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  1. Commachio

    Commachio Rambo 2021

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    We all have different tastes when it comes to food time.....

    Now myself i live on food that you in the uk will pay through the nose for, from take-aways and resturants etc...

    How-ever i have just taken delivery of a nice oven imported from Germany..(i know an oven ,but a bit of a novelty here)...

    I have been out and purchased a duck, a full duck, which i then had to duly lob it's head of..(it was already dead though)

    So tonight i'm having duck (in oyster sauce), with roast tatties, and veg......and this is a novel thing as i havn't had roasties for a long long time...


    But when it comes to scran time what do you prefer?

    Are you a traditional English food eater, maybe fish and chips on a Friday..Sunday lunch.

    Are you adventurous when it comes to the cullinery delights?

    Or do you mix and match it all in?

    Do you do the hottest curry available after a few pints and then regret it next day?

    Basically, what is you taste buds preference?








    Well it is quiet....
     
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  2. Disco down under

    Disco down under Well-Known Member

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    I had pie, mash and tried a jellied eel in hackney last week. **** that, sticking with pizza next time.
     
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  3. Commachio

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    Pizza. i miss them aswell....nearest Pizza hut is 60km away....and Macs...
     
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  4. Jerry the Jinx

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    If I'm pushing the boat out then any kind of shellfish
    Tonight the boat is definitely in as I'm making shepherd's pie for tea
     
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  5. Bumblebore

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    On my world travels I've tried and enjoyed all sorts including insects, but always crave a proper Sunday roast with yorkies
     
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  6. Sidthemackem

    Sidthemackem Newcastle United 0-1 Cambridge United Staff Member

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    Tapas while I'm in Spain. Indian after the beer. Italian out of choice. Pie and chips before footie. Full English sunday mornings. Yum yum.

    Food generally is a temptation pour moi. My latest diet has dragged me down from 17st 10 lbs to 16st 4 lbs.

    I'm ****ing wasting away here <wah>
     
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  7. Commachio

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    Like it mate, keep at it...

    **** of Jerry the Jinx............Shepherds pie.....got me thinking now.......i'm gonna make one soon.
     
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  8. Sidthemackem

    Sidthemackem Newcastle United 0-1 Cambridge United Staff Member

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    Make a Freddie Shepherd's pie. It's like a normal pie, only five times the size :)
     
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  9. Jerry the Jinx

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    Want me to send you some - sure it'll travel really well!!
     
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  10. Commachio

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    Plus the advantage....i can buy dog....




    **** hope Syd's (the other one) is not reading this...
     
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  11. blackcatsteve

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    I will eat (virtually) anything, Indians even without alcohol, and not madras or korma either, vindaloo and phals, chinese, cajun, sushi anything and everything basically. I cant stand pork though, pork chops and the crackling off the pork I can eat but the pork meat ive never been able to get away with. Duck has to be crispy aromatic duck as well, suppose i just hate chewy meat/fat, it has to be lean/crispy even bacon I fry to a crisp.

    My favourite fish is swordfish, had it 10 years ago in Florida and its bloody lovely, usually get it about 3-6 times a year from Morrisons, usually have to order it in though.

    When I was a kid I wouldnt eat anything, really picky, how times change.
     
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  12. Uni_Mackem_MAHons

    Uni_Mackem_MAHons Active Member

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    I like pretty much all cuisine that ive tried. Though Italian can be a bit too creamy and rich for my liking, though pizza is good.

    Had Reindeer when I was in Finland. Is absolutely lovely. Finnish food in general is awesome. Just really hearty stuff to keep you warm through the winter. Absolutely amazing.

    I do love a curry though. And fish and chips. Hell, if you give it to me I'll probably eat it.
     
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  13. Commachio

    Commachio Rambo 2021

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    A man of taste i see...

    Probably imo the finest fish in the world....
     
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  14. connor wigham

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    im a vegetarian and always have been

    however i love food from around the wold and tried to get a cook book or recipe from every county i have been too since i was little
     
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  15. MackemNomad

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    Genrally, I'll try anything. I've had kangaroo, alligator, crocodile (a bit grey and bland), ostrich, snails, testicles (no dodgy comments please. Strictly hetro) etc etc

    Still can't resist a proper Sunday dinner!
     
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  16. Commachio

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    Just a veggie and not a vegan and all that ****e?

    You never get tempted by a bit of steak or owt?
     
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  17. connor wigham

    connor wigham Active Member

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    no just a veggie my family always have been

    also i always get asked about how can you live without meat... but the simple answer is if you have never tried somthing you dont crave it
     
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  18. Not_cricket

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    Any French , Spanish or Italian food. I have recipe books for all 3. I also experiment with my own recipes like lamb chops coated in herbs and spices
     
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  19. Davie 1973

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    I could live on savaloy dips.
     
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  20. SAFCDRUM

    SAFCDRUM Well-Known Member

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    Too true mate. Never craved that salad malarky!! ha ha
     
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