What's cooking?

[TOMO 24,921]

2 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

where's the chips? or are they not on the breakfast menu?

lol...ran out of likes

[Daniel cain 42,991]

6 minutes ago, Stavross said:

me old man used to do me and him spam fitters, fried egg and real chip pan chips when I was a lad, my mam and brother wouldn’t eat it, so it was our Saturday thing  I’m going to have to get some spam and do some reminiscing

I have a whole tin of that fried to myself these days..my Nana would cook it for me as a kid/teenager...Sunday night with bubble and squeak,bread with salted butter and lashings of HP fruity ..used to love Pek sandwiches with Branstan pickle too

[Jonjon79 13,351]

14 minutes ago, Stavross said:

me old man used to do me and him spam fitters, fried egg and real chip pan chips when I was a lad, my mam and brother wouldn’t eat it, so it was our Saturday thing  I’m going to have to get some spam and do some reminiscing

I think that's exactly it mate - a flavour from a simpler time

[Greyman 25,416]

Come on lads the wars over, there’s no need now meat rationing has ended

[Daniel cain 42,991]

5 minutes ago, Greyman said:

Come on lads the wars over, there’s no need now meat rationing has ended

[kanny 19,480]

When ham in a tin was a treat eh?

[mackem 23,897]

8 minutes ago, Greyman said:

Come on lads the wars over, there’s no need now meat rationing has ended

 

[Stavross 13,806]

Spicy chicken, courgette and tomato pasta, bit of garlic bread only thing that’s a bit spicy the missus will eat, said she’d eat spam fritters though, apparently her mam used to do them for her, god only knows what they were like, that woman can cook the sh*t out of water, whenever we went for Sunday dinner I’d always ask if I needed to bring a straw for the veg Sunday dinner soap

[forest of dean redneck 11,194]

2 minutes ago, Stavross said:

Spicy chicken, courgette and tomato pasta, bit of garlic bread only thing that’s a bit spicy the missus will eat, said she’d eat spam fritters though, apparently her mam used to do them for her, god only knows what they were like, that woman can cook the sh*t out of water, whenever we went for Sunday dinner I’d always ask if I needed to bring a straw for the veg Sunday dinner soap

I could it that right now

[waltjnr 5,998]

51 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

I have a whole tin of that fried to myself these days..my Nana would cook it for me as a kid/teenager...Sunday night with bubble and squeak,bread with salted butter and lashings of HP fruity ..used to love Pek sandwiches with Branstan pickle too

You have the most exquisite palate ,like a Welsh Michel roux! 

What the fkuc is pek? 

[Stavross 13,806]

9 minutes ago, waltjnr said:

You have the most exquisite palate ,like a Welsh Michel roux! 

What the fkuc is pek? 

Chopped pork in a tin, a delicacy

Edited July 27, 2022 by Stavross

[mackem 23,897]

2 minutes ago, Stavross said:

Chopped pork in a tin, a deliciously

Are you from the north-east? We used to get tins of pek at Christmas, probably donated by rich Southern kids so us biafra northern kids had something to look forward to on that special day in December. 

[Stavross 13,806]

1 minute ago, mackem said:

Are you from the north-east? We used to get tins of pek at Christmas, probably donated by rich Southern kids so us biafra northern kids had something to look forward to on that special day in December. 

Hahaha, yeah, Stockton, chopped pork sandwich was a proper treat on Boxing Day

[mackem 23,897]

Just now, Stavross said:

Hahaha, yeah, Stockton, chopped pork sandwich was a proper treat on Boxing Day

Wasn't it just, I remember my nana saying pek was just for Christmas because it was a special treat

[waltjnr 5,998]

Michel jones roux ,is it any good ? 90% pork bits and penises, hoping rest is just water !