To the Brits...

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Just realised I was cooking with a person who was born in the 19th century.

My favourite Spanish dish for lunch is Frito Mallorquin, so long as it's made with a range lambs offal.
There's a great wee restaurant up a side street in Peurto Pollensa called C'an Ferra run by a local family and the Mama makes the best ever.

 

[Huw63]

Barbarians.

No a barabrian is a person who eats horses in my opinion. Offal and organs are good to eat

 

[DEL]

Barbarians.

I'd eat them as well ........... with fava beans and a nice Chianti.

 

[peedee]

Now we're taling - I love tongue and tripe(not together though). Another wonderful dish I ate in spain is sheep's stomach chopped up and cooked with herns and spring onions - delicious.

Nearly haggis that me owld tater.
Tried tripe, thought it was kack.

I prefer braised liver and onions with mash and carrots yum.

P

 

[mick3272]

Ox Tongue.
Nearest I get is the is the Cold meat platter.
Tongue pie and the Cold shoulder
Mick

 

[mick3272]

No a barabrian is a person who eats horses in my opinion. Offal and organs are good to eat

Nothing wrong with a dobbin steak dont know why we dont have it in the butchers over here.
Mick

 

[DEL]

Nearly haggis that me owld tater.
Tried tripe, thought it was kack.

I prefer braised liver and onions with mash and carrots yum.

P

Lightweight

 

[billyturnip]

There used to be a butchers in Darlington market that sold the different types. Might pop over when I'm at S&L

If it's the same one I'm thinking of in the Market Hall they're still there, they do a right good pork pie too.

 

[mick3272]

In the late 80s I had to go up to Sheffield on a job. On the way back to the station my local contact asked if I liked Pork.
He then took me to Quote. "The best Pork butchers in Yorkshire & the Pork pie's were out of this world, and the award winning sausages are to die for."
Well Yours purchased two pies for the train journey home. and a pack of sausages for use at home. ( Have to treat Mrs B when you go away)
Got settled on the train and took a bite from the pie. It along with its twin brother went straight out the window.
As for the sausages cooked them that night, not even the dog would eat them.
No accounting for taste.
Mick

 

[peedee]

Lightweight

Yep, mind you it was cold, with vinegar, in Wigan.

Pp

 

[DEL]

Yep, mind you it was cold, with vinegar, in Wigan.

Pp

Northern Soul Food

 

[peedee]

That explains it oh wise one.
I hate soul music its utter tripe.

There's only so many times you can pretend to like the music to get the girl...(every time actually).

P

 

[mick3272]

That explains it oh wise one.
I hate soul music its utter tripe.

There's only so many times you can pretend to like the music to get the girl...(every time actually).

P

There aint that many girls would like the 1812 as it helps get you in the mood.................

For painting your Napoleonic figs.

Nuff said

 

[billyturnip]

In the late 80s I had to go up to Sheffield on a job. On the way back to the station my local contact asked if I liked Pork.
He then took me to Quote. "The best Pork butchers in Yorkshire & the Pork pie's were out of this world, and the award winning sausages are to die for."
Well Yours purchased two pies for the train journey home. and a pack of sausages for use at home. ( Have to treat Mrs B when you go away)
Got settled on the train and took a bite from the pie. It along with its twin brother went straight out the window.
As for the sausages cooked them that night, not even the dog would eat them.
No accounting for taste.
Mick

As an affeciendo of the Growler (pork pies) in my opinion the best are from,

Cockburn's, Bedale http://www.cockburnsbutchers.co.uk/
Beavers, Masham http://www.beaversbutchers.com/#home
Kitson's, Northallerton http://www.johnpenny.co.uk/posts/b-...on-stockton-on-tees-and-hutton-rudby-109.html
Appleton's Ripon Problem with their website, must be too busy making delicious pies.

Nope, none in Sheffield.

The coincidence between Growler and Beavers is purely coincidental and another quirk of the English language.

 

[mick3272]

As an affeciendo of the Growler (pork pies) in my opinion the best are from,

Cockburn's, Bedale http://www.cockburnsbutchers.co.uk/
Beavers, Masham http://www.beaversbutchers.com/#home
Kitson's, Northallerton http://www.johnpenny.co.uk/posts/b-...on-stockton-on-tees-and-hutton-rudby-109.html
Appleton's Ripon Problem with their website, must be too busy making delicious pies.

Nope, none in Sheffield.

The coincidence between Growler and Beavers is purely coincidental and another quirk of the English language.

Not surprised no trace in Sheffield if that was the quality in I would say off the top of my head 1989
They should be out of business shortly after or prosecuted under the trade description act.
Stayed in Northallerton in the Attlee Arms went to a wedding.


Had some nice Black pudding from Bury Market but that's Lancashire
Mick

 

[billyturnip]

Not surprised no trace in Sheffield if that was the quality in I would say off the top of my head 1989
They should be out of business shortly after or prosecuted under the trade description act.
Stayed in Northallerton in the Attlee Arms went to a wedding.


Had some nice Black pudding from Bury Market but that's Lancashire
Mick

Attlee Arms, Northallerton, are you sure Mick, I've never heard of it.

It pains me to say it but they do some good grub in Lancashire.... all I can think is that Yorkshire folk showed 'em how to do it.

 

[mick3272]

Attlee Arms, Northallerton, are you sure Mick, I've never heard of it.

It pains me to say it but they do some good grub in Lancashire.... all I can think is that Yorkshire folk showed 'em how to do it.

You have me worried I attended a wedding in 1980 I got the train to Darlington picked up by tractor and cart and driven to the Family farm at Northallerton Which I have managed to locate. The wedding was held in an old church that appeared to be in the middle of a field as I got covered in sheep **** getting to it.
Had wedding breakfast in village hall, and B&B in the local pub, I actually stayed in the land ladies daughters room as all guest rooms were taken for the wedding.(Daughter not there at the time. Always said it was the attlee arms so god knows just tried to find it and can't.
Confused from Folkestone.

 

[billyturnip]

You have me worried I attended a wedding in 1980 I got the train to Darlington picked up by tractor and cart and driven to the Family farm at Northallerton Which I have managed to locate. The wedding was held in an old church that appeared to be in the middle of a field as I got covered in sheep **** getting to it.
Had wedding breakfast in village hall, and B&B in the local pub, I actually stayed in the land ladies daughters room as all guest rooms were taken for the wedding.(Daughter not there at the time. Always said it was the attlee arms so god knows just tried to find it and can't.
Confused from Folkestone.

What was the name of the village or the farm that might help Mick?

 

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MIDWICH

 

[billyturnip]

It might well have been.