I hate the wotd 'butty'. And 'spread' when referring to a collection of food. A special hell is reserved for 'roasties'.
Cavey wrote:
gravy on chips is also wrongness personified.
Get out of town.
I am northern, butty is allowed.
Jem wrote:
Cavey wrote:
gravy on chips is also wrongness personified.
Get out of town.
When I was school at lunch form the chipy used have half boiled rice and half chips, with gravy.
MaliA wrote:
I hate the wotd 'butty'. And 'spread' when referring to a collection of food. A special hell is reserved for 'roasties'.
I'll make sure to put on a fine spread of roasty butties for you at the cottage.
MaliA wrote:
Also, food is ready in 120 seconds, not 496 hours.
FIGHT ME
Jem wrote:
Cavey wrote:
gravy on chips is also wrongness personified.
Get out of town.
OK gravy on chips I'm prepared to (begrudgingly) forgive someone for (EXTREMELY DEAR TO ME, mind) - but smothering bacon (and sausages FFS, with collateral damage to adjacent fried egg(s)) with... with... maple syrup .... Now that is truly unforgivable; I mean, there's only so much a guy can take.
Luther burgers with maple bacon are God's own fucking burger.
Nah, soz, IDGI.
Maple syrup is for ice cream, otherwise mess off with your near-saturated sugar solution.
Maple syrup is for ice cream, otherwise mess off with your near-saturated sugar solution.
One of the best breakfasts I ever had was waffles and bacon with maple syrup in a diner in Noo Yawk. COuldn't eat it every day though, or I wouldn't fit in the booths 
Cavey wrote:
but smothering bacon (and sausages FFS, with collateral damage to adjacent fried egg(s)) with... with... maple syrup .... Now that is truly unforgivable; I mean, there's only so much a guy can take.
Baking tray, foil, brown sugar, bacon, more brown sugar, drizzle with maple syrup, more foil, second baking tray, bake for 30 min until crispy, use to top burgers. Candied bacon. Fucking great.
Also if you object to maple being even adjacent to bacon then you're either not eating pancakes with maple syrup or you're not eating bacon with your pancakes, and either is demonstrably and objectively wrong.
My brunch from Sunday:
DavPaz wrote:
One of the best breakfasts I ever had was waffles and bacon with maple syrup in a diner in Noo Yawk. COuldn't eat it every day though, or I wouldn't fit in the booths
In a minute I'm going to point out to Cavey the existence of chicken and waffles and blow his mind.
With peach butter and sides of grits and fried green tomatoes:
I must admit, that looks BOTH look bloody impressive! Hmmm.
Cottage challenge?
Cottage challenge?
nuffink to see here dupe post
Cavey wrote:
I must admit, that looks BOTH look bloody impressive! Hmmm.
Cottage challenge?
Cottage challenge?
Only if you bring your £200k VW
KovacsC wrote:
Jem wrote:
Cavey wrote:
gravy on chips is also wrongness personified.
Get out of town.
When I was school at lunch form the chipy used have half boiled rice and half chips, with gravy.
I'm from the north. I love chips and gravy. But this sounds insane.
Half boiled rice would be bloody horrible.
Dunno, the hawaiians do rice and gravy a lot
Lonewolves wrote:
Cavey wrote:
I must admit, that looks BOTH look bloody impressive! Hmmm.
Cottage challenge?
Cottage challenge?
Only if you bring your £200k VW
You ball of seething resentment and jealousy, you.
Oh, fancy a game of pool?
Half boiled rice, Cras.
Oh duh
MaliA wrote:
I hate the wotd 'butty'. And 'spread' when referring to a collection of food. A special hell is reserved for 'roasties'.
'Barm' and worse 'Barmcake' are the worst abominations in terms of describing bread.
Cras wrote:
Dunno, the hawaiians do rice and gravy a lot
This is the greatest thing I had in Hawaii.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loco_moco
Two burger patties covered in rice and gravy and two fried eggs on top.
Curiosity wrote:
MaliA wrote:
I hate the wotd 'butty'. And 'spread' when referring to a collection of food. A special hell is reserved for 'roasties'.
'Barm' and worse 'Barmcake' are the worst abominations in terms of describing bread.
