Abcinthia's amazing alliteration abode.

[Abcinthia]

 

[Abcinthia]

Got over 400 posts now.

 

[Abcinthia]

Seems like only yesterday we were celebrating getting to 300.

 

[freakofnature]

You are doing well, grasshopper.

 

[jassilem]

Oh and here's another Canadian food. poutine! ... Soooo yummy cheesy goodness LOL

 

[Darrell]

Not to invite myself to your party or anything, but I'll bring lots of BEER.

Can I have some steak and ale pie? Maybe some steak and kidney pie as well?

What's a crumpet? :dunno

 

[jassilem]

Not to invite myself to your party or anything, but I'll bring lots of BEER.

Can I have some steak and ale pie? Maybe some steak and kidney pie as well?

What's a crumpet? :dunno

Crumpets are yummy.. they are kinda like english muffins and pancakes combined.. or that's the only way I can kinda think of how to explain them..

 

[Darrell]

Crumpets are yummy.. they are kinda like english muffins and pancakes combined.. or that's the only way I can kinda think of how to explain them..

Are they a snack? Do you eat them cold or warm? :dunno

 

[jassilem]

Usually toasted with butter or jam.. and for breaky..(breakfast I type like I talk.. so I forget people don't know my short words LOL)

 

[Darrell]

Sounds good.

I want steak and kidney pie. I can't stop thinking about it.

 

[jassilem]

That is not my thing...

Jim orders it when we got to a tavern in Banff.. I cringe the whole time he's eating it.

 

[Darrell]

It's so delicious. Nom nom nom.

 

[jassilem]

*shiver* to each their own.

 

[Darrell]

I've eaten dog.

 

[jassilem]

Remind me not to go to a dinner party at your house.

 

[Darrell]

Remind me not to go to a dinner party at your house.

I have never prepared dog, and as I under it is illegal to eat in the state. :dunno

 

[jassilem]

LOL.. okay..

 

[Darrell]

Hahaha.

 

[Abcinthia]

According to wikipedia, A crumpet is a savoury griddle cake made from flour and yeast. It is eaten mainly in the United Kingdom and other nations of the Commonwealth. A crumpet in this area is similar in appearance (but not taste) to a North American pancake.

And they may have been an Anglo-Saxon invention. And they are not to be confused with a Scottish Crumpet (which is a pancake really).

They are normally eaten hot with lashings of butter. A secondary topping such as jam, marmite, cheese or marmalade etc may be added.

 

[Abcinthia]

Oh and here's another Canadian food. poutine! ... Soooo yummy cheesy goodness LOL

Ooo yay!

Not to invite myself to your party or anything, but I'll bring lots of BEER.

Can I have some steak and ale pie? Maybe some steak and kidney pie as well?

What's a crumpet? :dunno

I don't drink beer. But I'll happily accept wine, whiskey, vodka and rum.

I don't really like steak and kidney pie :yuk

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_cuisine <- Some more English grub. Though I'm not making jellied eels *vomits*