cooking in the motorhome

[kcy]

McDonalds is fine dining compared to that muck

A Macdonalds quater pounder, fries and a choc milkshake, heaven

 

[DuxDeluxe]

Nah! this Fusilier I escorted to Colchester MCTE told me all about it

He probably also told you that people in glasshouses shouldn't throw stones.....

 

[Cobweb]

Essential items for all motorhomes
I love spam, and the Fray Bentos pies, shame tinned chips haven't been invented yet, have to make make do with powdered mash!

YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS !!!!!!

 

[DanielFord]

YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS !!!!!!

I know, powdered mash is gross!

 

[Tkly]

Still got some "Biscuits Brown" and "Cheese Processed" at the back of the cupboard!

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[Daz n Tina]

The ration pack cor! Loved the rolled bacon in the can; didn't even look like bacon.

 

[Taran_Las]

Which ones?
Big Budda

Oi,let's keep my weight out of this​

 

[Daz n Tina]

The most recognised of all tinned pies, the classic Fray Bentos Steak & Kidney Pie was originally launched in 1961. This great value option contains delicious pieces of steak and kidney, covered in tasty beef gravy and topped with puff pastry.

Fray Bentos Steak & Kidney Pies are perfect if you are shopping on a budget and also if you don’t have the time to make your own pies. They take about 30 minutes to cook and can easily feed four people.

Perfect for warming yourself up on those cold winter nights

 

[Robert Clark]

Oi,let's keep my weight out of this​

Sorry - no offence
As a clotted cream junkie, I'm the last person who should be commenting on FB pies

 

[gus-lopez]

That's upmarket food compared to my cheese/chorizo/mortadella rolls!

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[laneside]

The most recognised of all tinned pies, the classic Fray Bentos Steak & Kidney Pie was originally launched in 1961. This great value option contains delicious pieces of steak and kidney, covered in tasty beef gravy and topped with puff pastry.

Fray Bentos Steak & Kidney Pies are perfect if you are shopping on a budget and also if you don’t have the time to make your own pies. They take about 30 minutes to cook and can easily feed four people.

Perfect for warming yourself up on those cold winter nights

Cor some people are easily conned by the advertising blurb better off nipping in to Greggs for a steak bake

 

[Taran_Las]

can easily feed four people.

Really?

I have one all to myself!

 

[Taran_Las]

Sorry - no offence
As a clotted cream junkie, I'm the last person who should be commenting on FB pies

No offence taken though I do need to lose more than a bit

 

[DuxDeluxe]

The most recognised of all tinned pies, the classic Fray Bentos Steak & Kidney Pie was originally launched in 1961. This great value option contains delicious pieces of steak and kidney, covered in tasty beef gravy and topped with puff pastry.

Well, even the dodgiest estate agent in the country would baulk at that description

Fray Bentos Steak & Kidney Pies are perfect if you are shopping on a budget and also if you don’t have the time to make your own pies. They take about 30 minutes to cook and can easily feed four people.

Well, they got the first bit right, anyway

Perfect for warming yourself up on those cold winter nights

As a temporary warming pan, perhaps

 

[Forestboy]

QUOTE="Taran_Las, post: 1201486, member: 6057"]No offence taken though I do need to lose more than a bit[/QUOTE]

Really you were like a racing snake last time I saw you.
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Shoulda gone to Specsavers

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[johnp10]

Nah! this Fusilier I escorted to Colchester MCTE told me all about it

2nd Batallion.
Eat anything, that lot.
Even them pastie things.

He probably also told you that people in glasshouses shouldn't throw stones.....

2nd Bn aren't that daft.
They know the glasshouse was at Aldershot.
(An Abbo woudn't know that, though).

 

[Clive and Kerri]

I wouldn't call that cooking.

Spam fritters are an art form

 

[DuxDeluxe]

2nd Bn aren't that daft.
They know the glasshouse was at Aldershot.
(An Abbo woudn't know that, though).

