A slice of bread, toasted, sliced into 3-4 strips, and dripped into a runny boiled egg, I believe.
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A slice of bread, toasted, sliced into 3-4 strips, and dripped into a runny boiled egg, I believe.
Sounds good. I'd have to agree with BR though that it's not a sandwich. Not exactly a toad-in-the-hole either.
Followed by a nice spotted dick dripping in custard
Before you ask santaman, it's a desert named after a trouser malfunction in the royal court in 1537 exposed a rather unfortunate medical condition for the monarch at the time, although the dripping with custard bit is (hopefully) a complete fabrication by later historians.
Although in the early "noughties" one NHS trust renamed it "Spotted Richard" - I'm not Richarding about either
You think some of those terms are confusing? Wait till you try and get your head around the different regional names for a bread roll, bap, batch, barmcake, teacake. You can go 20 miles up the road and the name changes.
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Check out my own personal favourite sandwich from the laudable Clarissa Dickson-Wright.
The Shooter's Sandwich. A little Google-Fu will leave you feeling very hungry indeed I promise!
Bon Appetit ,
Simon
Check out my own personal favourite sandwich from the laudable Clarissa Dickson-Wright.
The Shooter's Sandwich. A little Google-Fu will leave you feeling very hungry indeed I promise!
Bon Appetit ,
Simon
Awww come on bushwacker, it's got valuable bushcraft info. Rowies were designed to stay fresh for longer trip, don't squish to badly when you pack 'em and when they do eventually become too hard to eat can be used to knock out animals frisby style from a distance.
