comfort food
Jan 11th 2017, 7:23 pm
#17
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Re: comfort food
Localish meat CSA type thing.
The basic package includes a pound of beef but every other month, includes a pound of lamb too. There's a package of sausages, a decent cut of meat and a piece of poultry and usually another couple of smaller things.
The basic package includes a pound of beef but every other month, includes a pound of lamb too. There's a package of sausages, a decent cut of meat and a piece of poultry and usually another couple of smaller things.
Jan 11th 2017, 7:51 pm
#18
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Re: comfort food
For me it is homemade mac and cheese with ham, second only to homemade chicken soup. If I just want to settle in and be warm and cozy in the winter it is a large mug of hot chocolate laced with Bailey's Irish Cream and a topping of whipped cream.
Jan 11th 2017, 10:20 pm
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Jan 11th 2017, 10:31 pm
#20
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Re: comfort food
We used to sell poutine at a restaurant I worked at when I was at uni in Aberdeen. I used to eat it all the time, but I hadn't had any since I left there (many years ago!) so when we were in Canada this summer I absolutely HAD to have some.
To be honest, I was left wondering what on earth I'd ever seen in it
To be honest, I was left wondering what on earth I'd ever seen in it
Jun 26th 2017, 3:22 am
#22
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Re: comfort food
I just got some "Puff Dogs" from Trader Joes, they are in the oven now. Hoping for something close to a sausage roll. Any one else tried them?
Jun 26th 2017, 11:04 am
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Jun 26th 2017, 11:47 am
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Re: comfort food
I like pork chops W/bone.
Jun 26th 2017, 2:15 pm
#25
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Re: comfort food
This is mine too. So light yet sooo rich. 
World Market is far away from me, & hardly ever has them, but a little specialty (read: expensive) supermarket nearby often has them in the "British" section, & they're worth every pence/penny!
World Market is far away from me, & hardly ever has them, but a little specialty (read: expensive) supermarket nearby often has them in the "British" section, & they're worth every pence/penny!
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Jul 4th 2017, 4:42 pm
#28
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Re: comfort food
This one's for Nutek!
Greggs Bakers summer menu.
Greggs launch ‘summer diet’ range - and yes, it includes sausage rolls and doughnuts - Manchester Evening News
Greggs Bakers summer menu.
Greggs launch ‘summer diet’ range - and yes, it includes sausage rolls and doughnuts - Manchester Evening News
Jul 4th 2017, 4:44 pm
#29
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Re: comfort food
This one's for Nutek!
Greggs Bakers summer menu.
Greggs launch ‘summer diet’ range - and yes, it includes sausage rolls and doughnuts - Manchester Evening News
Greggs Bakers summer menu.
Greggs launch ‘summer diet’ range - and yes, it includes sausage rolls and doughnuts - Manchester Evening News
Jul 6th 2017, 3:17 am
#30
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Re: comfort food
Comfort food: Cheesy mash, mac and cheese, homemade chicken soup, stew and dumplings (when I can get Atora).