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Egg and Chips
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southernscouser wrote: »Oh. My. God. :eek:
Seriously. I'm salavating thinking about them. :rotfl:
You haven't lived until you've had a chip buttie.
Best chip butties are with "real " butter, especially when the chips are so warm they make the butter melt and drip formt he bread lolTOTAL 44 weeks lose. 6st 9.5lb :T0 -
Had to have egg and chips for dinner after reading this thread....it was delicious!!! :j0
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Liquorice_Twirls wrote: »Egg and chips = top tea!
Eggs, beans and chips = food of the gods....
(right up alongside corned beef hash in my opinion)
Regards,
White0 -
Didn't anyone have my problem of the bread going all holey cos the butter was too hard to spread properly? Could end up a messy job but what with the butter being more in lumps you definitely ended up with it all over your hands/top.
Haven't had proper egg and chips for years as I don't have a frier. The last time I attempted chips using an ordinary pan and oil I over cooked them and didnt' have enough potatoes left to do it again. Plus I think a deep fat frier is a safer bet.
If I had one of those though, I would be eating chips every night.0 -
Sometimes I like boiled eggs with chips as soldiers mmmmm!
I own a deep fat fryer, however, my home made chips get more compliments when done in the oven. I just use large baking potatoes, cut into big thick chips and par boil, then coat in hot oil and bung in the oven for 40 mins. I know its a long wait but they are definitely worth it.Lynzie Lou :dance:0 -
Northern but living down South btw and desperately craving a pea pie from our local bakery when I lived in Blackburn...(YES it's mushy peas in a pie!!!)
Mushy peas in a pie is my idea of heaven... Pastry and mushy peas... Oh wow!
**Thanks to everyone on here for hints, tips and advice!**:D
lostinrates wrote: »MSEers are often quicker than google
"Freedom is the right to tell people what they don't want to hear" - G. Orwell0 -
Mothers pride? It's a plain loaf.Lynzie Lou :dance:0
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Sometimes I like boiled eggs with chips as soldiers mmmmm!
I own a deep fat fryer, however, my home made chips get more compliments when done in the oven. I just use large baking potatoes, cut into big thick chips and par boil, then coat in hot oil and bung in the oven for 40 mins. I know its a long wait but they are definitely worth it.
Now you're talking my language! Must try that !A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
Norn Iron club member #3800 -
you know what else is good? Egg in a cup? Sure its a scottish thing, but you boil eggs, place them in a cup with a huge amount of butter, salt and pepper and mush up. I soo hope eggs are on offer this week!Lynzie Lou :dance:0
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