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.TUX.  15 Dec 16 2.11pm |
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Originally posted by Jimenez
Then you have never eaten that king of dishes Coronation Chicken which has raisins in? A genuine British Commonwealth culinary feast... But not this.
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 becky over the moon 15 Dec 16 2.20pm |
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Love the stuff!
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 Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 15 Dec 16 2.30pm |
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Originally posted by .TUX.
But not this. Then you need to try Sautéed Brussel sprouts with Raisins, balsamic vinegar & almonds !!
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| Part Time James 15 Dec 16 2.40pm |
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Agreed. It makes me wonder whether he really meant "coleslaw"? Or he shops somewhere really upmarket. Posh shops like Marks and Waitrose put weird stuff in their every day type foods just to try to con upper class twits. They do it with crisps too, Elderplum and Prosecco crisps, I mean really? What was wrong with Wotsits?
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| .TUX. 15 Dec 16 2.41pm |
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Originally posted by Jimenez
Then you need to try Sautéed Brussel sprouts with Raisins, balsamic vinegar & almonds !! I love most veg but i just cannot stand sprouts. Jazzing them up with other ingredients (bacon seems to be a fairly common choice) is just a waste of the other ingredients. And no, i don't have apple sauce with pork, a big dollop of mustard wins hands down.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 15 Dec 16 2.56pm |
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It adds a bit of fibre and taste to a bland meal.
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| Southampton_Eagle At the after party 15 Dec 16 3.16pm |
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Ham, cheese and coleslaw with chopped up jalepenos is a favourite of mine.
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| elgrande bedford 15 Dec 16 3.18pm |
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No just no.....can't abide the stuff,pickle for me all day long. Try a sandwich ( cheese or meat) with flame roasted tomato and Habanero chilli chutney...king of sarnies.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 15 Dec 16 3.35pm |
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Originally posted by Jimenez
Then you have never eaten that king of dishes Coronation Chicken which has raisins in? A genuine British Commonwealth culinary feast... Coronation Chicken is without doubt one of the few remaining arguments for a just and loving god. Coleslaw is a quality thing, some of the cheap stuff is grim, but a good slaw is divine. Bit like potato salad, you want to find the right type for you. I especially like it with horseradish in a beef sandwich (nice piece of top side, with fresh baked bread). Some of the variants are sublime - Redslaw and apple slaw, along with cheese slaw.
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| Part Time James 15 Dec 16 3.59pm |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Coronation Chicken is without doubt one of the few remaining arguments for a just and loving god. Coleslaw is a quality thing, some of the cheap stuff is grim, but a good slaw is divine. Bit like potato salad, you want to find the right type for you. I especially like it with horseradish in a beef sandwich (nice piece of top side, with fresh baked bread). Some of the variants are sublime - Redslaw and apple slaw, along with cheese slaw. Jalapeno coleslaw is a personal fave.
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| gbox82 Meols, Wirral 15 Dec 16 4.03pm |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Coronation Chicken is without doubt one of the few remaining arguments for a just and loving god. Coleslaw is a quality thing, some of the cheap stuff is grim, but a good slaw is divine. Bit like potato salad, you want to find the right type for you. I especially like it with horseradish in a beef sandwich (nice piece of top side, with fresh baked bread). Some of the variants are sublime - Redslaw and apple slaw, along with cheese slaw. Agree with this, you get what you pay for. Coronation chicken is good, although it has got the better of me on a couple of occasions when I've had it as part of a cricket tea. Trying to bowl after consuming a round of coronation chicken sandwiches isn't easy, it really repeats on you! Also, referring to some of the earlier comments, I see nothing wrong with adding dried fruit to savoury dishes. Used extensively in North African cooking and is delicious in a tagine.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 15 Dec 16 4.05pm |
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Originally posted by Part Time James
Jalapeno coleslaw is a personal fave. Its lovely, but sadly Jalapeno's are an IBS trigger for me, so its a very rare treat to have those wee devils
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