English Cooking

[securespark]

Peanut butter!

 

[securespark]

I take it neither of you scoff said comestible?

 

[Deleted member 142255]

Peanut butter!

 

[Highway Man]

Peanut butter!

Crunchy or smooth?

 

[Deleted member 317777]

Crunchy or smooth?

Crunchy!!!

 

[morqthana]

I have over the years noticed that our cilinary herritage is slipping away. Now Britains national and favorite dish is a curry? I see more European dishes and ingredients appearing over the old traditional ingredients. We used to be fed on vegatables and home cooking such as a homemade meat pie.

We also used to make our own mustard, fresh, as required, from mustard powder, rather than using jars or tubes of flabby ready-made stuff.

Rabbit stews etc. Is it the fact that people have less time to cook traditional recipes or is it that our tastes have altered?

No - some people have just got lazy.

I get the tubes of colemans as it is easier and more convenient than a jar.

Oh.

 

[securespark]

Oh, crunchy every time!

And I often have PB and Marmite too!

 

[morqthana]

I thought I was into odd combos with:

PB and horseradish
&
PB and marmalade

(In two separate sandwiches).

Pastrami or salt beef or corned beef with PB & mustard and sliced gherkins.

 

[Highway Man]

Crunchy!!!

I love Sunpat crunchy PB straight out of the fridge

 

[Highway Man]

Oh, crunchy every time!

And I often have PB and Marmite too!

OMG I wouldnt fancy that

 

[Highway Man]

Pastrami or salt beef or corned beef with PB & mustard and sliced gherkins.

corned beef sandwiches with mustard

 

[securespark]

As for mustard, if you prefer English, but don't like it as peppy as Colman's, try Aldi's own brand.

 

[Deleted member 142255]

corned beef sandwiches with mustard

No, corned beef sandwiches with ploughmans pickle.

 

[Highway Man]

No, corned beef sandwiches with ploughmans pickle.

yes I like both, not together obviously

 

[morqthana]

... Marmite ...

The devil's smeg