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When my gran was younger she lived and worked in Windsor Castle ..........
She took the recipie for xmas pud away with her and only released it as part of her last will and testiment..
She took the recipie for xmas pud away with her and only released it as part of her last will and testiment..
Sex God
Quote by varca
well as the youngest person here i have the benefit of having most of the things i ate as a child still available :P
Thanks Drew, you really know how to make a gal feel old
:rotflmao: 
your always welcome xxx :P and your not old x
There isn't a great deal of good memories of meals my mother made, bless her. Money was tight and we used to get the same meal two days running no matter how horrible it was!..
However, what I do remember are "high teas"... Sundays were an all day eating fest, sunday lunch then by tea time it was either salad or butties with an assortment of home made cakes/scones/pastries dotted all over. If I put a spread on like that for my family they would turn green!
However, what I do remember are "high teas"... Sundays were an all day eating fest, sunday lunch then by tea time it was either salad or butties with an assortment of home made cakes/scones/pastries dotted all over. If I put a spread on like that for my family they would turn green!
Quote by anais
I have just had a paste sandwich with some pickled onions on the side for my dinner. YUK i hear you shout, but i just really fancied it. I used to eat it all the time when i was young, sitting at home with my mum watching cockleshell bay, after coming home from morning nursery ( and yes i can remember that far back)Its funny how certain foods remind you of things/people/places.
Which foods bring back memories for you?
Kangaroo (sorry all you skippy lovers) .... lovely meal, great bunch of people and beautiful weather......ahhhhhhhh it was great!!
ahh monday night was skippy night at my hostel when i was traverlling around Aus mmmm tasty i can picture every room.
my ex husband driving me to skinningrove for fish n chips cos he thought they were the best anywhere.
home made chicken chow mein was a friday night, mam cooked it for me my hubby my dad and uncle for us coming back from playing badminton
ooh and i used to eat red sauce sarnies all the time
Earthy xx
home made chicken chow mein was a friday night, mam cooked it for me my hubby my dad and uncle for us coming back from playing badminton
ooh and i used to eat red sauce sarnies all the time
Earthy xx
Sex God
I remember having milk at playtime at infant school, that was the early 90's...when did they stop that?
Sex God
Scraping cake mix out of the mixing blow, that does take me back.
We were talking about school dinners as we remember them at work last week. Semolina with the fluorescent pink sauce, tapioca etc and progressed on to the puddings we used to love... pineapple upside down cake, homemade rice pudding and fighting over the crispy skin on it, spotted dick and bread and butter pudding.
There's no wonder I'm no-where near a size zero is there? :giggle:
There's no wonder I'm no-where near a size zero is there? :giggle:
God this SOOO brings back memories!
My Grandfathers home made Yorkshire pudding. :inlove:
Eating the left overs of the Yorkshire pudding the following day, smothered in my Grans home made black currant jam.
Scoffing whilst sitting in their back garden in the warm sunshine whilst my Grandfather tended his little crops of veg.
Bliss!
My Grandfathers home made Yorkshire pudding. :inlove:
Eating the left overs of the Yorkshire pudding the following day, smothered in my Grans home made black currant jam.
Scoffing whilst sitting in their back garden in the warm sunshine whilst my Grandfather tended his little crops of veg.
Bliss!
Sex God
boiled eggs and " MARMITE" soldior's
not had them for years :cry:
bugger it im off to make some now mmmmmmmmmmmmarmmmmmmmmite :twisted: 
not had them for years :cry:
bugger it im off to make some now mmmmmmmmmmmmarmmmmmmmmite
:twisted: Quote by cu3b4ll
Dripping on hot toast with a sprinkling of salt! :bounce:
Why oh why don't we get dripping off the meat nowadays? :cry:
Oh I used to love that when I was akid...not the same anymore is it?
Spam fritters...... cheap an cheerful! Then Mum used to give me spam sarnies for school......every flipping day! Uuuuurgggggghhhhhhhhhhhhh......only so much spam you can take in life...
:? :? :? :? I love fish (gotta be haddock) an chips, but it has to be from my fav Yorkshire chippie in Leeds, down side of market.. the best!
I remember one of the stalls inside used to sell aplate of chips & peas with mint on top, smell yummy.. hated peas.
Hot pork pie on bonfire night... mmmmmmm
xanaisx
