sam allardyce 4:15 Fri Oct 9
Anyone fancy a pie?
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I’m having a chicken and mushroom pie with a thick crust followed by an apple pie with custard.
You?
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eusebiovic
1:06 Tue Oct 13
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I love a sausage and onion pie with a lattice topping.
Got one in the Lake District in Penrith and it was one of the greatest things I've ever tasted.
The finest pies available to humanity, we want them here and we want them now!
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Hammer and Pickle
2:39 Sun Oct 11
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Watch it - she’s got something of the Nellie Lovett about her, has Nurse.
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Nurse Ratched
2:19 Sun Oct 11
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"Bad nurse.
Capable of murder."
*shrugs*
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geoffpikey
2:14 Sun Oct 11
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Bad nurse.
Capable of murder.
Thursday, 8pm. Bomb the NHS
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Golden Oldie
2:13 Sun Oct 11
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Inspired by this thread the other day yesterday I had, yes, you guessed it ratatouille!
Only kidding I had poor mans pie and mash, Fray Bentos steak and kidney with sweetcorn, peas, spinach, runner beans mixed in a potato mash.
I enjoyed it immensely
Pie is great
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geoffpikey
1:57 Sun Oct 11
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I feel duty-bound to report. My fish pie (not a pie) hugely loved. Made "for 8".ALLl eaten by 4! Ketchup involved! That's okay. Happy times.
My "sunday best" may involve a reverse. "Nicoise salad" but with mackerel. Protein, not comfortable stodge.
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bruuuno
10:24 Sun Oct 11
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One thing I don’t miss about going football is having to wait 30 minutes for my balti pie to cool down enough to become edible
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bruuuno
10:23 Sun Oct 11
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(nt)
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Hello Mrs. Jones
6:35 Sun Oct 11
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The pigeon pie at Le Vivier in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue.
Particularly agreeable.
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joyo
2:46 Sun Oct 11
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Do sprouts taste OK with vodka on the bench?
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Hammer and Pickle
6:43 Sat Oct 10
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*drives stake through each of jfk’s buttered sprouts.
NO SPROUTS!
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jfk
6:40 Sat Oct 10
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The ultimate pie type doings is as nurse described perfectly is steak and kidney pudding(ox kidney) served simply with salted boiled potatoes and buttered sprouts.
A traditional English dish that can't be bettered.
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Vexed
6:38 Sat Oct 10
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Rumour has it that there are a few people on this site that have tasted Nurses stinky pie.
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geoffpikey
6:33 Sat Oct 10
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Terrible language from a Nurse!
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Nurse Ratched
6:25 Sat Oct 10
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geoffpikey = pie spaz
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geoffpikey
5:50 Sat Oct 10
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Vexed besmirches me. I am, ergo, winning.
Bernie fires a missile. Most welcome! I have to understand rules of engagement, though. Not opening a tin for easy win.
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oioi
5:03 Sat Oct 10
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Just got back from Robins pie & mash.
Always good.
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Hammer and Pickle
1:59 Sat Oct 10
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I’m not convinced.
Pies are a highly conservative matter and any kind of Mediterranean herb or Oriental spice just seems SARONG in a pie.
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