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What is it?
Sausage and bacon
Cheese
Hot beef and gravy
Egg mayo
Chicken salad
other - please state
What filling then?
I know i know i know, this is along the same lines of cutting ya butties.... but since u have need to cut them, u must put something in them
What is it?
Last edited by lynni; 15-06-2004 at 05:00 PM.
South Barrule from Cringle Plantation (with a Landy)
butties you say... must be sausage, chip and bacon
well im nothern, so everything is a butty....
South Barrule from Cringle Plantation (with a Landy
I know this is gonna sound really rank, but don't knock it until you have tried it
Cornedbeef
jam - of your choice
pringles
Works best if done as a triple decker sarnie.
Like I said, it sounds rank, but it tastes bloody fantastic.............well to me anyway
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There is a large difference between a butty and a sandwich. A butty -> comes in a bun. A sandwich -> slices of bread.
I get my butties from guy in the market on Wednesdays, bacon they normally are, as he knows me nad my mates normally get free onions/extra bits of bacon.
In sandwichs i will eat just about anything. The only bad thing i have had is some cold roast potates, left over from christmas i think. They were not very tasty....bit bitter actually....:S
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your right, that does sound rank, yet i strangely want to prove to myself that it isnt....
/me goes to buy corned beef....
Bacon, sausage, egg, black pudding and mushrooms, topped with red and brown sauce.
Alternatively, for a light snack, Black pudding with salad cream
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm hungry now.
I know there is a difference, its just me and the way i speakOriginally Posted by blockers
South Barrule from Cringle Plantation (with a Landy
If a butty, then a warmed ciabatta, spread one side with dijon mustard. Good quality steak, some lamb lettuce, rocket, fresh coriander and endive.
Sarnie has to be Stilton and marmalade
I couldn't really decide what to vote for, but then I thought that I really like some salami and cheese, like mozarella..so I voted: Other, but hm..chicken salad is nice too
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oooh food
My fave sandwich I like to eat before work is a bacon, sausage and cheese (melted) barm with mushrooms and of course BROWN sauce ...
grrr... I'm hungry now - guess what I'll have to eat tonight
that actually sounds really niceoooh food
My fave sandwich I like to eat before work is a bacon, sausage and cheese (melted) barm with mushrooms and of course BROWN sauce ...
grrr... I'm hungry now - guess what I'll have to eat tonight
South Barrule from Cringle Plantation (with a Landy
Doh! How did I forget me own fillingthat actually sounds really nice
Cook off bacon (Allow to cool thoroughly!). Chop to preferred chunkiness. Mix 50/50 with a GOOD grated cheddar. Now introduce mayonaise until you have enough to bind the cheese and bacon. Then to add flavour and colour, bout 1/2 teaspoon paprika, 1/4 teaspoon Cayenne Pepper. (These quantitys are for around 8 rashers of good non shrinking back bacon - obviously adjust spices to taste).
Mmmm... Must find fooood
Last edited by Rob; 15-06-2004 at 05:53 PM.
Has to be hot smoked bacon rashers, lettuce, cucumber and some mayonaise in a chunky brown sandwich.
Top Slice of Bread (lightly toasted and buttered)
Brown Sauce
Thinly sliced black pudding
Four Fried eggs
Middle Slice of Bread (lightly toasted & buttered)
Iceberg Lettuce
Tomato Sauce
Lightly grilled tomatoes
Oak smoked bacon
Bottom Slice of Bread (lightly toasted and buttered)
I tend to use a whole freshly baked small loaf of italian style bread (approx 10' x 10' x 3': l x w x h)
Feeds three / four normal humans for breakfast or me
Last edited by Auran; 16-06-2004 at 09:08 AM.
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