summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I've recently developed an insatiable craving for Bakewell tarts, 6 for a quid from Birkenhead market. Impossible just to eat one, two minimum.
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Channelling my inner cowboy : pork 'n' beans.
Not one pancake pic?!
Homemade chicken and vegetable soup and a couple of slices of grilled belly pork with bbq seasoning, a little random but really tasty.
Is the market still open? It was on its last legs a couple of years ago when I was last there.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
It's terrible now compared with previous. Wirral Borough Council must be one of the most corrupt and incompetent councils in the country. I remember the old market before it burnt down, was a great place to shop, now it's like a desert with a few oases.
The old market was magical and the masses that went there on a Saturday were outrageous and the atmosphere was terrific, the new market never really hit the previous highs.
The farm shops, fismongers and bakers were great, loved the pork pies and Cheshire cheese from there.
Haven't tried them yet but will be having a few soft vegan chcolate chip cookies with my tea tonight. My condition has heightened my food senses these days; once I get to partake in a dram here and there after I get my transplant, the experience should be sensational. Most Americans don't realise how assaulted their palette gets here, over time. A sip of a Coke (or any fizzy drink for that mattter) just about takes my breath away these days.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Trout, baby potatoes and veg with a dill sauce.
The phrase "'taters and trout!" is a running joke/good luck charm between my uncle and I every time we go on a trout fishing trip.
"Got one...."
"'Taters and trout!"
"Taters and trouuuut!"
Nerds...but one of the best food combo's ever, especailly around a campfire on cold day, steam coming off the plate.
"Taters and trout!"
*points to the heavens*
Bostin brekkie in Spoons yesterday before the match. Bargin for £3.20 plus £2.20 for 2 rounds of toast and unlimited cups of tea.
Six Lidl crackers. Three with Worcestershire sauce and soft cheese, and three with butter and a Marmite.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Roast beef and trimmings. A slice of Victoria sandwich cake.
You can't beat Spoons for a full-English. Our local one is called THE TAILORS CHALK. When we first moved to Sidcup a letter was missing and it read THE TAILORS C ALK. Just another example of South Londoners dropping their aitches.
I've probably said that before.
I made a beef casserole 3 weeks ago, ate half then and froze the rest. Had the second portion today with roast potatoes - absolutely lovely.