A british family
Oct 8th 2004, 11:54 pm
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A British family
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Oct 8th 2004, 11:58 pm
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Re: A british family
Originally Posted by wombat42
The Doody family ... has been crowned The Faggot Family
Oct 9th 2004, 2:42 am
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Re: A british family
Isn't a faggot a low percentage meat (of dubious quality) patty. It's just one of those things which my parents didn't like, so we've never eaten them....
Oct 9th 2004, 3:19 am
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Re: A british family
Originally Posted by chocaholic
Isn't a faggot a low percentage meat (of dubious quality) patty. ...
Oct 9th 2004, 4:16 am
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Re: A british family
Ain't it a bit like tripe?
something else that's pretty foul...
something else that's pretty foul...
Oct 9th 2004, 4:20 am
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Re: A british family
Originally Posted by Bob
Ain't it a bit like tripe?
something else that's pretty foul...
something else that's pretty foul...
Brings to mind stuff like tapioca at school dinners! And my MIL sent me a recipe last week cos her beloved son has been moaning that I don't know how to make blancmange (its digusting stuff, why would I want to make it) - this recipe is a complete, make it from scratch thing- no packet mix....and I am supposed to flavour it with a PEACH LEAF! Bet I'd get funny looks if I went into Coles and asked for a peach leaf....... :scared:
Oct 9th 2004, 8:04 am
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Re: A british family
Originally Posted by Pollyana
Ugh Brings to mind stuff like tapioca at school dinners! And my MIL sent me a recipe last week cos her beloved son has been moaning that I don't know how to make blancmange (its digusting stuff, why would I want to make it) - this recipe is a complete, make it from scratch thing- no packet mix....and I am supposed to flavour it with a PEACH LEAF! Bet I'd get funny looks if I went into Coles and asked for a peach leaf....... :scared:
Brings to mind stuff like tapioca at school dinners! And my MIL sent me a recipe last week cos her beloved son has been moaning that I don't know how to make blancmange (its digusting stuff, why would I want to make it) - this recipe is a complete, make it from scratch thing- no packet mix....and I am supposed to flavour it with a PEACH LEAF! Bet I'd get funny looks if I went into Coles and asked for a peach leaf....... :scared:
Oct 9th 2004, 8:05 am
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Re: A british family
Originally Posted by Pollyana
Sounds rather like one of the Australian delicacies I try to avoud where possible....the Rissole......
Oct 9th 2004, 8:30 am
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Re: A British family
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Oct 9th 2004, 8:37 am
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Re: A british family
Originally Posted by Pollyana
Ugh Brings to mind stuff like tapioca at school dinners! And my MIL sent me a recipe last week cos her beloved son has been moaning that I don't know how to make blancmange (its digusting stuff, why would I want to make it) - this recipe is a complete, make it from scratch thing- no packet mix....and I am supposed to flavour it with a PEACH LEAF! Bet I'd get funny looks if I went into Coles and asked for a peach leaf....... :scared:
Brings to mind stuff like tapioca at school dinners! And my MIL sent me a recipe last week cos her beloved son has been moaning that I don't know how to make blancmange (its digusting stuff, why would I want to make it) - this recipe is a complete, make it from scratch thing- no packet mix....and I am supposed to flavour it with a PEACH LEAF! Bet I'd get funny looks if I went into Coles and asked for a peach leaf....... :scared:
Oct 9th 2004, 8:38 am
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Re: A british family
Originally Posted by chocaholic
Tapioca was what we called "frog spawn"
Oct 9th 2004, 9:03 am
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Re: A british family
Don't know about rissoles but faggots are lovely. Just spicy soft meatballs with a rich gravy.
Wouldn't want to be called the faggot family though LOL.
Blamange (?) is foul, tapioca is worse than evil, although hubby apparently used to love it (hasn't had it since he met me!!!!) but he used to like left over pie at school. Usually had the whole tray because no one else could stand it.
Wouldn't want to be called the faggot family though LOL.
Blamange (?) is foul, tapioca is worse than evil, although hubby apparently used to love it (hasn't had it since he met me!!!!) but he used to like left over pie at school. Usually had the whole tray because no one else could stand it.
Oct 9th 2004, 10:19 am
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Re: A british family
Originally Posted by Pollyana
Ugh Brings to mind stuff like tapioca at school dinners! And my MIL sent me a recipe last week cos her beloved son has been moaning that I don't know how to make blancmange (its digusting stuff, why would I want to make it) - this recipe is a complete, make it from scratch thing- no packet mix....and I am supposed to flavour it with a PEACH LEAF! Bet I'd get funny looks if I went into Coles and asked for a peach leaf....... :scared:
Brings to mind stuff like tapioca at school dinners! And my MIL sent me a recipe last week cos her beloved son has been moaning that I don't know how to make blancmange (its digusting stuff, why would I want to make it) - this recipe is a complete, make it from scratch thing- no packet mix....and I am supposed to flavour it with a PEACH LEAF! Bet I'd get funny looks if I went into Coles and asked for a peach leaf....... :scared:Polly , make a jelly and add a can of carnation milk , leave to set , he'll never know the difference - Honest !
How do I know , my MIL thinks I deprive her son of bla, bla ,yeuch !!! too !!!
Tass.
Oct 9th 2004, 2:36 pm
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Re: A british family
Originally Posted by wmoore
I'll happily send you a couple of packets of Angel Delight. He won't know the difference
Oct 9th 2004, 2:39 pm
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Re: A british family
Originally Posted by Tass
Polly , make a jelly and add a can of carnation milk , leave to set , he'll never know the difference - Honest !
How do I know , my MIL thinks I deprive her son of bla, bla ,yeuch !!! too !!!
Tass.
How do I know , my MIL thinks I deprive her son of bla, bla ,yeuch !!! too !!!
Tass.
i made the fatal mistake of buying some carnation milk since being here...its NASTY!!!!!!...its not sweet at all like the stuff we are use to..it has no sweetening at all...yuk yuk yuk!!!
