Sadly this is true.Very difficult to get a decent steak and kidney pudding now days. Only found one pub in years that will use kidney. Meat on its own scares many, put in offal and they need resuscitation
I will have your peas
I've never camped in one as I've generally camped in 4 man tents and bigger, but I have helped put a lot of the pop up tents down. There is a knack, and once you've got it, you'll question how you ever struggled. Good luck. If I wasnt a thousand miles away in Devon, I'd offer to help.It was drying out, from a wet 'stormin' but it's one of those pop-up things, it pops up instantly but popping it down takes a 20 stone contortionist with very long arms. I have none of the attributes. But, I'm sure after fish and chips and 2 YouTube videos I'll have the strength and know how to tackle it again
I love liver too if it's still pink and bacon crisped in the microwave. I have a lovely recipe for kidneys in a cooked down, spicy tomato sauce with bell peppers, onions, Tabasco and Worcester sauce, I have it with pasta. Delicious.
Love liver pate and liver sausage, and liver and onion gravy and a crusty white bread
I hated it from my childhood. I think you could sole shoes with what my mum cooked
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I love liver and onion in gravyI hated it from my childhood. I think you could sole shoes with what my mum cooked
It's OK most of the Fish we consume in the UK is not caught in UK waters, mainly France, Also you won't have to worry soon because most Chippy's will have to close because they won't be able to pay there Electric Bills.
Fear not for lizzie haz a plan. She can't tell us what it is. But it is ready to go. And we will all be saved. Huzzah and hurah. Have to wonder how long the pound land thatcher will last. 15 months I reckonIt's OK most of the Fish we consume in the UK is not caught in UK waters, mainly France, Also you won't have to worry soon because most Chippy's will have to close because they won't be able to pay there Electric Bills.
Shorter than that I hope please God
She'll last that long?
Very difficult to get a decent steak and kidney pudding now days. Only found one pub in years that will use kidney. Meat on its own scares many, put in offal and they need resuscitation
I’m going to be a bit controversial here and say it’s a waste of good steak adding kidneys to it. Kidneys are sperm of the devil
That sir was an offal statement.I’m going to be a bit controversial here and say it’s a waste of good steak adding kidneys to it. Kidneys are sperm of the devil
Pfft! You just got no tasteI’m going to be a bit controversial here and say it’s a waste of good steak adding kidneys to it. Kidneys are sperm of the devil
We'll stick to coffee cake then 
This, so thisI’m going to be a bit controversial here and say it’s a waste of good steak adding kidneys to it. Kidneys are sperm of the devil
With wallnuts and that really rich butter cream and strong black coffee fuck is tescos still open?Pfft! You just got no taste
If you ever need a hand finishing one off after a good steak and kidney pie give me a shout.Yes, almost! I prefer my butter cream, mostly icing sugar and extremely coffee flavoured. I make a good one. But only for special occasions, I'd be the size of a house if I ate them often and on my own
DealPfft! You just got no taste
Pfft! You just got no taste
Sounds like we need a gathering for a steak and kidney dinner followed by coffee and walnut cake. (I’ll just fish the kidneys out of my portion and pass them on) All we need is a venue and a date!
Kidneys! Yum! It's even difficult to find a decent snake and pigmy pie. Shop bought ones are usually lacking in gravy but have soggy bottoms. Up until covid there was a pie shop here, charlie would make a pie to order. Sadly he's closed down.Very difficult to get a decent steak and kidney pudding now days. Only found one pub in years that will use kidney. Meat on its own scares many, put in offal and they need resuscitation
Mine usually does. I know noone allergic to nuts, they are just all slightly nuts.
Maybe I need to batch cook and make a few. I love the suet pudding versions too, the 'babies heads' as they were called in't Navy. They microwave well too.
