the first cookbook ever written in England, leading to an urban legend that the dish originated in the British Isles. The claim is dubious, in light of the much earlier Roman use of "lasanum".
http://www.halalfoodauthority.co.uk/meals.htm
The contractor must ensure all halal meat is cut, portioned and prepared by or provided under strict supervision of a Muslim worker
Another Muslim thread with an increased humour rating thanks to the "disgusted of CUK" brigade.
Some of you lot need to stop reading the Daily Mail so often and chill out
Has anyone else got "me and me mam and me dad and me gran are off to Waterloo, me and me mam and me dad and me gran ad a bucket of vindaloo...vindaloo...vindaloo....vindaloo, vindaloo la la..etc" stuck in their heads?!!!!
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