Never felt better.Sinbad wrote:Reg wrote:Pie & mash in Manze's.
Hope you make a speedy recovery.
Took some pies and liquor home for the freezer.
Never felt better.Sinbad wrote:Reg wrote:Pie & mash in Manze's.
Hope you make a speedy recovery.
You don't get eel pies.gheko wrote:Cheers Reg, just googled them, been around for years. Did you have the eel pie or the beef one.
Reg wrote:You don't get eel pies.gheko wrote:Cheers Reg, just googled them, been around for years. Did you have the eel pie or the beef one.
It's beef pies, mash, stewed eels (not jellied) and liquor (with chilli vinegar).
A bit late to be worry about that, isn't it?The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote:Is the beef British, grass-fed, organic?
Aah. I thought you could get an eel pie as well.Reg wrote:You don't get eel pies.gheko wrote:Cheers Reg, just googled them, been around for years. Did you have the eel pie or the beef one.
It's beef pies, mash, stewed eels (not jellied) and liquor (with chilli vinegar).
Reg wrote:Never felt better.Sinbad wrote:Reg wrote:Pie & mash in Manze's.
Hope you make a speedy recovery.
Took some pies and liquor home for the freezer.
Plenty.Sinbad wrote:Reg wrote:Never felt better.Sinbad wrote:Reg wrote:Pie & mash in Manze's.
Hope you make a speedy recovery.
Took some pies and liquor home for the freezer.
Why, whats the freezer ever done to you ?
They used to make them - there's even a (quite posh) place in London called Eel Pie Island.gheko wrote: Saw this the other week,Eel Pie and mash from 18 minutes in.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... Episode_5/
Sinbad wrote:Reg wrote:Never felt better.Sinbad wrote:Reg wrote:Pie & mash in Manze's.
Hope you make a speedy recovery.
Took some pies and liquor home for the freezer.
Why, whats the freezer ever done to you ?
Reg wrote:They used to make them - there's even a (quite posh) place in London called Eel Pie Island.But they stopped making them a long time ago. As the programme says, that bloke made them especially for the show from an ancient recipe.gheko wrote: Saw this the other week,Eel Pie and mash from 18 minutes in.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... Episode_5/
How old are you, mooncat?mooncat wrote:Reg wrote:They used to make them - there's even a (quite posh) place in London called Eel Pie Island.But they stopped making them a long time ago. As the programme says, that bloke made them especially for the show from an ancient recipe.gheko wrote: Saw this the other week,Eel Pie and mash from 18 minutes in.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... Episode_5/
Aye.
The Who played there in 1967
Damn straight!mooncat wrote:Man_called_sun wrote:Sounds fucking delicious. The black pudding here breaks up before you can do anything with it.mooncat wrote:Black pudding sandwich with mustard
Indeed.
Boudin Noir doesn't have enough healthy pork fat to hold it together.
The spanish stuff is the same!
God bless bury blood sausage!
ChrisO wrote:How old are you, mooncat?mooncat wrote:Reg wrote:They used to make them - there's even a (quite posh) place in London called Eel Pie Island.But they stopped making them a long time ago. As the programme says, that bloke made them especially for the show from an ancient recipe.gheko wrote: Saw this the other week,Eel Pie and mash from 18 minutes in.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... Episode_5/
Aye.
The Who played there in 1967
Younger than I imagined. Thanks.mooncat wrote:ChrisO wrote:How old are you, mooncat?mooncat wrote:Reg wrote:They used to make them - there's even a (quite posh) place in London called Eel Pie Island.But they stopped making them a long time ago. As the programme says, that bloke made them especially for the show from an ancient recipe.gheko wrote: Saw this the other week,Eel Pie and mash from 18 minutes in.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... Episode_5/
Aye.
The Who played there in 1967
76
Oooh lovely.kancutlawns wrote:A Crème Brûlée
Love the sweet, creamy texture.gheko wrote:Oooh lovely.kancutlawns wrote:A Crème Brûlée
Still young enough to be Douggie's son.ChrisO wrote:Younger than I imagined. Thanks.mooncat wrote:ChrisO wrote:How old are you, mooncat?mooncat wrote:Reg wrote:They used to make them - there's even a (quite posh) place in London called Eel Pie Island.But they stopped making them a long time ago. As the programme says, that bloke made them especially for the show from an ancient recipe.gheko wrote: Saw this the other week,Eel Pie and mash from 18 minutes in.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... Episode_5/
Aye.
The Who played there in 1967
76
Sooo many foals.Man_called_sun wrote:Still young enough to be Douggie's son.ChrisO wrote:Younger than I imagined. Thanks.mooncat wrote:ChrisO wrote: How old are you, mooncat?
76