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Old 07-13-2009, 06:04 PM   #217
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Originally Posted by Peverel View Post
Totally yummy and a personal favorite - Darn this diet to hell and back!!!!!
simultaneously frustrated and relieved that i will probably never have enough stale bread for a pudding. trying to lose a kilo or two.

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Forgot about that! Mashed spuds and cabbage

Sausage cooked in a Yorkshire Pudding - you add the sausage to the batter (it's more like pancake batter than deep frying batter) and bake - the Yorkshire Pudding rises all around the sausages, and you then fill it with gravy (in my case, I use Cauldron foods tofu sausages and onion gravy )
see, this is why britain has the reputaion for eating odd things ! although i admit i'm intrigued by these dishes, mainly because of their unutterably silly names. it makes me want to spend a few days in the uk eating outlandishly named food, for the sociological value, and to be able to say i have.

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I never eat the glazed cherry - I pick it off! (Really don't like the things.)
me too !

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It's more filling than a pain au raisin (which I also like, so long as it hasn't been over-glazed - some UK bakers seem to smother the things in apricot glaze to the point there's more glaze than pastry)
apricot glaze ?? pain aux raisins : i'm pretty sure yer doing it wrong ! (it should be crème pattissière !)

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