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Indeed, although I prefer my cauliflower on the crunchy side rather than mashed. Cauliflower cheese can be a good tasty and filling meal. Mature cheddar is a must, and you can add some zing with onions and finely chopped bacon. Mushrooms are a nice extra. All must be served with freshly ground black pepper of course.Originally posted by aussielong View Postmashed cauliflower is a nice alternative to pots.
Hey look - no mention of any supermarket or other brand name there!Last edited by Sysman; 15 December 2008, 11:36.
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mashed cauliflower is a nice alternative to pots.Originally posted by Sysman View PostWhat's the fascination the British have with telling everyone which supermarket their food came from?
I just don't get it.
Coincidentally, I had bangers and mash last night too, but here's my version:
Leberwurst and sliced onions in the bottom of a casserole dish.
Freshly made mashed potato, salted and with nutmeg. Placed on top of the sausages.
Cooked in the oven until the sausages and onions were bubbling nicely.
The lid taken off for the last 10 or so minutes to give the mash a golden brown crust on top.
Served with lightly boiled fresh green beans, still slightly crunchy.
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What's the fascination the British have with telling everyone which supermarket their food came from?
I just don't get it.
Coincidentally, I had bangers and mash last night too, but here's my version:
Leberwurst and sliced onions in the bottom of a casserole dish.
Freshly made mashed potato, salted and with nutmeg. Placed on top of the sausages.
Cooked in the oven until the sausages and onions were bubbling nicely.
The lid taken off for the last 10 or so minutes to give the mash a golden brown crust on top.
Served with lightly boiled fresh green beans, still slightly crunchy.
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Your expertise at spotting a troll using a fake version of somebody else's user ID is on a par with his expertise in foodOriginally posted by Francko View PostHis expertise in food is on par with his knowledge of economics. A pity that he feels like he has to write something here about both.
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Yeh prison food is not what it used to be.Originally posted by AtW Super poster View PostTesco Finest Cumbrian sausages.
Instant mashed potatoes.
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Waitrose Orange squash
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Sunday Dinner
Tesco Finest Cumbrian sausages.
Instant mashed potatoes.
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