Capers in a fish pie, what say you?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

I'm asll for it. I add a few peas as well, so when you get a bit of green on your forkful there's an element of anticipation and surprise.

[Berni]

Seriously, though, chickpea chips. :nod:

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

You can poke your chickpea chips up your hole.

What part of 'Chickpeas make me **** like a goose' do you not get?

[Snin]

f**king hate fish in a pie

grill it or f**k it imo

[Chief Arrowhead]

ever had a jellied eel? How about spotted dick?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Have you ever tried our fine traditional foodstuffs, Chief?

[Classic Jorge]

[Classic Jorge]

Also, no to fish pie, whilst we're on the subject.

It's not even a pie ffs

[Jake]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

What the f**k do you live on, coal and water?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Berni]

Spotted dick was commonly given to us as schoolchildren.

I'll bet you've never had a steak and kidney pudding, have you, Chief? A wondrous thing, reeking savourously of tangy, urinous organ meat :eat:

[Berni]

include England)' schtick with the fact that you eat like the most sheltered of Little Englanders?

[Berni]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

What's wrong with a chip?

[Jake]

You're your own worst nightmare b.

[Classic Jorge]

If you don't count the heavy irish influence, that is

[Chief Arrowhead]

Haggis, shepherd's pie, English biscuits. Tea, of course. Other than the haggis, which I was cornered into, I have not been that adventurous -- although I would have no idea where to find a jellied eel.

[Classic Jorge]

Even better since I bought the kitchen aid for 'er indoors.

Seriously though, I bet the fish pie doesn't even have pastry. And it's not a pie if it has a pastry lid either, before you try and pull that old trick.

[Berni]

[Chief Arrowhead]

I had some type of pudding doing a full English, but I think that's blood pudding.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

I don't think we have anything as adventurous as bacon with syrup, to be honest.

[Classic Jorge]

I dunno, you can't buy a Haggis but you can buy an AR15 Assault rifle.

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

You don't eat fish, you eat your meat carbonised and you'll have no truck with anything that requires a moment of effort or consideration.

You're a culinary monster.

[Berni]

This is a steak and kidney pudding, Chief. Genuinely a marvellous thing. Suet pastry, steamed with the meat inside for several hours until all is delicious and tender and flavoursome.

Just try and ignore the fact that the picture makes it look like the back of JFK's head, though.

http://s3.amazonaws.com/assets.bakinginspiration.com/recipes/large/MCD00090_500x356.jpg?1290523735

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

You deserve locking up mate.

[Berni]

[redgunamo]

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

I got some in Fortnum's last week :cloud9:

[redgunamo]

Foul creatures.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

The food of kings, both of them.

[Berni]

revelation. However, boil anything for hours and then preserve it in jelly and it's likely to be disgusting, I guess.

[Chief Arrowhead]

I participated for a few years. Post-event, after copious amounts of beer, one bloke brought out a haggis. It was homemade. Not really all that bad, tbh.

[Chief Arrowhead]

[Classic Jorge]

[Classic Jorge]

I dunno, when you spell it out like that it sort of sounds unappetising.

[Chief Arrowhead]

[Classic Jorge]

My other half fills em with stew :eat:

Not easy to cook properly though, get yourself on it next time you're here

[Chief Arrowhead]

couldn't find Yorkcestershire. I found Worcester pudding, but I assume that would be heresy.

http://www.food.com/recipe/gordon-ramsays-yorkshire-pudding- 424498 (http://www.food.com/recipe/gordon-ramsays-yorkshire-pudding-424498)

[Chief Arrowhead]

we just finished the tug of war .... covered in mud.

Drank about 4 pints quickly, then out came the haggis.

A jellied eel would probably have tasted all right. Maybe.

[Classic Jorge]

[redgunamo]

http://static.weltsport.net/bilder/spieler/gross/27443.jpg