English Food
Feb 23rd 2011, 1:43 pm
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English Food
I'm not sure about the rest of this blog, but I deffinately agree with his dislike of 1980's home made English curries ...
http://www.tumbit.com/blogs/1116-an-...lish-food.html
http://www.tumbit.com/blogs/1116-an-...lish-food.html
Feb 23rd 2011, 3:19 pm
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Re: English Food
Yeah, my mother wasn't that bad a cook, but she was less than adventurous, so I have fond memories of when I started to cook for myself and got a lifetime addiction to chillis.
As for the Wok Chinese, yeah, but being able to eat your own weight in razorfish makes it worth while....
As for the Wok Chinese, yeah, but being able to eat your own weight in razorfish makes it worth while....
Feb 23rd 2011, 3:39 pm
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Re: English Food
Yeah, my mother wasn't that bad a cook, but she was less than adventurous, so I have fond memories of when I started to cook for myself and got a lifetime addiction to chillis.
As for the Wok Chinese, yeah, but being able to eat your own weight in razorfish makes it worth while....
As for the Wok Chinese, yeah, but being able to eat your own weight in razorfish makes it worth while....
Bet they justlove it when you walk throught the door.....
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Feb 23rd 2011, 3:52 pm
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Re: English Food
Davey have you got a personal interest in the Tumbit drivel? You seem to link to it in almost every post!
Feb 23rd 2011, 4:53 pm
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Re: English Food
My Spanish friend here can't believe we only use razorfish for bait here, she's out collecting the stuff often. At one time cockles used to be popular, but apart from her, I don't know anyone that collects them nowadays.