Thought it was in Colchester?

 

[rangi]

2nd Batallion.
Eat anything, that lot.
Even them pastie things.




2nd Bn aren't that daft.
They know the glasshouse was at Aldershot.
(An Abbo woudn't know that, though).

No no no! pinky! this were definately the MCTC at Colchester, Long term jokers went to Shepton Mallet, twernt a Fusileer tho twere a deserter nasho, four years on the run, made the mistake of nicking a car from a Railway Car Park!

AND oh pink hued one you still haven't answered THE question!!

Why is "top" at the bottom of the Page ! Eh?

 

[DBK]

On our first trip abroad sometime around 1965 with my parents, towing a trailer tent my father made from a kit, my mother took tinned butter with us. I didn't think this was still available but a quick Google suggests it is. The value of tinned butter is it doesn't need to be stored in a 'fridge, until you open it of course. Though we didn't have even so much as a coolbox on our trip so I remember you could have spread the butter with a brush when we got to Yugoslavia.

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[johnp10]

Thought it was in Colchester?

The remaining military nick is in Colchester, but the glasshouse was one of the buildings (with a glass roof) that made up the old nick in Aldershot.

 

[johnp10]

No no no! pinky! this were definately the MCTC at Colchester, Long term jokers went to Shepton Mallet, twernt a Fusileer tho twere a deserter nasho, four years on the run, made the mistake of nicking a car from a Railway Car Park!

AND oh pink hued one you still haven't answered THE question!!

Why is "top" at the bottom of the Page ! Eh?

Shepton Mallet?
That was in he stone age!

Yeah, serious stuff, that place was.

"Top" is at the bottom of the page to cater for upside down antipodeans.
That's where the military gallows was situated.

 

[DuxDeluxe]

The remaining military nick is in Colchester, but the glasshouse was one of the buildings (with a glass roof) that made up the old nick in Aldershot.

Ah ha! Thanks for that. My dad always referred to the correction centre in Colchester as the Glasshouse. Is it now a generic name for a military nick?

 

[Cat53]

Our first caravan adventure was to Switzerland where we stayed on a site called The Lazy Rancho ( it's still going). Along side us pulled up this little Motorhome and out spilled a couple from NZ who fell on us with glee when they heard us talking English. We sat one evening swapping stories ( as you do) when they confessed they had stocked up on Frey Bentos pies at the start of their odessy, only to discover they hadn't got an oven! However, with all the cunning of a true antipodean, they opened the tin, carefully prized the top off the pie, emptied the filling into a saucepan and grilled the pastry. Have a little chuckle everytime I see those pies!

 

[sleep e carr]

I do all the cooking when we go away and one of my favorites on the menu is steamed salmon we buy some in the local supermarket about £4 £5 for two they give you some garlic butter, I put the fish onto a metal plate on top of a sauce pan with new baby potato's in, put lid on top of fish whilst potato's are cooking fish is cooking, with fresh garden peas perfect, just add desert spoon full of milk to prevent sticking. A bottle of Ross a wine cheap, tasty, and filling. any fish will do.

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[peterc10]

Never knew you could get twin packs of spam. That's breakfast for this weekend sorted, then

Oi ...... don't forget me. Make it 3

 

[Taran_Las]

Really you were like a racing snake last time I saw you.
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Shoulda gone to Specsavers

I was nearly anorexic after that bloody 50 mile walk on the beach

 

[quickweh]

Daz, are you taking these to Brewery Dave's gourmet meet?

 

[johnp10]

Ah ha! Thanks for that. My dad always referred to the correction centre in Colchester as the Glasshouse. Is it now a generic name for a military nick?

It is, but strangely not that widely used.
Anyway, that's where the term originated.
This is the place. It had a lantern glass roof running the length of the building.

Back to food in the motorhome.

 

[Daz n Tina]

Daz, are you taking these to Brewery Dave's gourmet meet?

Unfortunately not going due to work commitments so this delicacy will have to wait to Benidorm.

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