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

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On Thu, 24 Nov 2005, Rev Simon Rumble wrote:

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> Bad form replying to myself, but want to point out that traditional mince
> pies contained meat AND fruit.  So perhaps the aversion to sweet and
> savoury is a new thing for the British palate?

however you cant tell theres meat since it overpowered by all the fruit 
and sugar and brandy you add.
the recipe i used last year called for 1/2 a pound of steak comapre dto 
about 5 pounds of fruit and sugar

-- 
Bob Walker
http://www.randomness.org.uk/
Very few things dont taste good once deep fried.

• [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
    • candace 13:54 on 23 Nov 2005
      yes, i grew up with it, and the key words here are "Jimmy Dean".
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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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    • [london.food] organic box scheme candace 15:09 on 24 Nov 2005
      recently, we signed up for deliveries from UK5 Organics, who run a box
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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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