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 Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 12:42 pm
Has anyone out there actually ever tried a Triple Fried Egg Chili Chutney Sandwich? Definitely an acquired taste! There'a s great site where I found a lot of recipes from the series. http://p.webring.com/hub?ring=hollyhop
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Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 3:10 pm
I've REALLY gotta try that!
Actually, you've given me an idea for a thread... perhaps people can post recipes they have or have made up? I can make little RD biscuits.......... sweatdrop That's only if people like that idea though...
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Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 3:29 pm
starlit_jewel I've REALLY gotta try that! Actually, you've given me an idea for a thread... perhaps people can post recipes they have or have made up? I can make little RD biscuits.......... sweatdrop That's only if people like that idea though... Sounds like fun!
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Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 4:09 pm
starlit_jewel I've REALLY gotta try that! Actually, you've given me an idea for a thread... perhaps people can post recipes they have or have made up? I can make little RD biscuits.......... sweatdrop That's only if people like that idea though... Yeah. That does sound great. I already posted a recipy as well on one of the above sticky threads. mrgreen
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Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 5:07 am
course i have
stoner+dwarfer= egg and chilli down yer chin mrgreen
best recipe to come from the man who gave us beer milkshakes is the banana and crisps sandwich stolen from adolf. i have used that recipe many times and that (and its brother the marmite, banana and crisp sandwich) is now a faovourite round this end.
havnt had a triple in a looong time, but used to have doubles from time to time. ran out of chutney once and brown sauce so used oyster sauce and chilli. rank
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 4:32 am
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 9:30 am
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Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 4:06 am
evabh Help yourself- name it whatever you like! I'm going to try these biscuits- they sound great. biggrin Okey dokey, cheers for that! wink Lol, thanks! They ARE really nice, honest! 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2005 9:59 am
butsnifs late night ransnacks:
banana and crips!
(inspired by adolf hitler)
white bread
margarine
as much marmite as you think you can take
ready salted crisps it has to be ready salted
1 fresh banana (sliced)
put em together and what have you got? you should see for yourself
fried onion sandwich
fried onions in olive oil
this time it don't matter what bread
...when your in deep space and there's really nothing else, its alright.
curried eggs
eggs
curry powder amongst other things you can find
onions & garlic and mushrooms if your being flash
milk
salt and pepper
toast
well it's scrambled eggs but you fry the onions and garlic first, adding whatever ingredients you see fit whilst scrambling. it should look a nice yellow colour from the curry powder and smell good.
with toast and beans it reigns supreme. esp with chilli sauce in the beans. oh and fried tomatoes
stoner fish curry
1 tin mackerel or pilchards
tin of tomatoes
tom puree (or ketchup)
chopped chillies
all the ingredients in the cupboard you think will go with it
in particular, cumin, chilli or curry powder
garlic onions and whatever veg fried up in a wok or no veg for proper fishiness. i sometimes put in kidney beans.
add the pilchards, powders and toms
boil away till it looks and tastes done, and really spicy. you can add milk or cocunut milk if your feeling really brave and up for new sensations. it kind of creams it up with the tomatoes. but its completley different without milk and still proper good. have with rice and yoghurt cos the curry should be bright red and super hot.
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Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 2:00 pm
Regarding the banana and crisps:
Was it really inspired by Adolf Hitler, and
What is marmite? I'm from the States- is it something I'd know by another name? If not, please describe. I'd like to try this.
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Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2005 4:09 pm
its inspired by adolf hitler because dave nicks adolfs banana and crisps sandwich on timeslides. marmite is an addition but its cool without. if you dont get marmite, you might get vegemite. its yeast extract and comes in a jar. 
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Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 7:56 am
butsnif butsnifs late night ransnacks:banana and crips!(inspired by adolf hitler) white bread margarine as much marmite as you think you can take ready salted crisps it has to be ready salted 1 fresh banana (sliced)
put em together and what have you got? you should see for yourselffried onion sandwichfried onions in olive oil this time it don't matter what bread ...when your in deep space and there's really nothing else, its alright.curried eggseggs curry powder amongst other things you can find onions & garlic and mushrooms if your being flash milk salt and pepper toast well it's scrambled eggs but you fry the onions and garlic first, adding whatever ingredients you see fit whilst scrambling. it should look a nice yellow colour from the curry powder and smell good.
with toast and beans it reigns supreme. esp with chilli sauce in the beans. oh and fried tomatoes
stoner fish curry1 tin mackerel or pilchards tin of tomatoes tom puree (or ketchup) chopped chillies all the ingredients in the cupboard you think will go with it in particular, cumin, chilli or curry powder garlic onions and whatever veg fried up in a wok or no veg for proper fishiness. i sometimes put in kidney beans. add the pilchards, powders and toms
boil away till it looks and tastes done, and really spicy. you can add milk or cocunut milk if your feeling really brave and up for new sensations. it kind of creams it up with the tomatoes. but its completley different without milk and still proper good. have with rice and yoghurt cos the curry should be bright red and super hot. He he he, when I go to uni in a few years I'm SO gonna make all my roomies eat those... twisted Though I might use a different type of fish in the curry... sweatdrop I can't stand mackeral or pilchards... xp Nice recipes! wink
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Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2005 3:46 am
cool wink
if you don't use tinned fish remember to cook it prioir to adding it. tuna would work i spose... i think it would ming personally mrgreen
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Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2006 10:03 am
I wouldn't say it was an aquired taste - I tried the sandwiche and loved it immediately.
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Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2006 5:37 pm
butsnif cool wink if you don't use tinned fish remember to cook it prioir to adding it. tuna would work i spose... i think it would ming personally mrgreen He he, I'll give it a go with tuna then... 3nodding wink
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