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or make you think of your childhood?
As a s,all kid in the mid 70's, I remember my mum eating 'pobs' for breakfast regularly
for those that dont know what pobs are, its bread broken up into little bits in a dish with hot milk and sugar on.:scared: yuk yuk yuk
for myself its gotta be noodle doodles....kinda like alphabetti spaghetti but in shapes of objects.
Hearing or seeing Vesta Chow mein/curry mentioned transports me right back, as it was very exotic for my parents to be having one of those in the 70's biggrin
what about you lot?
My Mum used to make casseroles out of whatever we had in - sausage meat, onions, apples and sage was a favourite. Or cheap beef and veg. Always hot and delicious.
I suppose the signature food in my house as a child was home-made cakes. I don't think Mum bought a cake until I was a teenager. And bread and butter pudding. hmmmmmmmmm
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You obviously had a more privileged childhood than the rest of us :shock:
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Luxury!
Mashed potato- but made with no butter, and milk diluted with water.
Beef stew where the meat was so stringy you could have made a welcome mat from it. I have a strong jaw from all that chewing.
Potato waffles.
Erm, I can't think of anything I miss, put it that way. confused
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Traumatised of Tunbridge Wells.
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You obviously had a more privileged childhood than the rest of us :shock:
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Luxury!
of course, high class we was. In fact Ive done the parents a dissevice, it was luncheon meat, not spam. That just common.
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My earliest memory is of eating egg sandwiches sitting at the table next to a wall my dad had just stripped of wallpaper. It was bottle green underneath as I recall.
My mum used to have a routine by my teenage years. Roast on Sunday in strict beef, chicken, lamb, pork rotation. Monday was something with leftover roast meat (curry, sweet'n'sour etc.). Tuesday was mince, either shepherd's pie or bolognese. Wednesday was fish'n'chips. Thursday was meatballs or faggots, and Friday was stew and dumplings. Saturday was sausages and chips, and the chips were always homemade from real potatoes. How she managed to feed 6 of us like that on such a tight budget is beyond me, especially as we are all a little rounded and obviously enjoy our food.
My Mum went back to work soon after lil bruv was born so my Nan used to come over and cook for us and she would make Delia green with envy with her cooking!
Lamb stew and dumplings, jam roly poly and her special almond custard, welsh cakes.....all fab stuff.
and her corned beef oggies were to die for! :lickface:
We used to have quite a lot of stuff with mince.
Savoury mince with carrots and onions and mashed potato with a dash of Worcestershire Sauce rocked. If it was 'special occasion' time, sometimes we went to the chippy and had it with chipshop chips instead of mash. Yum! :lickface:
Meat and 2 veg, and we had to sit at the table to eat!!
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Meat and 2 veg, and we had to sit at the table to eat!!

I still like meat and 2 veg though these days I sit ON the table to eat :twisted:
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Meat and 2 veg, and we had to sit at the table to eat!!

I still like meat and 2 veg though these days I sit ON the table to eat :twisted:
I wondered why you had a kitchen re-fit. Last 'meal' got very messy did it :twisted:
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Beef stew where the meat was so stringy you could have made a welcome mat from it. I have a strong jaw from all that chewing.

rotflmao :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Sunday breakfast treats were either fried bread with sugar on
Urgh and sugar sandwiches cos it was the end of the week and nowt else to put in em (with the exception of left over liver tubes I spose) confused :? :?
Sunday was def a roast day even in scorching summmer! We didn't have yorkshire puds but mum used to do a suet pudding (like a dumpling mix but baked in the oven)Dad always ate it cold for supper!
We also had beef stew and dumplings-Mum was def a meat and 2 veg lady! But he veg was always fresh- she never bought frozen or canned.
Home made pies- apple, gooseberry, rhubarb all with devon clotted cream direct from a farm.
Reading this- it is no wonder I am a lard arse!!! smile
Wench x
My mother did meat and two veg almost every day. Occasionally she would do fish and two veg and on a saturday night home made chips with eggs and deep fried chicken or a curry. I have no idea how they managed to afford it with 6 kids. I think of it often especially when im doing a chilli or a spag bol and remember how mom would only ever use mince to "thicken" the gravy in curries and stews.
jam sandwiches always remind me of when I was a kid. Also, we had tea a vfew months ago at a friends and for pudding we had apple strudel and Lyon's Maid ice-cream. Eating that really reminded me of primary school biggrin
Actually, thinking about, ravioli aswell reminds me of primary school aswell.
Mighty White - remember that bread? Eeee we swore by that make of bread when I was little. Wonder what happened to them? :confused2:
Salt on everthing!
Cold potatoes, celery, tomatoes
Apart from that there was tin of condensed milk!
I recall roast chicken every Sunday.........
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I recall roast chicken every Sunday.........

Same here actually :lol2: with apple sauce - don't ask redface lol
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I recall roast chicken every Sunday.........

Same here actually :lol2: with apple sauce - don't ask redface lol
oh no, it was with bread sauce..........
rabbit, cod roe and fish paste eeeeeewwwwwwwww. Never again.
Guess due to rationing. Chicken was too expensive then so was only for christmas.
I forgot heart,liver kidneys..all kinds of offal and it was awful.
Fried bread with brown sauce on a sundy night while watching Colditz
Chips in newspaper that went soggy with all the vinegar you put on
Proper Hovis, uncut from a little loaf with Hovis on the side with best butter and watercress mmmmmmm
A broth that we called 40-1 coz it had 40 bit of veg to one bit of meat confused