What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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bobo the clown wrote:But did you used to go to the chippy with your own bowl for them to put the pudding (& fckg gravy) into ?
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When I lived in Swinton there used to be a forty yard queue outside the English chippy by the Bull's Head every Friday dinner/tea time, comprising pensioners clutching their own enameled dishes!bobo the clown wrote:But did you used to go to the chippy with your own bowl for them to put the pudding (& fckg gravy) into ?
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I have queued outside Bill Thorpe's on Eskrick Street with TWO casserole dishes (we were a big family)
AND we had fckg (cheers Bobo) gravy on our chips.
AND we had fckg (cheers Bobo) gravy on our chips.
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Chippy at the corner of Livingstone Street/Belgrave Street, off Halliwell, used to have a big vat of butter beans simmering all the time. Never ever had gravy on a fish, that's a no-no, but chips,fish and those butter beans with "soup" was glorious. Oh, and a few scraps too, of course. 

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Gravy with everything from the chippy.
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To add - bangers, mash and beans (baked) and onion gravy for tea.
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Can I oversee that this happens?Lord Kangana wrote:Gravy with everything from the chippy.
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... with battered fish !?!?!?Lord Kangana wrote:Gravy with everything from the chippy.
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Yes. Of course. It's lush.bobo the clown wrote:... with battered fish !?!?!?Lord Kangana wrote:Gravy with everything from the chippy.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I was supposed to pick middle son up from college today at 1:15 - but I totally forgot and didn't get there until about 3:20! (his mob phone was dead - so partly his fault for not charging it and then ringing me to remind me!!) - BUT - I needed to make restitution..
so - tonight - (a first for me) - I made cheese and onion pasties, served (as he likes it) with scalloped chips and beans....

so - tonight - (a first for me) - I made cheese and onion pasties, served (as he likes it) with scalloped chips and beans....

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Yum!thebish wrote:I was supposed to pick middle son up from college today at 1:15 - but I totally forgot and didn't get there until about 3:20! (his mob phone was dead - so partly his fault for not charging it and then ringing me to remind me!!) - BUT - I needed to make restitution..
so - tonight - (a first for me) - I made cheese and onion pasties, served (as he likes it) with scalloped chips and beans....
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Thought you only had two?!thebish wrote:I was supposed to pick middle son up

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Spicy butternut squash soup... salmon fillet with assorted green veg... Very, very nice Hardy's Crest Chardonnay/Sauvignon - on offer at morrrison's, bruce...
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No gravy?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
no chips, no roasties, no gravy, as far as I'm concerned...Wandering Willy wrote:No gravy?
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Really? Love Sauvignon Blanc, Will, hate Chardonnay. Also walk past anything saying Hardy's Crest on it by dint of it usually being utterly shite. If you say so though I'll give it a go. BTW, have you visited our new neighbour yet, Squire?William the White wrote:Spicy butternut squash soup... salmon fillet with assorted green veg... Very, very nice Hardy's Crest Chardonnay/Sauvignon - on offer at morrrison's, bruce...
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I'm the opposite on grapes, Bruce - but this is a nice, fresh number, without the oil of some Oz chardonnay and not at all dominated by the sauvignon taste that I really don't like, but giving it some crispness... Worth £5.50 to try it out...Bruce Rioja wrote:Really? Love Sauvignon Blanc, Will, hate Chardonnay. Also walk past anything saying Hardy's Crest on it by dint of it usually being utterly shite. If you say so though I'll give it a go. BTW, have you visited our new neighbour yet, Squire?William the White wrote:Spicy butternut squash soup... salmon fillet with assorted green veg... Very, very nice Hardy's Crest Chardonnay/Sauvignon - on offer at morrrison's, bruce...
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OK, I'll give it a go. Chin chin. Have you been in Barron's yet?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Is the butternut squash soup homemade? I've started getting into making it, about four times now but it takes ages to peel the squash. How do you peel it?William the White wrote:Spicy butternut squash soup... salmon fillet with assorted green veg... Very, very nice Hardy's Crest Chardonnay/Sauvignon - on offer at morrrison's, bruce...
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