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50.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 08:25 pm

Quoting teaschip:

Yes, I'll have the cock a leekie soup and for dessert I'll have the spotted dick, please.



Of some things you just can't get enough, ey lol

51.       Leelu
1746 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 08:28 pm

Quoting teaschip:

Quoting Leelu:

Quoting teaschip:

Quoting Leelu:

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Quoting teaschip:

I don't know about baked beans on toast though.



I don't know about the 'spotted dick' though lol


OMG spotted dick with custard is to DIE for!!!





I can't say I have ever had spotted dick before..

lol lol its a sponge cake basically with raisons cooked in a round can - the kind that canned veggies come in .. and served sliced with custard!!



Leelu you live in the same country as me..Can you see me asking a waiter, by the way do you have spotted dick on the menu tonight. Who in the heck came up with this name?

lol lol lol OMG I believe the waiter/waitress would die on the spot!!! hahahahahaha .. or escort you "from" the restaurant .. lol lol lol

52.       Leelu
1746 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 08:28 pm

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Quoting teaschip:

Yes, I'll have the cock a leekie soup and for dessert I'll have the spotted dick, please.



Of some things you just can't get enough, ey lol

53.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 08:34 pm

Quoting Leelu:

the trifle I grew up with was only served at christmas and contained, lady fingers, sherry, jello with fruit cocktail, custard, whipped cream and 100's and 1000's on top.
Is this the trifle you are referring to?



Yes, Christmas or birthday parties. I never liked the sherry version .. . yuk. Another name for ladies fingers is boudoir biscuits and as a child I used to love eating these out of the packet. My family never used those but swiss roll instead, sliced.

54.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 08:36 pm

Something I loved as a child . . . chopped banana stirred into hot custard . . . yummy.

55.       Leelu
1746 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 08:54 pm

Quoting peacetrain:

Quoting Leelu:

the trifle I grew up with was only served at christmas and contained, lady fingers, sherry, jello with fruit cocktail, custard, whipped cream and 100's and 1000's on top.
Is this the trifle you are referring to?



Yes, Christmas or birthday parties. I never liked the sherry version .. . yuk. Another name for ladies fingers is boudoir biscuits and as a child I used to love eating these out of the packet. My family never used those but swiss roll instead, sliced.

yes you can also use swiss rolls .. I did the same thing .. lol lol ate them straight from the packet. I have not made a swiss roll in forever .. I may have to break down and do that so my daughter who is ecstatic to have dual citizenship due to my still being british can experience it!! hehehe

56.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 08:57 pm

Quoting Leelu:

Quoting teaschip:

Quoting Leelu:

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Quoting teaschip:

I don't know about baked beans on toast though.



I don't know about the 'spotted dick' though lol


OMG spotted dick with custard is to DIE for!!!





I can't say I have ever had spotted dick before..

lol lol its a sponge cake basically with raisons cooked in a round can - the kind that canned veggies come in .. and served sliced with custard!!



Our version was made with suet (there is a vegetarian variety of this too). Oh and that reminds me of jam roly poly and custard!!!! Syrup sponge pudding!!! And dumplings in stew!!!

Oh and now I'm reminded of a parent who came in to school and proceeded to tell her of an argument she had with her latest boyfriend. She divulged a great deal of 'personal' information but she did eventually got around to cooking. She was absolutely furious because the man in question had, as she said "dissed my dumplings".

57.       Leelu
1746 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 09:27 pm

Quoting peacetrain:

Quoting Leelu:

Quoting teaschip:

Quoting Leelu:

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Quoting teaschip:

I don't know about baked beans on toast though.



I don't know about the 'spotted dick' though lol


OMG spotted dick with custard is to DIE for!!!





I can't say I have ever had spotted dick before..

lol lol its a sponge cake basically with raisons cooked in a round can - the kind that canned veggies come in .. and served sliced with custard!!



Our version was made with suet (there is a vegetarian variety of this too). Oh and that reminds me of jam roly poly and custard!!!! Syrup sponge pudding!!! And dumplings in stew!!!

Oh and now I'm reminded of a parent who came in to school and proceeded to tell her of an argument she had with her latest boyfriend. She divulged a great deal of 'personal' information but she did eventually got around to cooking. She was absolutely furious because the man in question had, as she said "dissed my dumplings".

I always remember a desert we had when I was in school in england .. one was a semolina type custard with raspberry jam, and the other was a syrup spone made with lyles golden syrup!! those 2 things are to die for also .. I wish I could find a recipe for the one with raspberry jam .. but alas I have not had any luck!!

58.       lovebug
280 posts
 21 Jun 2008 Sat 06:59 pm

Quoting teaschip:

I will say southern people tend to be some of the nicest folks I have ever met.



This is very true. My sister loved living down south. Of course my sister is a very sweet person herself. So extra sweet, that they would actually say to her, you can't be from up north, you are too sweet!! Me on the other hand, they would not even have to question!!

59.       lovebug
280 posts
 21 Jun 2008 Sat 07:00 pm

Quoting teaschip:

Quoting Leelu:

Quoting teaschip:

And what's with the Brits eating cucumber sandwiches?

OMG I love cucumber sammiches!!! and chip butties!!! mmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmm goood!!!
my british roots are showing again!! lol lol



Oh my! Please explain then these cucumbers sammiches. Do you just slice cucumbers and put them on bread? And what are chip butties?

Ok, I just looked it up. A french fry sandwich? See now that's interesting. I would have never thought to put french fries on a sandwich.




I love cucumber sandwiches too!! I would also take the extra bread from my hamburger and wrap the french fries in it. Yum!!!

60.       Leelu
1746 posts
 22 Jun 2008 Sun 07:03 am

Quoting lovebug:

Quoting teaschip:

Quoting Leelu:

Quoting teaschip:

And what's with the Brits eating cucumber sandwiches?

OMG I love cucumber sammiches!!! and chip butties!!! mmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmm goood!!!
my british roots are showing again!! lol lol



Oh my! Please explain then these cucumbers sammiches. Do you just slice cucumbers and put them on bread? And what are chip butties?

Ok, I just looked it up. A french fry sandwich? See now that's interesting. I would have never thought to put french fries on a sandwich.

I had a cucumber sandwhich today .. lol lol .. I must be going into my second childhood!! lol lol remembering all these things from then and now wanting to eat them .. maybe I need to go visit england to get a taste again .. hehehehe


I love cucumber sandwiches too!! I would also take the extra bread from my hamburger and wrap the french fries in it. Yum!!!

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