Food and Drink

I have to admit it's not that high on my to do list !!

Pete wrote:

Roger H wrote:

I'm feeling very left out here !!

When do Macc play Barnet in Macc? I'll go for a beer with you!

you said you'd go for a beer with Roger....I said me too!

Roger H wrote:

I have to admit it's not that high on my to do list !!

That's ok. No offence taken. I'm sure there will be something Kiss related in the future...

It's official actually! The Falcons are Number One in the NFC South!! !! !! Number One!! !! !! WHODAT in third?

Frethead wrote:

It's official actually! The Falcons are Number One in the NFC South!! !! !! Number One!! !! !! WHODAT in third?

The Saints by any chance ???

Roger H wrote:

Frethead wrote:

It's official actually! The Falcons are Number One in the NFC South!! !! !! Number One!! !! !! WHODAT in third?

The Saints by any chance ???

Can't slip even one by you, Sir Roger! I guess the Saints are actually tied for second with the Buccaneers, now. I didn't think about that . . . The Falcons are tied with the NY Giants for the best record in the league. It's a beautiful thing!

Chrissy wrote:

thats been the threat....He thinks i'll like it...we'll see....

Adam Pete says you need to take me to dinner.....

Works for me!!!!!

Time and place?

I'll work on the time but how about Poppies?

Chrissy wrote:

I'll work on the time but how about Poppies?

Poppies works for me...it was fun there.

Quaint and surprisingly good food.

question for all....Name about 5 foods you have had from other countries that you just loved.....

Chrissy wrote:

question for all....Name about 5 foods you have had from other countries that you just loved.....

Denmark - Black Bread Open Top Sandwiches
Germany - Sausages, Schnitzel, Strudel
USA - Pastrami on Pumpernickel Bagel.

Chrissy wrote:

question for all....Name about 5 foods you have had from other countries that you just loved.....

Hungary--------palacsinta teszta hushoz ( savoury pancakes )
U.S/Canada--------------Footlong Chilii Dogs ( 1st port of call when going to a gig, Baseball or Hockey match. After the bar and the merch. stall of course )
Greece---------------Kleftiko

pumpernickel!!!!! doesn't sound very American but what the heck!

I should have said that you didnt have to visit the country...Just tried the food...


El Salvadorian--Papusas very thick hand made tortillas grilled , filled with tons of cheese
Mexican--Enchilladas..great red chili sauce over tortillas filled with chicken,cheese and green chilis
Greek--Spanakopita phillo dough filled with spinach and feta cheese
English-- the list is long....fish and chips, scones with clotted cream, crumpets, .............
Italian--Gnocchi potatoe dumplings covered in meat sauce and parmessan

Chrissy wrote:

pumpernickel!!!!! doesn't sound very American but what the heck!

I should have said that you didnt have to visit the country...Just tried the food...


El Salvadorian--Papusas very thick hand made tortillas grilled , filled with tons of cheese
Mexican--Enchilladas..great red chili sauce over tortillas filled with chicken,cheese and green chilis
Greek--Spanakopita phillo dough filled with spinach and feta cheese
English-- the list is long....fish and chips, scones with clotted cream, crumpets, .............
Italian--Gnocchi potatoe dumplings covered in meat sauce and parmessan

Oh right!! The list is endless then!!

there is some wonderful food out there....

I felt I should add that wrinkle because a lot of people have met others from other countries and had the opportunity to try amazing food..Growing up in California I was raised in a primarily mexican area..I learned how to cook real Mexican food and its amazing.....

Chrissy wrote:

there is some wonderful food out there....

I felt I should add that wrinkle because a lot of people have met others from other countries and had the opportunity to try amazing food..Growing up in California I was raised in a primarily mexican area..I learned how to cook real Mexican food and its amazing.....

Yes, it is. I once once to Mexico on a night out. The food and drink was superb. Far superior to anything here that is called 'Mexican'. Same with the Jambalya I had in Noo Awlins. Never had it better anywhere else.

Pete wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

pumpernickel!!!!! doesn't sound very American but what the heck!

I should have said that you didnt have to visit the country...Just tried the food...


El Salvadorian--Papusas very thick hand made tortillas grilled , filled with tons of cheese
Mexican--Enchilladas..great red chili sauce over tortillas filled with chicken,cheese and green chilis
Greek--Spanakopita phillo dough filled with spinach and feta cheese
English-- the list is long....fish and chips, scones with clotted cream, crumpets, .............
Italian--Gnocchi potatoe dumplings covered in meat sauce and parmessan

Oh right!! The list is endless then!!

Absolutely, nearly everything I eat is not from English cuisine.

I was born and raised in the Southeast, on Southern Cooking. My father-in-law is a Mexican-born chef ( retired), who owned and ran a German restaurant in the "Rhine Valley of the Midwest," Hermann, Missouri. Julie's an excellent cook with an obvious Mexican Cooking base reference. I've gained a hundred pounds since we moved-in together. No kidding. Leftovers FN rule, in this house ! ! !

Germany - the sausages!!!!
Mexican - enchilads
Italy - PIZZA!!!!!
Jamaica - Jerk Chicken...yum!
Indian - curries...slurp!!!

Roysters Bubbled Chips !!!

Roger H wrote:

Roysters Bubbled Chips !!!

Sounds like a Sexual Disease!

Well there is T-Bone Steak flavour.

Fish Finger butties with a cheese slice & some tartar sauce...

Yuk !!! Tea and Toothpaste do not go well together !!

Roger H wrote:

Yuk !!! Tea and Toothpaste do not go well together !!

Fool!