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I do hope you are referring to the suet variety of baby's head alspals
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Gravy...!
Quote by Tanis105
yep just luv gravy on me chips as long as its not pissy.
dont know nowt about babys head tho, i mean i love kids but i could`nt eat a full one.
sierra x x :twisted:
Your not supposed to eat the nose,ears and hair stupid
:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: you can`t blame me for trying.(burp)
sierra x x
Sexpert
Quote by alspals
I do hope you are referring to the suet variety of baby's head alspals
:doh:
Don't hit your head like that it will hurt ........
come here why i sooth your brow with a gravy smothered hanky :rotflmao:
much better than the spit ones ya mum used to give
Sex God
Quote by naughtynymphos1
pudding?
NN...LOL...bless....it's erm....like a pie but a bit more squishy, filled with steak & kidney...my Nan does a cracker..!
CheekyChimp....
why didn't you just say bloody pie then
Coz it's not a pie hun.....it's a steak & kidney pudding....apart from my Nan's...Hollands are the best..!
CheekyChimp.... 8-)
sounds like a soggy pie to me, is that what you call it when its been in the micro wave to long, a pudding ? :lol: :lol:
Spot on....can't stand pastry of any kind via the nuke box.....!! Do yu like Gravy..?
CheekyChimp.... 8-)
i love KFC gravey :twisted:
Yeah Silky would kill multiple people for a chicken breast with KFC gravy , although it has a slight " bottom of the fryer scraping" after taste I reckon :-)
Just have to move up north Quote by lynnmarie68uk
I just loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee pudding, chips and lashings of yummy gravy
Dammm i'm hungry now
Have any other northerners heard a pudding called a 'baby's head' or is it just peculiar to where I live
Yes, I have heard a pudding called a baby's head..lol....not for a while though...!
Lovely avatar.......lynnmarie68uk....x
CheekyChimp....
Sex God
I see nothing wrong with chips and gravy, a culinary delight that Mrs Pete serves up on a regular basis (by insistent request)
What I do object to is lazy feckers who cant be bothered to make a proper gravy and just sling a couple of scoops of that disgusting gravy powder into a jug and add hot water.
Gravy making is an art in itself, great care and attention to detail is required to make a good gravy.
It should be well (but not over) seasoned, must contain a high percentage of meat or vegetable stock, be of just the right consistency, not too thick, not too thin, it should be thick enough to stick to the chips but not glutinous. A little wine/ port/ sherry goes a long way to enhancing its flavour.
Right, where’s the chip pan……………….
Mornin all
What I do object to is lazy feckers who cant be bothered to make a proper gravy and just sling a couple of scoops of that disgusting gravy powder into a jug and add hot water.
Gravy making is an art in itself, great care and attention to detail is required to make a good gravy.
It should be well (but not over) seasoned, must contain a high percentage of meat or vegetable stock, be of just the right consistency, not too thick, not too thin, it should be thick enough to stick to the chips but not glutinous. A little wine/ port/ sherry goes a long way to enhancing its flavour.
Right, where’s the chip pan……………….
Mornin all
Quote by Pete_sw
I see nothing wrong with chips and gravy, a culinary delight that Mrs Pete serves up on a regular basis (by insistent request)
What I do object to is lazy feckers who cant be bothered to make a proper gravy and just sling a couple of scoops of that disgusting gravy powder into a jug and add hot water.
Gravy making is an art in itself, great care and attention to detail is required to make a good gravy.
It should be well (but not over) seasoned, must contain a high percentage of meat or vegetable stock, be of just the right consistency, not too thick, not too thin, it should be thick enough to stick to the chips but not glutinous. A little wine/ port/ sherry goes a long way to enhancing its flavour.
Right, where’s the chip pan……………….
Mornin all
I totally agree - the powdered stuff is rotten and good gravy takes time and needs constant attention. My Onion Gravy goes down well with bangers & mash..!
CheekyChimp....
Chips and Gravy are best with scraps. A dish I've only experienced when living in N'cle for 5 years. The bits of batter that have fallen off the fish scooped out of the fryer and piled onto the chips. With the gravy poured over it all glues together in the tray and you can physically feel it gluing your arteries together as you eat.
YUM
My flat mate buys chips from the chippy ~ makes gravy in a glass pours it over the chips and drinks the bit that left in the glass ~ what a class dude.
YUM
My flat mate buys chips from the chippy ~ makes gravy in a glass pours it over the chips and drinks the bit that left in the glass ~ what a class dude.
