You can add butter and strawberry jam as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by KevinJS
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You can add butter and strawberry jam as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by KevinJS
Just can't imagine sausages drenched in maple syrup!
Now pancakes are another matter.....;)
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You obviously haven't seen this Queensland recipie.Quote:
Originally Posted by leelai
http://www.abc.net.au/local/recipes/...14/2953141.htm
I've just had a coronation chicken baguette! Lovely with green grapes, peach and a cup or two of tea! Lovely day down 'ere in Zummerzet!
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Well I'll be!! Would never have thought it....and a Queensland recipe to boot!Quote:
Originally Posted by scifan57
My family would think I'm ’off my rocker' if I served that I'm afraid. :O
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No way. My Mum wouldn't have had any truck with that & wouldn't have wanted to know how to make it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaykaykay
Then, it was smørbrød ("open sandwiches") with proper "rubrød"--rye bread brought over by relatives who understood that a Dane can't survive long without it. Covered with as many sorts of cheeses, eggs, herrings & meats, tomatoes, asier, agurkasalat, remoulade etc etc as they will have packed in with the bread.
Plus home-made D.pastries & kiks (a host of decorative little biscuits which were my job to make. Lots were / are vanilla-based). No-one in Denmark makes their own pastries any more when it's so easy to buy the real thing (which are not those frauds that flaunt themselves on the bakery shelves here now:-))
Oh, and coffee!!!
I like the combo of pork and something sweet -- like glazed ham.
Have any of you guys tried a maple bacon doughnut? It's a maple bar with a strip of bacon on top. To die for.
Thank you Kay! I love food and will always try something within reason. I don't mind ******s and haggis. It's not something I would eat by choice but it's not horrible. Depends on who makes them and yes, I've had Brains ******s and they are nice too. I've eaten black pudding too. Hubby went off it for years when he found out it was pigs blood and oatmeal. He had never seen it made. He eats it now though. As you get older, your taste buds change.
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