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

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On Thu, Nov 24, 2005 at 01:10:23PM +0000, Rev Simon Rumble wrote:

>Not just Americans.  Us Aussies think the stuff you put on jacket
>potatoes are just plain odd.  Beans even more so as you're putting
>something starchy on something starchy.

...and thus was the Empire forged. :-)

>Now if you want a nice topping for a baked spud, what's wrong with sour
>cream and chives?

Personally I'm inclined just to use butter. If the potato isn't good
enough to be interesting like that, why eat it?

Food is fuel. As a rule of thumb, the more it's mucked about with the
less I'm going to be interested in it.

R

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  • [london.food] [ ADMIN ] outage Simon Wistow 10:21 on 23 Nov 2005
    Kanga, the box that hosts london.food blew up about a month ago but is
    • Re: [london.food] Denny's Sausages (was: [ ADMIN ] outage) Nigel Rantor 12:04 on 23 Nov 2005
      I hadn't stopped talking, people simply appeared to stop
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    • RE: [london.food] [ ADMIN ] outage Russell Joanne (ST) 10:12 on 24 Nov 2005
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    • Bob Walker 10:26 on 24 Nov 2005
      however you cant tell theres meat since it overpowered by all the fruit
  • Roger Burton West 13:43 on 24 Nov 2005
    ...and thus was the Empire forged. :-)
    • David Turner 13:49 on 24 Nov 2005
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  • Adam Auden 17:36 on 24 Nov 2005
    At which point you can probably peel them with The Very Power Of Your

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