When I first moved to Manchester, I was most aggrieved to be handed a pathetically small, dry, entirely plain and suspiciously Asda multipack-sourced plain bread roll (not even with any butter FFS), having been offered - and ordered - a "barmcake".
Lonewolves wrote:
Cras wrote:
Dunno, the hawaiians do rice and gravy a lot
This is the greatest thing I had in Hawaii.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loco_moco
Two burger patties covered in rice and gravy and two fried eggs on top.
Yes. It's great.
MaliA wrote:
I hate the wotd 'butty'. And 'spread' when referring to a collection of food. A special hell is reserved for 'roasties'.
Giphy "butty":
http://media2.giphy.com/media/qbmo3T0PDIr1C/giphy-loop.mp4
I always compliment a hostess on her magnificent spread.
Lonewolves wrote:
Black coffee is best coffee.
No coffee is best coffee.
DavPaz wrote:
One of the best breakfasts I ever had was waffles and bacon with maple syrup in a diner in Noo Yawk. COuldn't eat it every day though, or I wouldn't fit in the booths
Me too! I talk about it regularly as I absolutely loved it. I haven't been able to recreate the experience since though.
I just had a coffee IPA which is a combination of two of my favourite things.
KovacsC wrote:
Although fried egg and branston pickle is fab
WHAT THE FUCK?!
Zardoz wrote:
KovacsC wrote:
Although fried egg and branston pickle is fab
WHAT THE FUCK?!
No, he's right.
MaliA wrote:
I hate the wotd 'butty'. And 'spread' when referring to a collection of food. A special hell is reserved for 'roasties'.
Spread your butty, it's roastie time.
Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
Zardoz wrote:
KovacsC wrote:
Although fried egg and branston pickle is fab
WHAT THE FUCK?!
No, he's right.
Specifically, I've been known to eat sausage, egg, and chips with a spoonful of Branston-style pickle on the side.
Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
I've been known to eat sausage
Lonewolves wrote:
I just had a coffee IPA which is a combination of two of my favourite things.
I would try that.
I had a coffee porter recently that was really nice.
Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
Zardoz wrote:
KovacsC wrote:
Although fried egg and branston pickle is fab
WHAT THE FUCK?!
No, he's right.
Not something you hear often on this forum
Jem wrote:
Lonewolves wrote:
I just had a coffee IPA which is a combination of two of my favourite things.
I would try that.
me too
Also do an excellent range of crafty type beers. Their coffee ale is made by Brains, if I recall correctly.
Findus Fop wrote:
Also do an excellent range of crafty type beers. Their coffee ale is made by Brains, if I recall correctly.
ALDI!
Findus Fop wrote:
Findus Fop wrote:
Also do an excellent range of crafty type beers. Their coffee ale is made by Brains, if I recall correctly.
ALDI!
I know! That's what I meant to type. Prick.
Findus Fop wrote:
Findus Fop wrote:
Findus Fop wrote:
Also do an excellent range of crafty type beers. Their coffee ale is made by Brains, if I recall correctly.
ALDI!
I know! That's what I meant to type. Prick.
*Handbags.jpg*
Zardoz wrote:
I had a coffee porter recently that was really nice.
They really are, but there's plenty of them around. I've never seen a coffee IPA before. It worked really well.
KovacsC wrote:
Jem wrote:
Lonewolves wrote:
I just had a coffee IPA which is a combination of two of my favourite things.
I would try that.
me too
It's Black Iris Brewery who are Nottingham-based. I'll see if I can get some bottles. It was called Morning Glory.
I find coffee porters are ok until you get to about half-way down the pint, when they outstay their welcome. See also, ginger infused beers.
Lonewolves wrote:
KovacsC wrote:
Jem wrote:
Lonewolves wrote:
I just had a coffee IPA which is a combination of two of my favourite things.
I would try that.
me too
It's Black Iris Brewery who are Nottingham-based. I'll see if I can get some bottles. It was called Morning Glory.
Mmmmm Myp's morning glory.
Titanic's Plum Porter is awesome, btw.
Pundabaya wrote:
Titanic's Plum Porter is awesome, btw.
Had that the other week in the Royal Blenheim. 'Twas nice indeed.