English Cooking
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I corrected that for you
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OMG
You (sort of) get used to it. We stopped adding salt to our boiling veggies too. The in-laws usually come round for Sunday dinner, so we put salt (as well as the white pepper) out for them.
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You called....
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Out on the motorwasys today dicing with death and dancing with the devil. I am great.
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Grate!
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Chicken, chips and tomato sauce for me tonight. She's 'avin the vegies and things left from yesterday.
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Not exactly an english classic that is dissapearing!!!!!!!!!!!
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OMG this thread has now turned into what everyone is having for tea!!!!
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Didn't have it in a basket like you with your pot noodles (see what I did there?) lol
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I am having lasangne with green beans and a duck egg if anyone is interested.
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Not really, that isn't English food at all.
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The duck egg is from a british duck actually and the rest of it is ingredients sourced from a victorian cooking recipe bookNot really, that isn't English food at all.
