My random food thread #2

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    #1 Kev b, Jan 4, 2014
    Warm Pork pie, mushy peas, gravy and a hint of mint sauce.

    Beat that !!
     
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    #2 Stahlrost, Jan 4, 2014
    Schweinshaxe
     
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    #3 Kev b, Jan 4, 2014
    Had to google that...
     
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    #4 Stahlrost, Jan 4, 2014
    It's about as unhealthy as you can get, huge great chunks of pork with strips of fat, crackling, gristle, sinews and bone. Delicious but only have about 2 or 3 per year otherwise you'll destroy your weight scales.
     
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    #5 fired, Jan 4, 2014
    Beef stew and dumplings.
    Slow cooked whilst at the match...... The smell hits you when you get in the house. Mouth watering, and can cheer you up after even the most pathetic second half display.

    Sadly, I was greeted with a chicken salad.
     
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    #6 Kev b, Jan 4, 2014
    Sounds nice, you've just sorted my tea for tomorrow,
    But for me corned beef ash.
     
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