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We have all probably read about the unusual food combinations that were favourites of Elvis, like deep fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches…but… I am sure we all have our own delicacies that we might not like to confess to liking. In England, a real bizzare combo is Ice Cream with Jelly; that’s Jello to those in the US/Canada

So to start off – forgive me Loungers, I have sinned and I confess that I love cold spaghetti bolognaise sandwiches on white bread with lots of real butter.

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Hetty, I could go for that myself but I’d have to have it at least slightly warm.

My delicacy:
Chips dipped in thick milk shake
French Fries dipped in thick shake

My appetite for this went into steep decline, the more I learned about leading fast food ‘restaurants’…

This delicacy works almost as well though with oven chips and ice cream.

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Raw Christmas cake mixture – far superior to the cooked article! This was a favourite treat as kids – you knew that Christmas was on the way as well!

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I hope that’s not the same Christmas Cake I usually make… see post 197590
have fun

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We had a good childhood!

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Deep-fried Mars bars!

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Is that before or after the deep fried pizza washed down with an Irn Bru!

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After, naturally (though occasionally at the same time!). And don’t forget the fish supper while waiting for the pizza to be ready….

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I’ve been known to put almost ANYTHING in a Tortilla shell (large, soft, flour-based shell, often used for Burritos).

Options include (but are not limited to): Cheese (always), beef, chicken, vegetables, rice… and any left-over food that I’m tired of eating plain.
Put the cold food on the shell, fold over once.
Place in the microwave for 1 minute on high.
Next, place in a toaster-oven or oven on high for 3-5 minutes (until slightly brown)
Remove, cover with Sour-Cream and/or Ketchup (or Catsup, depending on where you’re from)

mmmmmmmmm…. yummy

Definitely bachelor’s food!

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I keep telling you people GARLIC anything. Just did my garlic chocoloate chip cookies again … scrumptious.

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(Pardon me while I channel my Californian nephew)

Doood! Would you be willing to share the garlic chocolate cookie recipe.

One of the odd things that my sister discovered when she was pregnant was toast with butter, then peanut butter, then a sprinkling of sweetened shaved coconut. Mmmmm.

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Garlic Chip Cookies

Recipe By : Globe Garlic Recipes
Serving Size : 24+

Amount Measure Ingredient — Preparation Method
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10 Cloves Garlic (depends on how strong you want the garlic flavor)
1/2 C Honey
1 C Margarine
1 C Brown Sugar
2 Eggs
1 Tsp Vanilla
2 1/2 C Flour
1 Tsp Baking Soda
1 Tsp Salt
2 C Chips (Choc/Butterscoth)

Drop garlic cloves in boiling water boil 5mi
Peal chop fine and soak garlic in honey 20min
Cream marg/sugar/eggs/vanilla
Combine flour/baking soda/salt
Add to flour mix to creamed mix and stir in chips
Drain garlic & add to batter
Blend well
Drop by TBLS on ungreased baking sheet
Bake at 375

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My favourite version of the “chip butty”
White bread, sprinkled with Worchester sauce, a few hot chips, roll up and devour

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A real sweet, ripe peach eaten alternately with a dill pickle.
Cottage cheese with several shots of Louisiana hot sauce.
Pat

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