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Originally posted by st00p1dfac3
No. Salad is intrinsically contrary to the idea of PA Greek food. The "sauce" is actually butt loads of mince (ground beef) with a secret blend of herbs, spices, and fats. So it's a hot dog drowned in beef, a burger with extra beef, chips with beef and cheese... You get the idea.
damn, just realized how hungry I am....

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the picture looks scrumptious.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toad_in_the_hole

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Originally posted by shortcircuit
I actually tried haggis while I was in Scotland. It wasn't too bad. I also liked shepherd's pie and I forget what the beef version was called, but I enjoyed it as well. Didn't care much for blood sausage or kidney pie though.
Scotland doesn't have a reputation for fine cuisine.

I remember being at the Edinburgh Comedy Festival and Greg Proops saying "People of Scotland: salt is not the only spice."

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
Have you tried a smoked sausage supper ? with a pickle and loads of tomato sauce......mmmmm, enough to make me wanna move back.
did you ever try ayrshire bocon with a tattie scone topped with an egg with a big mug of tea?deeelicious. this is making me hungry

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Originally posted by canucker
did you ever try ayrshire bocon with a tattie scone topped with an egg with a big mug of tea?deeelicious. this is making me hungry
Not Fair! I can't get any decent meat here! I'm slowly turning yellow and looking like a pin!..........you made me starving! You should recompense and send me a ship full of English bacon........ we get rind here!

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Originally posted by mikelom
Not Fair! I can't get any decent meat here! I'm slowly turning yellow and looking like a pin!..........you made me starving! You should recompense and send me a ship full of English bacon........ we get rind here!
my mom was a scouser .there is really nothing better i miss her cooking. can you get scouse in liverpool restaruants now? i'm going to eat now

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Originally posted by canucker
my mom was a scouser .there is really nothing better i miss her cooking. can you get scouse in liverpool restaruants now? i'm going to eat now
If u go to an upmarket greasy spoon u'll get real scouse! I don't wanna think about it! Seeing my lunch in the canteen is like watching paint - boiled rice every single day! I bet the food in Guantanamo Bay is better - there's a thread!

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Originally posted by mikelom
If u go to an upmarket greasy spoon u'll get real scouse! I don't wanna think about it! Seeing my lunch in the canteen is like watching paint - boiled rice every single day! I bet the food in Guantanamo Bay is better - there's a thread!
dude, you're a manager, tell em to hire a good cook.

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Originally posted by zeeblebot
the picture looks scrumptious.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toad_in_the_hole
Nice!

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Originally posted by mikelom
If u go to an upmarket greasy spoon u'll get real scouse! I don't wanna think about it! Seeing my lunch in the canteen is like watching paint - boiled rice every single day! I bet the food in Guantanamo Bay is better - there's a thread!
looks like you're being shorted. 🙁

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wuhu#Food

"Wuhu and Anqing are noted centers of the Yanjiang cuisine. It specializes in freshwater fish and poultry, and features special techniques of chopping, shaping, and colouring. The flavour of Yanjiang dishes is often enhanced by sweetening and smoking."

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Originally posted by zeeblebot
looks like you're being shorted. 🙁

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wuhu#Food

"Wuhu and Anqing are noted centers of the Yanjiang cuisine. It specializes in freshwater fish and poultry, and features special techniques of chopping, shaping, and colouring. The flavour of Yanjiang dishes is often enhanced by sweetening and smoking."
http://www.chinapages.com/zhejiang/jiaxing/jg/e-ly.html

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Originally posted by canucker
did you ever try ayrshire bocon with a tattie scone topped with an egg with a big mug of tea?deeelicious. this is making me hungry
I'm actually from Ayrshire....i didn't know our bacon was so famouse....our potatoes are admired here in Ireland, many a gardner type has told me that the best tatties (potatoes) come from Ayrshire.

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
I'm actually from Ayrshire....i didn't know our bacon was so famouse....our potatoes are admired here in Ireland, many a gardner type has told me that the best tatties (potatoes) come from Ayrshire.
oh yes we have a scottish butcher freeses bacon cuts it paper thin all you have to do is fry it for 1/2 min. interesting about tatties didn't know that .when i was in scotland most scots looked down on haggis quite good actually .

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Originally posted by canucker
oh yes we have a scottish butcher freeses bacon cuts it paper thin all you have to do is fry it for 1/2 min. interesting about tatties didn't know that .when i was in scotland most scots looked down on haggis quite good actually .
Haggis is a bit like the lumberjack/mountie stereotype....Most of us scots get ready for a fight when it's mentioned, because we take it for granted that the guy is taking the piss.

Saying that, i love it from the chippie, with loads of tomato kechup 🙂

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
Haggis is a bit like the lumberjack/mountie stereotype....Most of us scots get ready for a fight when it's mentioned, because we take it for granted that the guy is taking the piss.

Saying that, i love it from the chippie, with loads of tomato kechup 🙂
so there are lots of closet haggis eaters. lol😛