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I think they should have polled older kids or adults for that matter. What does a 7yr old know about food and origins?

qsducks;1179609 wrote: I think they should have polled older kids or adults for that matter. What does a 7yr old know about food and origins?


exactly

still its funny they should say those dishes when they were asked,, it shows what they are eating at home. if i was asked that question when i was 7,, i may not have known exactly what they meant by a british native dish,, but if i thought about what i ate at home it would have been very different to pizza and curry:yh_rotfl we never got that... although wait i am lying about the curry cos we have always eaten home made curry growing up as my uncle used to make it for us,, but he was indian so we knew it was an indian dish:D But opur mams never made spag bol, pizza etc, we never even had take out food unless it was fish and chips:D

kazalala;1179637 wrote: still its funny they should say those dishes when they were asked,, it shows what they are eating at home. if i was asked that question when i was 7,, i may not have known exactly what they meant by a british native dish,, but if i thought about what i ate at home it would have been very different to pizza and curry:yh_rotfl we never got that... although wait i am lying about the curry cos we have always eaten home made curry growing up as my uncle used to make it for us,, but he was indian so we knew it was an indian dish:D But opur mams never made spag bol, pizza etc, we never even had take out food unless it was fish and chips:D


Every Friday growing up was pizza night and it's the same with my family....except they like cheesesteaks too.:wah: Now the cheesesteak originated in Philadelphia, PA and is a fact.

Pie/Mash........I aint saying any more:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:D

Carolly;1179658 wrote: Pie/Mash........I aint saying any more:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:D


native british dish not bloomin LOndon east end dish ye narna:rolleyes::yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl mind you ,, how many 7 year olds would say Pie/Mash now

kazalala;1179660 wrote: native british dish not bloomin LOndon east end dish ye narna:rolleyes::yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl mind you ,, how many 7 year olds would say Pie/Mash now


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotflpie/mash to Quin is something about mud.

qsducks;1179664 wrote: :yh_rotfl:yh_rotflpie/mash to Quin is something about mud.


sounds right ducky;):yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

kazalala;1179666 wrote: sounds right ducky;):yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl sounds right indeed. Quin & Faith love to go out back & dig holes and make mud cakes...pie & mash:yh_rotfl

kazalala;1179660 wrote: native british dish not bloomin LOndon east end dish ye narna:rolleyes::yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl mind you ,, how many 7 year olds would say Pie/Mash now
Me all time favourite East End Food...Pie/Mash and Liquor:-4:-4:-4

Carolly;1179681 wrote: Me all time favourite East End Food...Pie/Mash and Liquoir:-4:-4:-4






I'll take the mash but what is the pie consist of?

Dont forget the real East End Way to eat Pie/Mash.....lots of vinager and pepper...and note the pies are not just plain meat pies....they are made still in the way they were all those years ago in Jack The Ripper Days and no the meat didnt come from Sweeny Todds:wah::wah:;)

Carolly;1179684 wrote: Dont forget the real East End Way to eat Pie/Mash.....lots of vinager and pepper...and note the pies are not just plain meat pies....they are made still in the way they were all those years ago in Jack The Ripper Days and no the meat didnt come from Sweeny Todds:wah::wah:;)


well i will make sure to inform the papers first thing!:rolleyes::yh_rotfl

Now this is a meal I really enjoy....

qsducks;1179683 wrote: I'll take the mash but what is the pie consist of?Minced beef inside done very plain....the pastry is a secret handed down and is unlike any other you have tasted....the liquor is made from cooking the eels (and with parsley) as thats what the pie mash shop sells also.Some years back they sold the eels live and chopped their heads off for you if you bought them to cook yerself.

kazalala;1179685 wrote: well i will make sure to inform the papers first thing!:rolleyes::yh_rotflSarcy Git:-5:-5:rolleyes::yh_rotfl

Carolly;1179688 wrote: Minced beef inside done very plain....the pastry is a secret handed down and is unlike any other you have tasted....the liquior is made from cooking the eels (and with parsley) as thats what the pie mash shop sells also.Some years back they sold the eels live and chopped their heads off for you if you bought them to cook yerself.


I thought the pie was filled with eels :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl



Toad in the hole, Bacon bone Stew, Egg, chips and beans, Mince & Potato, Roast dinners...Yummmy

Mind you I love a curry:D

Chezzie;1179720 wrote: I thought the pie was filled with eels :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl



Toad in the hole, Bacon bone Stew, Egg, chips and beans, Mince & Potato, Roast dinners...Yummmy

Mind you I love a curry:DTell me ye joking pleaseeeeee:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Carolly;1179736 wrote: Tell me ye joking pleaseeeeee:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


honest to god:wah: that why I always went ewwwwww and you kept going on about the eel liquor

Chezzie;1179742 wrote: honest to god:wah: that why I always went ewwwwww and you kept going on about the eel liquor:yh_rotfl:yh_rotflThats so funny babe.....no the juices from the eels are used for extra flavour in the parsley liquor purely because all pie/mash shops do eels also.Many love the eels with mash and the liquor:D

Carolly;1179658 wrote: Pie/Mash........I aint saying any more:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:D


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