English Cooking

[MNW67]

@MNW67 hows the radiator sizing going?

It was too complicated and it made my head hurt so I gave up

 

[Lirefighter]

Couple of Greg's sausage rolls for dinner today. Wasn't at home so couldn't have them with the usual bread and butter, with tomato sauce.

 

[Jurassicspark]

so I gave up

That's against the forum rules.

 

[Jurassicspark]

usual bread and butter, with tomato sauce.

You could have just replaced those with a freshly baked cheese and onion bake.

 

[Highway Man]

Couple of Greg's sausage rolls for dinner today. Wasn't at home so couldn't have them with the usual bread and butter, with tomato sauce.

I suppose we could say that is an old English classic although not really a thing of the past unless it was a rabbit filled sausage roll?

 

[Lirefighter]

You could have just replaced those with a freshly baked cheese and onion bake.

Nar, not a fan of those.
In Greg's it's either sausage rolls or a pizza slice for me.

 

[Deleted member 142255]

Nar, not a fan of those.
In Greg's it's either sausage rolls or a pizza slice for me.

Corned beef pastie or sausage roll for me. Their bacon rolls are good too.

 

[MNW67]

Couple of Greg's sausage rolls for dinner today. Wasn't at home so couldn't have them with the usual bread and butter, with tomato sauce.

Dinner as in evening meal, rather than midday?

I love bread and butter with most things, but that sounds quite strange!

 

[MNW67]

Aldi cornish pasties are excellent and cheap.

 

[Highway Man]

Dinner as in evening meal, rather than midday?

I love bread and butter with most things, but that sounds quite strange!

Not really, I eat bread and butter with most things, even with the plastic spade that I ate.

 

[Lirefighter]

Dinner as in evening meal, rather than midday?

I love bread and butter with most things, but that sounds quite strange!

Sausage roll sarnies. Delicious.
Also, another favourite is mince&onion pie sarnies.
Both with a dollop of tom sauce

 

[Lirefighter]

Dinner as in evening meal, rather than midday?

No, dinner, as in dinner.
That's what you have about midday.
Tea is what you have after a day's graft.

 

[MNW67]

No, dinner, as in dinner.
That's what you have about midday.
Tea is what you have after a day's graft.

That's what we call them, too, but I think that's a minority opinion.

 

[Lirefighter]

That's what we call them, too, but I think that's a minority opinion.

Some of my customers might ask me what I'm having for lunch, or if I've got something for lunch, or if I'd like something making for lunch.
I'm quite certain that that word has never once left my lips, and never will

 

[pete01]

I'm having steak and chips tomorrow night, with onion rings and pepper corn sauce.......yum