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PORK PIE AND MUSHY PEAS - IT'S A BONFIRE NIGHT CLASSIC, RIGHT?

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By Sat 07-Nov-09 20:00:36 Add message | Report | Contact poster
SOME MNers who shall remain nameless are boaking at the thought

weirdos
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 09-Nov-09 08:18:33
Another northern voice saying 'no' to pork pie and mushy peas. Meat n tater yes, pork pie, no. My Nan always made blue toffee apples for bonfire night <random>
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 09-Nov-09 08:15:08
I remember that thread mo <boak>
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Nov-09 16:56:00
Always pie n peas since I was a little girl. Parkin and bonfire toffee too for afters.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Nov-09 16:55:39
Yuckahoola!!! That's just wrong.

But then I started a thread once about cold meat, mash and pickle and folk thought I was odd!

Must be a Northern thing, that one. Cold meat and mash on Boxing Day is a must in Sarf London! grin
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Nov-09 16:52:45
baked potatoes and hot dogs, as any fule kno
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Nov-09 16:51:58
I have never been offered pork pie and mushy peas. Not on bonfire night, not on any night.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Nov-09 16:47:28
Yum!
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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Nov-09 16:21:20
I heated the pies for 20 mins at180
mushy peas

vinegary mint sauce

I had the peas, mint sauce and a cheese & onion roll grin and a baked spud <full>
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