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prefect posted:This is a parody, right? That is not a parody op.
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oliwan posted:That is not a parody op. He calls the other guy "the human being king" at one point.
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Sep 22, 2018 14:35
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Eat your pease
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oliwan posted:British, cooking English Cooking has to be the worst in Europe.
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oliwan posted:British, cooking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EodMl8mDVxw
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prefect posted:He calls the other guy "the human being king" at one point. That title is bestowed upon one random citizen each year. They must appear at country fairs and other events in the traditional garb of the human being king (assless chaps and a light coating of gravy). Crowsbeak posted:English Cooking has to be the worst in Europe. The food isn't the point with Floyd. It's about him getting progressively more drunk throughout an episode. Producing something edible at the end of it is a matter of luck.
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Sep 22, 2018 14:43
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If you're getting served mushy peas at a chippy then at some point someone has hosed up
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Sep 22, 2018 14:52
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Crowsbeak posted:English Cooking has to be the worst in Europe. Welsh is far worse
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Sep 22, 2018 14:54
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You like leek and potatoes? Well here's 200 different dishes that are just leek and potatoes served in different ways
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Sep 22, 2018 14:56
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Gum posted:You like leek and potatoes? Well here's 200 different dishes that are just leek and potatoes served in different ways welsh cooking is like the ludovico technique but for potatoes
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Gum posted:You like leek and potatoes? Well here's 200 different dishes that are just leek and potatoes served in different ways Welsh rarebit tho
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Also Norwegian, Polish, Dutch, Finnish, Icelandic, Swedish, German, Belarusian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Danish, Czech, the bits of Italy where they're obsessed with tripe and/or maggot cheese, wherever in France they invented Aundouillette, Slovakian and Russian. Mission out Ireland and Scotland because they do great seafood and haggis is really good. Edit: and Austrian. Whorelord has issued a correction as of 15:03 on Sep 22, 2018 |
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prefect posted:He calls the other guy "the human being king" at one point. He does op.
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prefect posted:He calls the other guy "the human being king" at one point. Big deal, Paula Deen has said worse
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Sep 22, 2018 15:06
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Gum posted:You like leek and potatoes? Well here's 200 different dishes that are just leek and potatoes served in different ways better than boiled potatos + roast potatos + 1 boiled--grey pig-testicle + mashed potatos I mean you've clearly never tried Welshcakes which wow yeah you probably should
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Saith posted:better than boiled potatos + roast potatos + 1 boiled--grey pig-testicle + mashed potatos
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jBrereton posted:Little tip to improve welshcakes - add a bit of baking powder and stick them in the oven for about 15-20 minutes, where they will be transformed as if by magic into a rock bun. What is it with anglos and turning delicious food inedible? I get the whole english self-hatred thing but its just perverse how y'all make eating an ordeal. Soft, tender lamb shank that falls off the bone and melts in the mouth? Nah, it needs the consistency of leather. Soft, sumptuous snacks with cheeky little sultanas? Nope, has to be like concrete.
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CoolCab posted:if you want to learn more about british cuisine WDTATW recently did a podcast about it that i'm pulling most of this from https://www.podparadise.com/Podcast/1209155455/Listen/1533722474/0 To help put this into perspective, Britain inaugurated food rationing in January 1940, and did not end it until July 1954. It was entirely possible to grow up literally not knowing that certain types of food existed, and enter into adult life conditioned to accept bland garbage as the baseline of what's acceptable to eat.
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brexit cuisine is gonna own
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Captain_Maclaine posted:To help put this into perspective, Britain inaugurated food rationing in January 1940, and did not end it until July 1954. It was entirely possible to grow up literally not knowing that certain types of food existed, and enter into adult life conditioned to accept bland garbage as the baseline of what's acceptable to eat. Saith posted:What is it with anglos and turning delicious food inedible? I get the whole english self-hatred thing but its just perverse how y'all make eating an ordeal. The outer skin has a tiny bit of crispiness to it but the inside is very fluffy, it's basically a type of scone
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Don't know how I forgot to mention one of my favorite wartime rationing anecdotes: There are documented accounts of British scientists deciding to eat their own lab rats.
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Kurtofan posted:brexit cuisine is gonna own https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_Gs7Vik75k
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jBrereton posted:The only things that's really gone is chef's custard, we've got most spices back into recipes. Also hot cross buns are different (and better) since they're made with cinnamon rather than turmeric, which was the really old recipe. yeah it's gotten slightly better recently - i suspect the internet providing american recipes was a factor. british cookbooks still sucked for an incredibly long time tho.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:Don't know how I forgot to mention one of my favorite wartime rationing anecdotes: There are documented accounts of British scientists deciding to eat their own lab rats. Did they provide a review?
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Captain_Maclaine posted:To help put this into perspective, Britain inaugurated food rationing in January 1940, and did not end it until July 1954. It was entirely possible to grow up literally not knowing that certain types of food existed, and enter into adult life conditioned to accept bland garbage as the baseline of what's acceptable to eat. Sometimes when I visit my folks and we have some food my mam (born in 53) will mention the year she first ate it. She'd never had loving garlic until she went to France as an au pair age 18.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:To help put this into perspective, Britain inaugurated food rationing in January 1940, and did not end it until July 1954. lol
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Gum posted:If you're getting served mushy peas at a chippy then at some point someone has hosed up not sure why going to the north of england would count as loving up, at least it's not down south
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I got a battered sausage and some bacon gravy with me chips and haddock today and it was mint mates
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ive spent some fortunately very brief time in the midwest and americans don't get to lecture anyone about food
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bitmap posted:I got a battered sausage and some bacon gravy with me chips and haddock today and it was mint mates My condolences to your family
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multijoe posted:My condolences to your family I'm heading to the londesborough in stoke newington tomorrow for a roast and five pints and it's gonna be great
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Jose posted:ive spent some fortunately very brief time in the midwest and americans don't get to lecture anyone about food umm tater tot casserole is clearly the height of global cuisine
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XMNN posted:umm tater tot
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Will they have to remove sperm dishes from the UK cookbooks after brexit?
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Don't worry I think local production can be expanded to meet demand
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It might need a hands-on approach though
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SelenicMartian posted:Will they have to remove sperm dishes from the UK cookbooks after brexit? UK gamers save the economy in a two pronged attack with superdrug house brand hand lotion
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Brussels HATES them
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Jose posted:ive spent some fortunately very brief time in the midwest and americans don't get to lecture anyone about food Midwesterners certainly don't, but every other region sure as heck does lol. Actually I don't know about the Northwest.... I've never heard a drat thing about their food. Bad or good. Which is really suspicious.
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