24-09-2011, 07:49 AM
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Re: Food to warm the 'cockles'.
Originally Posted by dandysmom
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Soups, stews, curries,roast chicken! Goodbye to the Summer pasta salads and light stir fries.
24-09-2011, 09:05 AM
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Re: Food to warm the 'cockles'.
Bacon pud sounds great Uncle Joe !As for earlier comments, I must be the only Englishman who likes haggis ! My Scottish cousins introduced me to it long ago. It's unbeatable with some mince, mashed potato and mashed turnip.
Love homemade soup too - if your spoon can stand upright in it then that's a good sign.
24-09-2011, 09:23 AM
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Re: Food to warm the 'cockles'.
Originally Posted by Johnny
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Bacon pud sounds great Uncle Joe !As for earlier comments, I must be the only Englishman who likes haggis ! My Scottish cousins introduced me to it long ago. It's unbeatable with some mince, mashed potato and mashed turnip.
Love homemade soup too - if your spoon can stand upright in it then that's a good sign.
Johnny matey - used to drink Cocoa like that - thick enough to stand a spoon upright in and strong, laced with a tot of rum - at sea on watch in the early hours of the morning was great and stopped you feeling too cold and sleepy.
.... And No!!! - you're not the only Englishman that loves Haggis - I love it too. As for mash - I use Parsnips, celeriac, swede and sweet potato to make a mash with - truly delightful!!!
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