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On Fri, Aug 18, 2006 at 02:09:11PM +0100, Jenny Mather wrote:
> So we went on holiday and stayed with a friend at their parents' house and
> towards the end there came inevitable question why dont you cook something
> traditionally english?
>
> ...
>
> I'm intrigued if other people have had similar experiences.....
I spent new year a couple of years ago with some German friends. I
decided that they needed a proper breakfast - none of that bread and
cold meats rubbish - on new years day to help chase the beer monster
away. It went down very well. The sossidges were a little odd, being
nasty furrin sossidges, and using blutwurst instead of black pudding
produced something tolerable but a bit gooey instead of being nice and
solid.
They didn't trust the fried tomatoes though.
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