Disgusting? Really?I don't understand the obsession with buffalo wings. That shit is disgusting.
I love garlic parmesan wings also. Wouldn't call buffalo wings disgusting, though.I don't understand the obsession with buffalo wings. That shit is disgusting. Give me garlic parmesan any day.
Beans on cheese on toast.
that's not a combo.Pussy juice
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A good meat cut medium rare + coarse salt + charcoal fire for some of the smoke flavor.
Perfection
Dear god man what did you just brexit from your stomach and out onto the floor? Get a mop ffs.British comfort food, you pleb.
A few dashes of Worcestershire (pronounced 'Wuh-ster') sauce (Lea & Perrins) on the cheese before it goes under the grill, and a few on baked beans make it extra lush.
Dear god man what did you just brexit from your stomach and out onto the floor? Get a mop ffs.
What is that red sauce that the beans were cooked in?British comfort food, you pleb.
A few dashes of Worcestershire (pronounced 'Wuh-ster') sauce (Lea & Perrins) on the cheese before it goes under the grill, and a few on baked beans make it extra lush.
What is that red sauce that the beans were cooked in?
well try it out manI love tomato soup and I love grilled cheese, but I've never had them together and don't really see the appeal.
Haggis blood.
British comfort food, you pleb.
A few dashes of Worcestershire (pronounced 'Wuh-ster') sauce (Lea & Perrins) on the cheese before it goes under the grill, and a few on baked beans make it extra lush.
British comfort food, you pleb.
A few dashes of Worcestershire (pronounced 'Wuh-ster') sauce (Lea & Perrins) on the cheese before it goes under the grill, and a few on baked beans make it extra lush.
A few dashes of Worcestershire (pronounced 'Wuh-ster') sauce
Well tell me what it is damnit.Yes.
But tell me why you're laughing.*Reads thread*
*Laughs in Spain*
It's one of the staple food combos I ate growing up.thats a weird combo.
Had me in the first half.I don't understand the obsession with buffalo wings. That shit is disgusting. Give me garlic parmesan any day.
It's a joke about the kind of foods here, very english, in contrast with spanish cuisine.But tell me why you're laughing.
It's a joke about the kind of foods here, very english, in contrast with spanish cuisine.
I love english food, but as you all know, Spain as a whole, together with Italy and some Asian countries, have the power of the tasties.
A 10-15 min bocata I make is rural bread with breaded pen chicken breasts , fried, sliced fresh Murcia tomatoes , little green Padrón peppers , fried, curado cheese slices , a fried egg and everything splorched with generous quantities of best valencian Ali-Oli. All the frieds in the best local Virgin Olive Oil, of course. I don't drink much, but if it strikes me fancy, a glass of either a good chilled white or strong 14-15° degrees Monastrell grape local red wine. Everything is either local or from less than 1h away. And nope, we don't get the 'but it came from small producers villages' tax since we are the small town/big village (35.000 souls) heh heh heh