The only times I've ever had chips served with a breakfast was in London.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
They served grilled tomatoes too.
Must be a southern thing. :)
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The only times I've ever had chips served with a breakfast was in London.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
They served grilled tomatoes too.
Must be a southern thing. :)
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Originally Posted by Joe 90
It’s not. But I wasn’t referring to that. The bottom of the pic, not the middle of the plate underneath the slops. :durh:
Thanks for proving my point. Pizza and pasta can be ordered world over. The same cannot be said for a pie floater with mushy peas.Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
It. Was. A. Joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
MM. :)
Hard to tell sometimes, Chitty.
Was that a pub breakfast, Joe?Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
His TV tables, isn't it ?
I don't know, helge. I don't look closely at things like that.
A wild guess :)
And the cutlery is from Maltese Airways !
One of those all you can eat breakfast buffets at a Toby Jug carvery, £6.49.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
I only managed the one plate, not a big eater first thing.
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Originally Posted by helge
Not long now till I'm getting onit in the Pub,Valletta.
I shall give the late Oliver Reed a run for his money in the hellraiser stakes.
no tea or coffee, how much for a cup :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
I'm not paying £2.50 for a cup of coffee when chilled water is free:spin:Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
^ Exactly, its a fuking rip off, unless you take a large "Tupperware" box and fill it with bacon and sausage :)
Did that last time, the dog was happy.Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
Tis indeed. Chips and a fried egg is quite a popular thing as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
Egg, chips and beans and two slices of buttered Warbies for tea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonecollector
Loads of salt and vinegar on the chips.
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A childhood/university classic. :notworthy:
^class
Chips and beans all mixed up together, my GOD, baked beans sauce does something to the chip, best munch ever.
I've never had a pie floater it seems that it's a south Aussie thing..I'm sure it's as good as it sounds. A mate of mine from Adelaide told me a yarn while we were having a few beers . He's from Adelaide and told me he got pulled up by the cops for speeding the cop asked why? Why the speed ? And Benny said . Well I've got these 4 pie floaters and have to get home with the precious cargo. The cop agreed and said carry on old sonQuote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
To combat the sugar in the beans....:)Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
Sort of like the ways Thai's spice up their noodles in a good noodle shop or stall. Vinegar-sugar-salt "nam pla", not to mention the dried chilies. :)
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Originally Posted by aging one
The UK ones aren't very sweet. I've read online that the US ones are absolutely loaded with sugar, which just isn't for me, although I do like the BBQ style ones you get at the BBQ places over there.Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one
American baked beans (also called Boston baked beans) are made with molasses and pork salt (or bacon), and they're slow-cooked in the oven. English-style baked beans (Heinz baked beans being the most famous) are more savory and made with a tomato sauce base.
My noodles are really heavy on the vinegar with the chilies (naam som) and then topped off with a pinch of the ground dried chilies.Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one
I don't add sugar or the naam pla to them.
I remember a Thai woman I was with watching aghast as I loaded up and then wondering what it tasted like.
She spat it out (the soup that is). :)
In fact, you got me thinking about my last bowl and this was on the backroads of Koh Samet just over a year ago.
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And a final one for breakfast in the food court at Don Mueang before we flew to Cambodia.
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I do like the Thai nooden soup (naam tok being the best). Much better than most of its neighbours.
Mate, I used to get them at a pie shop in Bakers Hill, on the Great Eastern Highway out Northam way.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLD
That was 20 years ago, mind.
I'm not sober enough to go check. I fell of the parched marched wagon.
onya mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLD
Forgot one ?Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one
:)