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I wouldn't have put those two together
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Before my online meeting started this morning, I watched a chef on daytime TV. He caused me to think of a fun and simple game, which might also become quite informative.
Two foods which you wouldn't think go together, but they do...
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First off - the one many people are aware of.
Strawberries and balsamic vinegar.  |
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"Mackerel and rhubarb "
The two cheese and spread ideas above, I can imagine the taste of. And I expect they would be a nice contradiction.
Mackerel and Rhubarb is out of the range of my imagination though!
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By *rtyIanMan
over a year ago
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"Mackerel and rhubarb
The two cheese and spread ideas above, I can imagine the taste of. And I expect they would be a nice contradiction.
Mackerel and Rhubarb is out of the range of my imagination though!
Is this genuine? "
Yeah definitely genuine |
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"Sunday dinner and ketchup....yeah I know but I don't like gravy.
Mrs (feel free to unfriend me after this revelation)"
Sunday dinner without gravy isn't Sunday dinner.
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"Sunday dinner and ketchup....yeah I know but I don't like gravy.
Mrs (feel free to unfriend me after this revelation)"
Omggggg!!! Right think it's time you came off our hot list now 
I could literally drink gravy 
Miss S x |
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"My daughter swears that peanut butter and sriracha is the bomb but I can't pluck up the courage to try it "
I can imagine that working. Like a lazy person’s approximation of South East Asian satay flavours. Thai, Malaysian, Vietnamese … all use lots of fresh chili and peanuts … |
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"Sunday dinner and ketchup....yeah I know but I don't like gravy.
Mrs (feel free to unfriend me after this revelation)
Omggggg!!! Right think it's time you came off our hot list now
I could literally drink gravy
Miss S x"
Northern boys love gravy  no roast is complete without a bucket of it!  |
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"Mackerel and rhubarb
The two cheese and spread ideas above, I can imagine the taste of. And I expect they would be a nice contradiction.
Mackerel and Rhubarb is out of the range of my imagination though!
Is this genuine?
Yeah definitely genuine "
Need more info on this now. It's captured my imagination...
Is the rhubarb cooked? Plain mackerel or smoked? Do you have a recipe? What is it served with? |
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By *ornycougaWoman
over a year ago
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"My daughter swears that peanut butter and sriracha is the bomb but I can't pluck up the courage to try it
I can imagine that working. Like a lazy person’s approximation of South East Asian satay flavours. Thai, Malaysian, Vietnamese … all use lots of fresh chili and peanuts …"
Yeah that's always a good time but I'm not convinced about slapping it on a piece of toast! |
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"I've not tried this but was told today in fact that sausage roll wrapped (yes wrapped) in toast "
I used to love making a potato waffle toasted sandwich when I came in d*unk from the club's when I was much younger lol |
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"Sunday dinner and ketchup....yeah I know but I don't like gravy.
Mrs (feel free to unfriend me after this revelation)
Omggggg!!! Right think it's time you came off our hot list now
I could literally drink gravy
Miss S x"
I'm ok with that, I'll just keep you on ours for a little perve
Mrs |
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"Similar to mackerel and rhubarb, but there's a delicious French recipe for trout with grapes. And molé, turkey, black beans, and chocolate, is a classic and amazing Mexican dish."
Definitely something to try when we're feeling a little adventurous in the kitchen... |
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"Sunday dinner and ketchup....yeah I know but I don't like gravy.
Mrs (feel free to unfriend me after this revelation)
Omggggg!!! Right think it's time you came off our hot list now
I could literally drink gravy
Miss S x
I'm ok with that, I'll just keep you on ours for a little perve
Mrs "
Only kidding, how could we... Good perve material 
Miss S x |
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"Orange marmalade and warmed goat's cheese - I've always disliked orange marmalade hate the taste but those two side by side, deelish! "
Cheese and a spread of some description seem to be quite common. I might try some of these in future |
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By *rtyIanMan
over a year ago
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"Mackerel and rhubarb
The two cheese and spread ideas above, I can imagine the taste of. And I expect they would be a nice contradiction.
Mackerel and Rhubarb is out of the range of my imagination though!
Is this genuine?
Yeah definitely genuine
Need more info on this now. It's captured my imagination...
Is the rhubarb cooked? Plain mackerel or smoked? Do you have a recipe? What is it served with? "
Sent recipe |
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