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Lord Kangana
 Post subject: Re: Food heaven and hell
PostPosted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 3:23 pm 
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Polish lad at work brought us in some Tripe soup to try. Haven't yet.

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Polish lad at work brought us in some Tripe soup to try. Haven't yet.


I was out for dinner with Romanians that had tripe soup to start. They encouraged me to try it. I didn't!

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Good old English cows eat grass but I'm not sure grass exists in Poland. I think they feed their cows on medium density fibreboard. Polish tripe I'd be wary of. Especially canned.
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PostPosted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 3:32 pm 
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Honeycomb tripe with salt and vinegar was a regular summer tea about once a week, when we were kids. Couldn't stand the thick-seam stuff though. Doubt if I could face any of it now. Potters tripe and cowheel shop on Halliwell Road. Like the shop, the product's a thing of harder times. Rabbit and peas and ribs were also regular menu items and chicken was a luxury. Tongue and boiled ham were the main salad meats. Lamb was always the weekend joint of choice and I don't remeber ever tasting steak outside a restaurant till I got married. Times have changed drastically.

As for salmon, delightful with salads and for making salmon and cucumber sandwiches. :D

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PostPosted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 5:13 pm 
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My turn to :vomit:

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I'm pretty sure, Raven, that you're the only person I've ever heard say they don't like salmon.

I absolutely love it, however it's cooked/served (although I wasn't keen on the tartare when I had it)

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Its my worse - along with cucumbers, even the smell turns my stomach and can't even sit near someone eating it

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I'm like that with Celery... The smell of it makes me gag

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I'm like that with Celery... The smell of it makes me gag


celery is the devil's own puss-stick...

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Wandering Willy
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thebish wrote:
boltonboris wrote:
I'm like that with Celery... The smell of it makes me gag


celery is the devil's own puss-stick...


Quite correct, though LK will be on shortly to tell us how good it is.

Mind you, he's a Megson lover.

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Wandering Willy wrote:
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I'm like that with Celery... The smell of it makes me gag


celery is the devil's own puss-stick...


Quite correct, though LK will be on shortly to tell us how good it is.

Mind you, he's a Megson lover.


LK - Megson-lover?? I think you've got your willy crossed somewhere!! 8)

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Wandering Willy
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Err - that bait's not for you.

Spit it out.

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Your willy?

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thebish wrote:
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I'm like that with Celery... The smell of it makes me gag
celery is the devil's own puss-stick...
... yup.

I always view it as the offal of the vegetable World.

Beyond vile. :vomit:

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Bruce Rioja wrote:
Raven wrote:
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I'm pretty sure, Raven, that you're the only person I've ever heard say they don't like salmon.

I absolutely love it, however it's cooked/served (although I wasn't keen on the tartare when I had it)

I don't dislike salmon, but it's probably my least favourite fish to eat, out of the variety I've tried.
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Bruce Rioja wrote:
Raven wrote:
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I'm pretty sure, Raven, that you're the only person I've ever heard say they don't like salmon.

I absolutely love it, however it's cooked/served (although I wasn't keen on the tartare when I had it)


Not overly keen on it myself.

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boltonboris wrote:
I'm like that with Celery... The smell of it makes me gag


celery is the devil's own puss-stick...


Even when it's cooked?

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Bruce Rioja wrote:
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I'm like that with Celery... The smell of it makes me gag


celery is the devil's own puss-stick...


Even when it's cooked?


then it's the devil's own cooked puss-stick!

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Heaven: Meat Pie, Pasties, Steak of any kind.

Hell: All seafood. Hate the texture, just can't stomach it.

Forever: BBQ (Proper stuff like Brisket, pulled pork, pit chicken, ribs, cooked in a proper smoker and served with beans and coleslaw)

Oh and I couldnt live without potatoes.


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