Greenhalghs doing delivery

Retreat for delivery of food and wine

13 hours ago, bolton_blondie said:

Pfft. What kind of Boltoner doesn't like black peas? 

Spot on.

My other half is from Durham, i've introduced her to lots of our local food and she loves them all - esp black peas. We get them sent from my mum and dad and have them every bonfire night.

I don't trust anyone from Bolton who doesn't like black peas, tater hash or a pastie barm. Its just not normal.

14 hours ago, bolton_blondie said:

Pfft. What kind of Boltoner doesn't like black peas? 

They just taste of "bland" unless you douse them in vinegar, and then they taste of vinegary blandness. They're not for me to be honest.

Other than bonfire night from a stall, does anybody actually make them themselves at home?

Dunns River do tins of Gungo Peas in the world aisle that I buy now and then to make vegetarian stuff and they are similar to black peas.

In takeaway news me and one of the kids got a Toby Carvery delivered at weekend, is that acceptable or is that sinking to a new low ?

10 minutes ago, ErnestTurnip said:

Dunns River do tins of Gungo Peas in the world aisle that I buy now and then to make vegetarian stuff and they are similar to black peas.

In takeaway news me and one of the kids got a Toby Carvery delivered at weekend, is that acceptable or is that sinking to a new low ?

Did you replicate a kick off with scutters  when going for seconds?

Edited September 14, 20214 yr by Rudy

14 minutes ago, Sweep said:

They just taste of "bland" unless you douse them in vinegar, and then they taste of vinegary blandness. They're not for me to be honest.

Other than bonfire night from a stall, does anybody actually make them themselves at home?

I reckon we have about 3 x 1kg bags in kitchen cupboards.  They pretty much become available seasonally so we get a few in 

13 minutes ago, ErnestTurnip said:

Dunns River do tins of Gungo Peas in the world aisle that I buy now and then to make vegetarian stuff and they are similar to black peas.

In takeaway news me and one of the kids got a Toby Carvery delivered at weekend, is that acceptable or is that sinking to a new low ?

You could have stopped writing after Toby Carvery and then asked if you were stooping too low. 

3 hours ago, Not in Crawley said:

Spot on.

My other half is from Durham, i've introduced her to lots of our local food and she loves them all - esp black peas. We get them sent from my mum and dad and have them every bonfire night.

I don't trust anyone from Bolton who doesn't like black peas, tater hash or a pastie barm. Its just not normal.

They eat pease pudding up there too.

3 hours ago, Not in Crawley said:

Spot on.

My other half is from Durham, i've introduced her to lots of our local food and she loves them all - esp black peas. We get them sent from my mum and dad and have them every bonfire night.

I don't trust anyone from Bolton who doesn't like black peas, tater hash or a pastie barm. Its just not normal.

I bet you like bread pudding , vienetta and the missionary position on clean sheets 

5 minutes ago, Traf said:

They eat pease pudding up there too.

Its the bread I like the best - Stotties are a work of art.

Just now, Rudy said:

I bet you like bread pudding , vienetta and the missionary position on clean sheets 

A good bread pudding with vanilla custard and cinnamon is a thing of beauty.

I fear your youth is the issue with your lack of understanding good quality local food and you are unaware of how tasty these things can be cooked well.

5 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said:

A good bread pudding with vanilla custard and cinnamon is a thing of beauty.

I fear your youth is the issue with your lack of understanding good quality local food and you are unaware of how tasty these things can be cooked well.

Crawley I’m a herb specialist. What you having tonight Vaseline on toast?

A salmon pasta thing I believe.

14 minutes ago, Rudy said:

I bet you like bread pudding , vienetta and the missionary position on clean sheets 

Vienetta is quality, a top tier dessert alongside Arctic roll. 
 

 

Just now, Escobarp said:

Vienetta is quality, a top tier dessert alongside Arctic roll. 
 

 

Stop it now 

4 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Vienetta is quality, a top tier dessert alongside Arctic roll. 
 

 

Old skool 

Its not a bad pudding, had worse.

I take it its all la di da stuff like fruit corners round Rudys.

Never had a creme brulee, feel like I'm missing out. 

14 minutes ago, bolton_blondie said:

Never had a creme brulee, feel like I'm missing out. 

you're not.

15 minutes ago, bolton_blondie said:

Never had a creme brulee, feel like I'm missing out. 

oh you are, toasted custard. Lovely.

2 hours ago, MickyD said:

You could have stopped writing after Toby Carvery and then asked if you were stooping too low. 

To be fair, I've had a McDonald's delivery for breakfast today.

Utter scutter.

4 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said:

To be fair, I've had a McDonald's delivery for breakfast today.

Utter scutter.

Christ I thought only teenagers did that! 

21 minutes ago, bolton_blondie said:

Never had a creme brulee, feel like I'm missing out. 

in fact I'm going to make it tonight for pudding.

Just now, bolton_blondie said:

Christ I thought only teenagers did that! 

oh no, at least once a week as a treat when I'm working at home.

I've been known to send out for just a coke as well. Nothing beats a Maccies coke.

18 hours ago, Spider said:

I know we’ve been here before

But as a reminder, if it needs dousing in vinegar, and has the consistency of a weeping skin infection, it’s not fit for human consumption.

Do you have a brother called Onslow, a sister called Rose?

2 minutes ago, Youri McAnespie said:

Do you have a brother called Onslow, a sister called Rose?

I've googled that and am still none the wiser.

Black peas are shit.