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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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After a rubbish Monday, I consoled myself with my favourite Childhood tea of sausage rolls, chips and spaghetti hoops 
It really made me happy and brightened up my crappy day!
What's your favourite childhood meal and do you still make it? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My dad used to make us chicken in a basket...some forms of roast chicken, homemade fries, salad and corn, he bought baskets especially and would line them with kitchen roll and present it to restaurant standard lol
Never have it now, but that was definitely a favourite as a kid! |
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Tuck biscuits chees spread watching its a knockout at gran and grandads  fond memories favourite meal was always family Christmas with aunts uncles and cousins all round the table at grandparents house |
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I had 3.
My Nana used to make me stovies (Scottish dish with mince and spuds and stuff).
My Dad used to make corned beef hash that was fucking ace!!
And my Mum used to make THE best roast beef dinner in the world.
Sadly all 3 are gone now and I never got my Dads or Nanas recipes  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ooh!!!!!
I forgot one!!!
Egg in a mug!!!
2 boiled eggs, a spoonful of butter and all mashed up with a pinch of salt in a mug.
Heaven. Haven’t had that since I was a teenager......."
That sounds like something my mother would make. When I used to ask her what was for tea she'd say vinegar on a fork. |
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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago
Hillside desolate |
"Ooh!!!!!
I forgot one!!!
Egg in a mug!!!
2 boiled eggs, a spoonful of butter and all mashed up with a pinch of salt in a mug.
Heaven. Haven’t had that since I was a teenager......."
Aw yes I used to have this as well, I loved it! |
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"Ooh!!!!!
I forgot one!!!
Egg in a mug!!!
2 boiled eggs, a spoonful of butter and all mashed up with a pinch of salt in a mug.
Heaven. Haven’t had that since I was a teenager.......
That sounds like something my mother would make. When I used to ask her what was for tea she'd say vinegar on a fork. "
That was one of my mums, and she was from Bridgend so it might be a Welsh thing |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My all time favourite meal beans on toast still my favourite today! I’m very easily pleased would rather have that under candle light for romantic meal for two  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ooh!!!!!
I forgot one!!!
Egg in a mug!!!
2 boiled eggs, a spoonful of butter and all mashed up with a pinch of salt in a mug.
Heaven. Haven’t had that since I was a teenager.......
That sounds like something my mother would make. When I used to ask her what was for tea she'd say vinegar on a fork. "
When I asked my mum what’s for tea I’d get told shit with sugar  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ooh!!!!!
I forgot one!!!
Egg in a mug!!!
2 boiled eggs, a spoonful of butter and all mashed up with a pinch of salt in a mug.
Heaven. Haven’t had that since I was a teenager.......
That sounds like something my mother would make. When I used to ask her what was for tea she'd say vinegar on a fork.
When I asked my mum what’s for tea I’d get told shit with sugar "
My mum said the same |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Ooh!!!!!
I forgot one!!!
Egg in a mug!!!
2 boiled eggs, a spoonful of butter and all mashed up with a pinch of salt in a mug.
Heaven. Haven’t had that since I was a teenager.......
That sounds like something my mother would make. When I used to ask her what was for tea she'd say vinegar on a fork.
When I asked my mum what’s for tea I’d get told shit with sugar
My mum said the same "
Yup
Or iffits
If its in you can have it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Trahana, a kind of Greek soup made from soured milk or something..it's weird, comes in solid form and needs soaking for a few hours before you can cook it..strange stuff but effing lovely, mam would cook it with haloumi in not too, genius.
That or the game me and the old fella would go out and shoot when I was big enough to lift a gun..proper grub |
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My mum was a dreadful cook, as bad as Ria in Butterflies if anyone else is old enough to remember that - hence back then I thought the height of sophisticated dining was anything from a Little Chef menu, which was usually a holiday treat. Or fish and chips, because my mum hadn't made it.
And yes, fish and chips is still a favourite today - but definitely *not* Little Chef! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"My dad used to make us chicken in a basket...some forms of roast chicken, homemade fries, salad and corn, he bought baskets especially and would line them with kitchen roll and present it to restaurant standard lol
Never have it now, but that was definitely a favourite as a kid! "
My parents had proper baskets that looked like chickens
I used to love chicken in a basket. They use the baskets when their grandchildren visit them now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I’m so hungry Right now!
But I loved sausage roll, mash and spaghetti hoops
Or quiche, mash and spaghetti hoops
Basically mash and spaghetti hoops
MrsK x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Corned beef, mash potato, and garden peas, all mixed together on the plate and topped off with brown sauce!!...still have this dinner every now and then  |
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