Suggestions please..
Mar 13th 2006, 3:53 am
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Re: Suggestions please..
Have you decided what you are going to do yet? 
Mar 13th 2006, 4:59 am
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Re: Suggestions please..
Originally Posted by jibsymalone
Have you decided what you are going to do yet?
Mar 13th 2006, 5:14 am
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Re: Suggestions please..
Originally Posted by CaliforniaBride
EEeeeyuuuu! Molasses 
That would constitute child cruelty. Another example of how obesity in America can be blamed on the virus! 
That would constitute child cruelty. Another example of how obesity in America can be blamed on the virus!
Mar 13th 2006, 5:15 am
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Originally Posted by Eskimo
Chips, rice and curry sauce (half chips half rice)
Apr 9th 2006, 3:45 am
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Originally Posted by woodsey
The girl scouts in our area have a 'nibble fest' each year where all the different troops represent a different country and make food from said country..
Last year I posted a thread commenting on how the troop that represented England chose 'cheese and pineapple on sticks' as a true representation of what us English folk eat.. We were told that the Queen eats then on a regular basis.
This year my daughter's troop has been given the task of providing the 'English' food, so what can they make? Preferably something that can be made in bulk in advance and kept warm to be served up once we get there.
They suggested crumpets but it would be too time consuming toasting them all, about 500 people attended last year.
Last year I posted a thread commenting on how the troop that represented England chose 'cheese and pineapple on sticks' as a true representation of what us English folk eat..
We were told that the Queen eats then on a regular basis. This year my daughter's troop has been given the task of providing the 'English' food, so what can they make? Preferably something that can be made in bulk in advance and kept warm to be served up once we get there.
They suggested crumpets but it would be too time consuming toasting them all, about 500 people attended last year.
When I get there on the day what did I see on troop 777's England stall on top of a union jack ? SAUSAGES WRAPPED IN CROISSANTS !!! I meant pastry not a Pastries - ****tards
Apr 9th 2006, 3:51 am
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Re: Suggestions please..
Originally Posted by Eskimo
An Update to amuse you all ... we decided on sausage rolls - the wife pissed off back to the UK and I had to work on the day of the cooking so I told them to just wrap a load of sausages in pastry
When I get there on the day what did I see on troop 777's England stall on top of a union jack ? SAUSAGES WRAPPED IN CROISSANTS !!! I meant pastry not a Pastries - ****tards
When I get there on the day what did I see on troop 777's England stall on top of a union jack ? SAUSAGES WRAPPED IN CROISSANTS !!! I meant pastry not a Pastries - ****tards
Apr 9th 2006, 3:55 am
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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
HaHa. Tried to send you karma condolences but it wouldn't let me. Woodseys back tomorrow isn't she?
Apr 9th 2006, 3:58 am
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Originally Posted by Eskimo
she is indeed - woo hoo
Apr 9th 2006, 4:00 am
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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Aww I bet she's looking forward to getting back. Hey, would you ask her not to use that photo of me for her avatar.
Apr 9th 2006, 4:26 am
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I do Shepards pie or scones, have occasionally done trifle but truthfully the shepards pie always goes down best and everyone seems to think of it as a British favourite.
Well done on the weight loss just started week one, i'm missing the vino other than that going ok, i was happy to see you get 2 more points here a day for the same weight at home.
Well done on the weight loss just started week one, i'm missing the vino other than that going ok, i was happy to see you get 2 more points here a day for the same weight at home.
Apr 9th 2006, 4:35 am
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haha...that's funking hilarious.....perhaps you should have just said wrap 'em in dough, at least if they'd messed that up you'd be quids in
Apr 9th 2006, 1:23 pm
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Re: Suggestions please..
Originally Posted by Eskimo
An Update to amuse you all ... we decided on sausage rolls - the wife pissed off back to the UK and I had to work on the day of the cooking so I told them to just wrap a load of sausages in pastry
When I get there on the day what did I see on troop 777's England stall on top of a union jack ? SAUSAGES WRAPPED IN CROISSANTS !!! I meant pastry not a Pastries - ****tards
When I get there on the day what did I see on troop 777's England stall on top of a union jack ? SAUSAGES WRAPPED IN CROISSANTS !!! I meant pastry not a Pastries - ****tards
LOLOL My friend's daughter's girlscout group asked me for a recipe and I gave them scones. They reported back that they made a lot of money however they changed the recipe slightly. Instead of fruit they used choc chips. My husband still cringes when I mention choc chips in scones. lolol
