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juraigamer wrote:I really like naan bread, plain or with something extra.

Aye the Indian near me does Chicken tikka naan, its better than the Keema ones they all make cos its got massive lumps of chicken baked into it.

I almost typed stitched into it.. you can tell im not a cook.

I like a dish my nan used to make for me every couple of weeks, called Panaculty. I presume its pretty unheard of around England because most of my workmates in the marines hadnt heard of it, and my missus certainly hadn't. I like it because its a piece of piss to make.



Its basically beef stock, onion, potato and corned beef. You boil it for a few hours and then you eat it.

Sounds like Dogma would like it if he enjoys dipping bread into au jus and eating it, cos thats how you eat Panaculty, just get rid of the liquid with 3 or 4 slices of bread and then eat what's left.

Yeah, Panaculty. It's a North-East thing. Love it.

Marmite toast sandwich.

Take three slices of bread. Toast one.
On the left slice of bread put butter. On the right slice of bread put cheese. Put the toast (fresh and hot) right on the cheese, add the marmite to the toast - enjoy!

Fried Soda Farls, Potato Bread, Hash brown, black and white pudding and anything else that goes with bacon.

dogma wrote: french roll dipped in italian beef gravy (basically heavily seasoned au jus).

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Panaculty sound really similar to the corned beef hash my grandma makes...

Changed the title. Also, has anyone here tried a grilled Mars bar sandwich?

Yes, it is pretty delicious.

Has anybody had deep fried snickers bars before?

I like a deep fried snickers.

A deep fried twinkie is pretty good too.

twinkys!!!
Did you know chiken tastes a lot like snake.


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wait chicken is what I meant to spell

mattyrm wrote:
Sounds like Dogma would like it if he enjoys dipping bread into au jus and eating it, cos thats how you eat Panaculty, just get rid of the liquid with 3 or 4 slices of bread and then eat what's left.

Gravy bread cannot be made at home, it relies on the many years of "seasoning" that Taylor Street beef vats go through.

I would have to say..........

...UMMMMM...








....Oh i got it!!!....









...CITADEL PAINTS!!! I love those!

I love pirohzki, which is a little pastry filled with beets, cabbage, and potatoes, and, of course, I love blini, which are like russian crepes. They're delicious, just put some nutella on them, roll them up, and it's like a nutella crepe.

I hate borscht though, there isn't enough sour cream in the universe to top it off that'll make it tast any better, it's just so bland.

remilia_scarlet wrote:I love pirohzki...

Ah, Russian Pierogi.

remilia_scarlet wrote:
I hate borscht though, there isn't enough sour cream in the universe to top it off that'll make it tast any better, it's just so bland.

Sour creme is the devil itself, go for crema mexicana.

dogma wrote:Sour creme is the devil itself, go for crema mexicana.

Yeah, I'll give it a try.

Shepard's pie. Mashed potatoes, peas, and chicken all wrapped up in a single package with gravy. That or melted string cheese.

moom241 wrote:Shepard's pie. Mashed potatoes, peas, and chicken all wrapped up in a single package with gravy.

Hmm...

Shephard's Pie, in an enclosed crust... possibly deep fried.

Mother of god, it might just work.

Dark Scipio wrote:

dogma wrote: french roll dipped in italian beef gravy (basically heavily seasoned au jus).

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...Well...It would defianitly be an interesting meal...

Monster Rain wrote:

moom241 wrote:Shepard's pie. Mashed potatoes, peas, and chicken all wrapped up in a single package with gravy.

Hmm...

Shephard's Pie, in an enclosed crust... possibly deep fried.

Mother of god, it might just work.

You yanks make shepherds pie with chicken?

corpsesarefun wrote:

Monster Rain wrote:

moom241 wrote:Shepard's pie. Mashed potatoes, peas, and chicken all wrapped up in a single package with gravy.

Hmm...

Shephard's Pie, in an enclosed crust... possibly deep fried.

Mother of god, it might just work.

You yanks make shepherds pie with chicken?

God no.

At least I don't, and I've never seen it done. I actually didn't notice it in that post. Lamb! Lamb or ground beef, though ground beef isn't very "shephardly."

Monster Rain wrote:

corpsesarefun wrote:

Monster Rain wrote:

moom241 wrote:Shepard's pie. Mashed potatoes, peas, and chicken all wrapped up in a single package with gravy.

Hmm...

Shephard's Pie, in an enclosed crust... possibly deep fried.

Mother of god, it might just work.

You yanks make shepherds pie with chicken?

God no.

At least I don't, and I've never seen it done. I actually didn't notice it in that post. Lamb! Lamb or ground beef, though ground beef isn't very "shephardly."

I eat it with Beef, as I am repulsed by lamb. I just can't eat it, knowing what it is. It's to cute. Same goes with rabbit, squirrel, and pork.

Try making it with a mixture of ground beef, ground sausage and ground venison ...
I swear it's absolutely amazing.

EDIT @ Chowder....The "cute" animals always taste best.

Oh oh my friends used to make shepherd's pie with crazy crap like tater tots and ketchup, and a few other formerly edible items... I shudder every time it gets mentioned.

Most chickens are only a few weeks old when you eat them.

Woo industrialisation of farming.

I know. I've had them before without my knowledge, and my god, Rib are delicious.

Oh, and I only eat Tofu and Seafood dishes at chinese restaurants, as I don't want to eat Rex or Mr. Foofles.

Chowderhead wrote:I know. I've had them before without my knowledge, and my god, Rib are delicious.

Oh, and I only eat Tofu and Seafood dishes at chinese restaurants, as I don't want to eat Rex or Mr. Foofles.

...Rex and Mr. Foofles are pretty damn tasty drizzled in sweet and sour sauce... ...sorry man, but I enjoy my position at the top of the food chain.

Yup, Rex wouldn't have any qualms about eating you if you were dead and he was hungry.

I have a thing about not eating mammalian carnivores so dog and cat are off the list.

Monster Rain wrote:Yup, Rex wouldn't have any qualms about eating you if you were dead and he was hungry.

Exactly..hell break your back in a house full of cats and see how fast they come for you when they figure out they can't work the can opener..