Re: [london.food] Denny's Sausages (was: [ ADMIN ] outage)

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From: Rev Simon Rumble
Subject: Re: [london.food] Denny's Sausages (was: [ ADMIN ] outage)
Date: 10:08 on 24 Nov 2005

On 24/11/2005, "Simon Batistoni" <simon@xxxxxxxx.xxx> wrote:

>I was brought up always eating meals which were "savoury main course,
>followed by sweet stuff". I just can't bring myself to alternate
>mouthfuls of steak with pieces of melon and grapes.

Tend to agree, but have you ever had one of those melon and prosciutto
salads?  Surprisingly tasty.

What's more, most fruits taste more intense with salt.

There's stuff above here

Simon Batistoni 19:29 on 23 Nov 2005
This underscores a weird difference between American and
- Rev Simon Rumble 10:08 on 24 Nov 2005
  Tend to agree, but have you ever had one of those melon and prosciutto
  - Rev Simon Rumble 10:15 on 24 Nov 2005
    Bad form replying to myself, but want to point out that traditional mince
  - David Cantrell 14:32 on 24 Nov 2005
    So does almost everything. Which is why so many people smother their
- candace 12:22 on 24 Nov 2005
  americans are weirded out by having BEANS with breakfast. or on toast. or
  - Rev Simon Rumble 13:10 on 24 Nov 2005
    Not just Americans. Us Aussies think the stuff you put on jacket
  - Re: [london.food] Denny's Sausages (was: [ ADMIN ] outage) David Cantrell 14:51 on 24 Nov 2005
    If it's any consolation, fried tomatoes really freak the Germans out

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