Sausage, Mash, and?

[roydo]

Need help deciding.

Mrs R is out, so cooking for one. Having the above, but stuck.

Sausage mash and beans, (baked), all creamy and buttery, with tomato sauce.

Or, sausage mash peas and onion gravy? Mop the gravy up with bread.

Torn.

Please help.

 

[marnie]

Peas and onion gravy bread ... no brainer.

 

[hibbo'sclass]

Chinese.

Sorted.

Close thread.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

Did he just say 'tommy' sauce?

 

[GrandOldTeam]

He did didn't he?

This is why nobody takes GrandOldTeam moderators seriously.

 

[LEONARD]

Deffo, baked beans, and a shake of black pepper over the mash.

 

[roydo]

He did didn't he?

This is why nobody takes GrandOldTeam moderators seriously.

I am dreadful at spelling.

Think I luckily got it right in the OP, but didnt want to push my luck.

 

[tadao]

2 options missed out -

1. Beans, mixed in with the mash.
2. Sausage, mash and normal gravy without peas.

 

[BlueLlama]

The lack of mustard here is disturbing. If you've voted beans and ketchup I'll assume you haven't hit puberty yet

 

[roydo]

2 options missed out -

1. Beans, mixed it in with the mash.
2. Sausage, mash and normal gravy without peas.

Well the beans do get all mixed with the mash, with some cheese as well. And yeah, not that arsed about peas, but gives some taste to the gravy.

 

[roydo]

2 options missed out -

1. Beans, mixed in with the mash.
2. Sausage, mash and normal gravy without peas.

Creamy mash too.

 

[roydo]

The lack of mustard here is disturbing. If you've voted beans and ketchup I'll assume you haven't hit puberty yet

MUSTARD????

Devils sauce that stuff.

 

[mezzrow]

Tommy sauce.

@tommye sauce.

The power of a single letter of the alphabet. Kneel before it and hope, just hope, you are worthy.

I just went with the field peas to go with the fried chicken and mac and cheese an hour ago, so I guess it's beans then. If logic, reason, and consistency are your guides, that's the way to go.

 

[COYBL25]

MUSTARD????

Devils sauce that stuff.

Essential

 

[roydo]

If logic, reason, and consistency are your guides, that's the way to go.

Rarely apply neither of them to anything I do, unfortunately.