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ploughamns
every saturady, me and the MIL take it in turns to do a big meal for the the four of us (MIL,FIL, OH and me). this saturday is my turn, and because of the hot weather, i fancy something simple...and the idea of a ploghmans pub style lunch/supper came to mind. the problem is i've never really had one before, so im not 100% as to what i should be including!
i was thinking along the lines of
bread roll variety
selection of sliced cold meat
ham and egg pie?
cheese(s)
pickle
full side salad - lettuce mix, cucumber, tomatos, beetroot, pickled onions, coleslaw etc etc
any more ideas/suggestions/variation-on-a-theme twists that i can surprise everyone with?
cheers :beer:
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I reckon you've more than got it covered there. Bread, cheese, pickle, and a simple plain salad is the usual fare. The bread is usually thick doorstep cuts, or rolls.
So you'll definitely be at the top end of the market with yours
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i like a nice crisp apple half with my ploughmans0
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Oh, my hubby had some excellent ploughmans while we were on holiday. But you have definately got it covered there
Salad, usually lettice, tomatoes, cucumber, celery
meat, he usually had ham
pickle
bread - nicer when it's warm
and he did have an apple and coleslaw with one of them.It's not WHAT you know, it's WHO you know0
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