djpontrack
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A big bowl of cherios.
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STEVIEBOY1
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I hesitate to ask, but what is a Manchester Tart?
I may go to the pub at lunch time and have a Madras curry. Not had one for ages.
SS4
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Pickled onion space raiders.
High Dyke
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A brioche swirl (raisin)
Whistler40145
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Strawberry Crisp breakfast cereal
High Dyke
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Blimey! How big was the yorkshire pudding?hock:
i had a few strawberries earlier.
Fairly big, lol. My Dad couldn't finish his, and I only just managed to finish mine.
STEVIEBOY1
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That sounds really good. Where did you get that if you don't mind me asking.?
I do like a proper Yorkshire Pudding, just like my mum used to make, but they are very hard to get these days. There was a place in Whitby that did great Yorkshires, but last time I checked they were not doing them any more.
I did have one a few Months ago in the Station Inn by Ribblehead Railway Station which was very good. I may be in the North again early next year, maybe in Manchester or Preston, but getting to Ribblehead from those two places is a bit long winded by train, I don't drive. I will have to see if there are buses that may be easier.
My most recent meal was cereals and stewed prunes.
Blindtraveler
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Another one craving the location of said beeef dinner yorky pud.
Will shortly be doing pasta with tomato, garlic, mushroom and Charrizo. Bit early for such a meal maybe but its what Id ment to cook last night but couldnt be bothered and as its cold and wet here and Im out of both rolls and banannas which is my most common uncooked breakfast offering I thought why not?
Will shortly be doing pasta with tomato, garlic, mushroom and Charrizo. Bit early for such a meal maybe but its what Id ment to cook last night but couldnt be bothered and as its cold and wet here and Im out of both rolls and banannas which is my most common uncooked breakfast offering I thought why not?
That sounds really good. Where did you get that if you don't mind me asking.?
I do like a proper Yorkshire Pudding, just like my mum used to make, but they are very hard to get these days. There was a place in Whitby that did great Yorkshires, but last time I checked they were not doing them any more.
I did have one a few Months ago in the Station Inn by Ribblehead Railway Station which was very good. I may be in the North again early next year, maybe in Manchester or Preston, but getting to Ribblehead from those two places is a bit long winded by train, I don't drive. I will have to see if there are buses that may be easier.
My most recent meal was cereals and stewed prunes.
I made them myself, although I made a few smaller ones to get some practice first.
I had a cheese and tomato pizza about an hour ago, made a nice change.
RichmondCommu
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Thai Red Curry with sticky rice. Happy days.
A Challenge
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I had one last week (hadn't seen this though!), bought it from Morrison's (I can't imagine it isn't available elsewhere) and I couldn't finish it!
djpontrack
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Raspberry jam on toast.
djpontrack
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Chicken noodle soup followed by crispy chicken in a spicy sauce.
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