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  1. Old Goat

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    #81 Old Goat, Aug 9, 2021
    I think "Mr Rice" or "Sir Tim" would be more polite.
     
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    Old Goat Well-Known Member

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    #82 Old Goat, Aug 9, 2021
    So just for clarity, am I still ok to ask for chips, battered sausage and curry sauce next time I visit the local chippy?
     
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    #83 arabian_ian, Aug 9, 2021
    Rice Crispies or Ricicles?
     
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    #84 Hooky feller, Aug 9, 2021
    Only post that makes any sense on this thread lol.
     
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    #85 Simon De Montforte, Aug 9, 2021
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    You're right it's not a current teacake but it is a currant teacake. A currant teacake without currants is called a teacake. I once took a teacake, a currant teacake and a breadcake from Whites bakery to work in Sheffield. Totally baffled em :):)
     
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    #86 Hooky feller, Aug 9, 2021
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    As a hub of London's Bangladeshi community, Brick Lane has always been famed for its many authentic curry restaurants. It now also has a reputation for its warehouse art exhibitions and trendy clubs and bars.

    Bugger. Been down their loads of times. Thought I was going for an Indian. Bit of a mouthful "going for a Bangladeshi."

    There"s a place in Sheffield. ( forget its name ) Does South India cuisine. Struggled with the menu. Told the lass our tastes, and said surprise us. Finished up with a typical indian lol. Enjoyed it mind.
     
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    #87 AthersleyRed, Aug 9, 2021
    Shall we stop calling chippys chippys? They do other things!
     
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    #88 Hooky feller, Aug 9, 2021
    Nob. Or dee dar.?:)
     
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    #89 arabian_ian, Aug 9, 2021
    When in Toronto and in a Tim Hortons for dinner. I ordered a pizza and chips.
    I got a pizza and crisps. Not a clue, have they?
     
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    #90 DannyWilsonLovechild, Aug 9, 2021
    The last bit of your post sums it up though, the muchness we get in the UK when its nothing like it where the cuisine originates.

    South Indian (and there are variances depending on where you are and which coast) is very different and you'd know the difference from what you'd find in your average takeaway here. Dosas are delicious, but you rarely see them in the UK.

    You also get much lighter dishes, often using coconut milk. Fruitier in flavour, More fish as a base. but often things without meat or fish at all. Use of tamarind and often tangs from vinegars.

    Anyway, must run... got to rustle up an English for dinner ;-)
     
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    #91 Hooky feller, Aug 9, 2021
    .
     
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    #92 KamikazeCo-Pilot, Aug 9, 2021
    Well after educating myself by reading this thread next time I fancy a dish from south east Asia infused with exotic spices I'm just going to go for a curry
     
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    #93 DannyWilsonLovechild, Aug 9, 2021
    Smoked haddock and asparagus salad with jersey royals and bacon lardons. With a dijon mustard dressing and topped with a poached egg.

    Just your bog standard English ;-)
     
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    #94 Brush, Aug 9, 2021
    My sister lives in Lanjaron (south of Granada Andalucia) the food there is like in most of Spain but they have their own specialities one of which, surprisingly, is fish and chips. In fact fish and chips were introduced into Britain by Spanish sailors....
     
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    #95 Hooky feller, Aug 9, 2021
    Devon tea?
    Cornish pasty?
    Lancashire hotpot?
    Yorkshire pudding?
    Bakewell tart. ?
    Has to be Barnsley chop surely. :)
     
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    #96 Hooky feller, Aug 9, 2021
    Why put french into it. Heathen.
     
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    #97 Red-Taff., Aug 9, 2021
    Welsh cakes have sultanas (not currants) in them - not many people know that!
     
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    #98 Hooky feller, Aug 9, 2021
    Battered fish ?
     
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    #99 arabian_ian, Aug 9, 2021
    How about Dundee Cake, Forfar Bridie, Arbroath Smokie?
     
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    #100 Hooky feller, Aug 9, 2021
    He was having an English mate.:)
    Personally will have to look the last 2 up Btw. Sorry.
     
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