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  • joybee
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    Ohhh yes! Pork dripping with plenty of brown jelly bits in it from Browns Butchers in Hanley Market !! Can still get it too...... must put some on my shopping list !!

    Eggy bread is bread dipped in beaten egg and fried until golden brown.. it's great.

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  • Gothic
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    Originally posted by Daz View Post
    Does anyone else eat..Eggy Bread?
    I'd never heard of it before, until I watched V for Vendetta at the weekend and now it see/hear it here, wierd!!

    Does anyone remember having bread and dripping?

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  • sixtyten
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    Does anyone else eat..Eggy Bread?

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  • Wozzer
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    I used to have lobby a lot as a kid.Other food I enjoyed was my dad's homemade meat and potato pie.
    My mum used to do me cheese and onion ,grilled on a tin plate when I came home from school for lunch.That's still one of my favourites now.

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  • jaycdam
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    Hi Everyone,
    Just joined this fantastic site......does anyone remember getting drunk on Thunderbird Red or Blue as a young teenager. I was sick for days as a 13 year old trying to join in with the older kids! Foolish child (nothing changes!!)

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  • Moomin Dave...
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    Cold Yorkshire puddings with sugar on..... oh yes!...

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  • PWC1973
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    Like quite a few of you I was brought up on:-

    Lemon curd buttys (I still eat them)
    Luncheon meat (Would'nt eat it now if you payed me)
    Jam buttys
    Banana buttys

    Potato hash (Love it with loads of beetroot and red cabbage)
    Fish fingers
    Homemade chips covered with Oxtail soup with loads of bread to make chip buttys.

    Jelly (Loads of them I don't eat them anymore)
    Instant whip (Still love them)
    Homemade Rice Pudding with a horrible skin on top (Dont eat that anymore)
    I don't think I ate the Rice Pudding back then realy,I know i used to moan when my mum was making it........

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  • Bren41882
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    We grew up on Chef Boyardee, Spegttio's, penutbutter&jelly, hotdogs, my mom's meatloaf and her Shepards pie, hotdogs

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  • pedro
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    I should add that this was a week-end treat at a local restauant or hotel

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  • pedro
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    RP maybe a Scottish thing but a HIgh Tea was/is a main dish ie fish and chips with tea and toast followed by scones and jam followed by cream cakes. Graet when you were young but cant face them now!!!

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  • Guest's Avatar
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    They'd never do it now but my Mum always gave me the jelly from tinned ham to eat - I used to LOVE it. What is it made from? or don't I want to know

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  • Heather74
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    Originally posted by Daz View Post
    Not had any semolina since,but I will.will try it warm next with Jam!
    It's much better warmed up, top tip though Daz not in the can , I loved stirring inthe jam so it went a lovely shade of pink, some how though, dont think pinks your colour

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  • stevef
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    Yeah, what's high tea Pedro?

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  • sixtyten
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    Not had any semolina since,but I will.will try it warm next with Jam!

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  • pedro
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    another thought when I was young you could tell the day of the week by your evening meal as;

    Mondays-left overs from the week-end
    Tuesday-mince and tatties
    Wednesday-Home made soup and pudding
    Thusday-stew and tatties
    Fridays-Fish( and i'm not catholic)
    Saturdays- a high tea if we were lucky
    Sunday- a roast of some sort(chickens were only for Christmas)

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