Good old roast

Subject: Re: Good old roast 22/6/2012, 19:22

"john boy" wrote:: A delicacy in some parts of the world I'm sure and very tasty I believe !!! So what other tasty delicacies are out there that are enough to turn even the hardiest of tum tum's .... Over to you guys because I am sure that there are a few who have had some interesting grub from around the world

Well I'm from the land of tripe, black puddings and cowheels ! Laughing

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Subject: Re: Good old roast 22/6/2012, 19:45

pete26 wrote:

"john boy" wrote:: A delicacy in some parts of the world I'm sure and very tasty I believe !!! So what other tasty delicacies are out there that are enough to turn even the hardiest of tum tum's .... Over to you guys because I am sure that there are a few who have had some interesting grub from around the world

Well I'm from the land of tripe, black puddings and cowheels ! Laughing

Yes to the blackpud as for tripe and cowheels Thats a no no lol!

Guest

I don`t like the look of that black? pudding.

This is a bit better

Thank god for statins. Laughing

Subject: Re: Good old roast 22/6/2012, 20:04

Gordon. wrote:: I don`t like the look of that black? pudding.

This is a bit better

Thank god for statins.

I picked a photo of the most awful looking puds to frighten our southern brethren Gordon. Laughing

You can get black puds with or without fat at Bury market you know ? bounce

Subject: Re: Good old roast 22/6/2012, 20:12

That weird, red looking sausage looks like something you find on the motorway after a bad RTA ! alien

Subject: Re: Good old roast 22/6/2012, 20:43

As opposed to a good RTA? Laughing

Guest

Quote :: You can get black puds without fat

Tasteless i should imagine

i`ll keep taking the pills. Laughing

Subject: Re: Good old roast 22/6/2012, 22:22

brum wrote:: That weird, red looking sausage looks like something you find on the motorway after a bad RTA !

Or something it left behind whilst taking evasive action........
Some eat road kill, don't they ?

Guest

Oh dear David...Is this canabalism you have on your CV now??

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 05:29

pete26 wrote:

"john boy" wrote:: A delicacy in some parts of the world I'm sure and very tasty I believe !!! So what other tasty delicacies are out there that are enough to turn even the hardiest of tum tum's .... Over to you guys because I am sure that there are a few who have had some interesting grub from around the world

Well I'm from the land of tripe, black puddings and cowheels ! Laughing

Thats awful!! Rolling Eyes

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 07:48

This was supper at our local vet's club tonight, barbecue back ribs, homemade potato salad and spinach and cheese bake with dinner roll, the obligatory beer, and dessert blueberry buckle crisp with ice cream .. $7.50

Len (Ciphers)

Guest

Now that looks rather tasty..

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 11:05

Gordon. wrote:: Oh dear David...Is this canabalism you have on your CV now??

Long pig ? No, never tried that. Did have a taste of bear once in a spot in Hameln........ a bit on the chewy side I remember. And about the road kill thing, I've heard it told that some have picked up a pheasant which was thumped but not run over. Could be a bit messy if it had to be scraped off the Michelins, though..

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 11:14

[quote="ciphers"]This was supper at our local vet's club tonight,.....[quote].

Guess that's a veterans' club, Len, is it ? Mlght be a bit suspicious about what came from where if it were a meeting of veterinarian surgeons !
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Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 12:48

Bison steak (Buffalo). Can't be beat. Also elk or moose is good to. But bison is on the top of the list for me.

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 16:48

Army, Navy and Airforce Veterans in Canada (ANAVET's), of which for my sins I am now President of Matsqui Unit 315.

Len (Ciphers)

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 17:18

Congratulations Ciphers. This'll definetly had a touch of class to your Unit. cheers

Guest

Congrats Len..

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 17:39

In all my Glory, full of Pomp and Circumstance, or as my wife says 'Piss and Importance'

Len (Ciphers)

Guest

You will do..Is that an RSA pin i see above the vets badge?

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 18:32

That's it Gordon, the new round one .. when I contacted the RSA re attending the Blandford
re-union in 2004 they said I wasn't a member and had to rejoin although I had my original numbered shield type badge issued in 1952 when I joined the Association on a mass divisional sign up on Corps Day. I even used to attend the Regimental Dinners in Southampton after demob, so much for Royal Signals 'communication skills'.

Len (Ciphers)

Guest

I have not seen that one before.I had to get a replacement badge last year,and it was the shield

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 19:43

This is the new one Gordon, about the size of the old two bob bit, my original one is incorporated in a 18" high cross stitched 'Jimmy'.

Len (Ciphers)

and this is the old one in the cross stitch (courtesy of my bride Mavis)

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 19:59

This has got to be the best roast beef lol!

Subject: Re: Good old roast 23/6/2012, 20:22

ciphers wrote:: In all my Glory, full of Pomp and Circumstance, or as my wife says 'Piss and Importance'

Len (Ciphers)

Thats not very nice her telling everyone you can't get it up any more! Back to food, when I were a lad, it was always Sunday dinner but these days people talk about Sunday lunch. It's a snob thing I think?

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