Bubble and squeak - it's made with left over vegetables ... will always contain potato and usually cabbage or brussel sprouts ... plus any other left over veg. It's just mashed together and then fried. Often eaten with ham or gammon.
Welsh rarebit/ rabbit - there are lots of different recipes you make a mixture of mature chedder with other things which can be mustard, worcestershire sauce, beer, cayenne pepper ...etc and then it is just that mixture cooked on toast.
Black pudding - a blood sausage
Spotted dick - is a desert/pudding that contains raisins/sultanas. I like it's cousin jam roly poly
Any more Britishisms you would like explained?
So are we strangers now? Like rock and roll and the radio?
yes, the gurning contest...thrilla wouldn't explain
unlost: lost interest in the AR....sorry
Are irish and british dishes commonly interchanged?
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
Bubble and squeak - it's made with left over vegetables ... will always contain potato and usually cabbage or brussel sprouts ... plus any other left over veg. It's just mashed together and then fried. Often eaten with ham or gammon.
Welsh rarebit/ rabbit - there are lots of different recipes you make a mixture of mature chedder with other things which can be mustard, worcestershire sauce, beer, cayenne pepper ...etc and then it is just that mixture cooked on toast.
Black pudding - a blood sausage
Spotted dick - is a desert/pudding that contains raisins/sultanas. I like it's cousin jam roly poly
Well gurning is just pulling a face. In gurning contests it's just pulling the best/worst face you can. If people have false teeth they will take these out as it allows them to pull a better/worse face. Make sense? I have never and I presume I will never see a gurning competition.
I guess some are similar because we are physically pretty close to each other and have similar produce ... some similar dishes may have different names.
Have you visited either place?
EDIT: never heard of soused pigs face ... thrilla?
So are we strangers now? Like rock and roll and the radio?
no, SOs family still owns a castle in Ireland and there is talk about going to visit next year, though I don't think it will happen. I've been to many Irish bars and they have the typical Corned Beef and Cabbage, Blood Sausage, Bangars and Mash, then they toss in English Style Fish and Chips. Then Thrilla mentioned he likes pastys...I have to make SO pastys once a month.
Do you eat pastys with gravy?
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
No just by themselves they are not served with anything and you usually just hold them and eat them. Bangers and mash is British rather than Irish I think ... and I think Heineken Helen said that corned beef and cabbage is American Irish not Irish Irish ... they would make it with pork not beef
With fish and chips do you guys get chips or french fries?
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So are we strangers now? Like rock and roll and the radio?
and chime:
Pasties are still very popular throughout Cornwall and other parts of the United Kingdom, and Brittany in France. They are also popular in the northern United States, especially in Butte, Montana the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and the Iron Range of northeastern Minnesota, as well as in Australia and New Zealand.
that's where he gets it from...and they eat pastys with beef gravy...or chili...
depending on the restuarant, you can get real 'chips' but here 'chips' are usually french fries. That's gotta be confusing when someone visits another country!
Do you LOVE chocolate?
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
and chime:
Pasties are still very popular throughout Cornwall and other parts of the United Kingdom, and Brittany in France. They are also popular in the northern United States, especially in Butte, Montana the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and the Iron Range of northeastern Minnesota, as well as in Australia and New Zealand.
that's where he gets it from...and they eat pastys with beef gravy...or chili...
depending on the restuarant, you can get real 'chips' but here 'chips' are usually french fries. That's gotta be confusing when someone visits another country!
Do you LOVE chocolate?
Choclate is the best thing ever. ok - alcohol is. Fine. I will have a Mudslide, thank you.
"Makes much more sense to live in the present tense"
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Naa, i never really wanted to drink at all doesnt interest me.
Are you still at work?
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Really shitting its raining out and it was hailing last night.
Do you still live were you grew up?
"Makes much more sense to live in the present tense"
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rainy...and I like frostys...just not with cream...(last time I went to Wendy's I ordered a vanilla frosty, and the lady handed me a chocolate frosty and 2 packets of creamer... :? )
Dman...one extra large mudslide please
Jukee...cold and rainy
did you get a goodie bag?
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
Yup. College was a wild time. It was the best time of my life, if only I could remember it.
What PJ boot should I listen to tonight hitting golf balls at the range?
"FF, I've heard the droning about the Sawx being the baby dolls. Yeah, I get it, you guys invented baseball and suffered forever. I get it." -JearlPam0925
Outdoors, but they keep my hands and feet toasty with heat lamps though.
So whatcha think? (And not MSG2 or Hartford08, I listen to those waaayyy too much). What boot do you recommend?
"FF, I've heard the droning about the Sawx being the baby dolls. Yeah, I get it, you guys invented baseball and suffered forever. I get it." -JearlPam0925
I do. And I think that's the winner, just checked the setlist.
Are you close to recovered from your accident yet? I hope so.
"FF, I've heard the droning about the Sawx being the baby dolls. Yeah, I get it, you guys invented baseball and suffered forever. I get it." -JearlPam0925
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Welsh rarebit/ rabbit - there are lots of different recipes you make a mixture of mature chedder with other things which can be mustard, worcestershire sauce, beer, cayenne pepper ...etc and then it is just that mixture cooked on toast.
Black pudding - a blood sausage
Spotted dick - is a desert/pudding that contains raisins/sultanas. I like it's cousin jam roly poly
Any more Britishisms you would like explained?
Do you like "The Amazing Race?"
unlost: lost interest in the AR....sorry
Are irish and british dishes commonly interchanged?
- Christopher McCandless
Soused Pigs Face?
I guess some are similar because we are physically pretty close to each other and have similar produce ... some similar dishes may have different names.
Have you visited either place?
EDIT: never heard of soused pigs face ... thrilla?
Do you eat pastys with gravy?
- Christopher McCandless
With fish and chips do you guys get chips or french fries?
I thought Thrilla was referring to those little tassle things that exotic dancers glue to their nipples.
So you're telling me I shouldn't be picturing him with tassels on his nipples? Swinging in a circle?
Are you disappointed?
p.s. sorry for ruining your illusions :( :P
More than a little.
It's not even chocolate.
Favorite chocolate dessert?
and chime:
Pasties are still very popular throughout Cornwall and other parts of the United Kingdom, and Brittany in France. They are also popular in the northern United States, especially in Butte, Montana the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and the Iron Range of northeastern Minnesota, as well as in Australia and New Zealand.
that's where he gets it from...and they eat pastys with beef gravy...or chili...
depending on the restuarant, you can get real 'chips' but here 'chips' are usually french fries. That's gotta be confusing when someone visits another country!
Do you LOVE chocolate?
- Christopher McCandless
Choclate is the best thing ever. ok - alcohol is. Fine. I will have a Mudslide, thank you.
Favorite alcohol drink?
Do you like to go bar hoppin?
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Boston 24 -1
Boston 24 -2
Where you affected like I was when the changed the drinking (was illegal, then legal, then illegal :roll: )
Are you still at work?
Mansfield 08 1
Boston 2010
Montreal 2011
EV Prov 11
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Worcester 2 13
Hartford 13
Boston 16 - 1
Boston 16 - 2
Boston 18 - 1
Boston 18 -2
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Boston 24 -1
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Whats your fav burger on the wendys menu ?
Mansfield 08 1
Boston 2010
Montreal 2011
EV Prov 11
Worcester 1 13
Worcester 2 13
Hartford 13
Boston 16 - 1
Boston 16 - 2
Boston 18 - 1
Boston 18 -2
MSG 24 - 1
Boston 24 -1
Boston 24 -2
Do you like the frostys?
How's the weather?
Do you still live were you grew up?
Mansfield 08 1
Boston 2010
Montreal 2011
EV Prov 11
Worcester 1 13
Worcester 2 13
Hartford 13
Boston 16 - 1
Boston 16 - 2
Boston 18 - 1
Boston 18 -2
MSG 24 - 1
Boston 24 -1
Boston 24 -2
rainy...and I like frostys...just not with cream...(last time I went to Wendy's I ordered a vanilla frosty, and the lady handed me a chocolate frosty and 2 packets of creamer... :? )
Dman...one extra large mudslide please
Jukee...cold and rainy
did you get a goodie bag?
- Christopher McCandless
When's the last time you puked?
Ever puke so hard it comes out of your nose too?
- Christopher McCandless
Have you?
What PJ boot should I listen to tonight hitting golf balls at the range?
Indoors or Outdoors?
So whatcha think? (And not MSG2 or Hartford08, I listen to those waaayyy too much). What boot do you recommend?
I am a big lover of LA4 from 2009... Works really well...
Do you have it?
Are you close to recovered from your accident yet? I hope so.