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Thread: 59-60's Cookery Class

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    59-60's Cookery Class

    Good Evening.

    I have just replied to one of Caspers threads which gave me the inspiration for this feature.
    If it proves popular then it may become a regular feature.

    MORECAMBE APPLE PIE

    Ingedientsl

    Apples
    Bag of Flour
    An egg
    Some sugar
    A few herbs

    Method,

    Mix the ingredients in a big bowl, place in oven and turn it on.

    Serving,

    Cut it into bits and drizzle with custard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1959_60 View Post
    Good Evening.

    I have just replied to one of Caspers threads which gave me the inspiration for this feature.
    If it proves popular then it may become a regular feature.

    MORECAMBE APPLE PIE

    Ingedientsl

    Apples
    Bag of Flour
    An egg
    Some sugar
    A few herbs

    Method,

    Mix the ingredients in a big bowl, place in oven and turn it on.

    Serving,

    Cut it into bits and drizzle with custard.
    That is absolute CLASS! could you give us an inclination to which "herbs" are a few?
    I tend to heat the oven first,or is this some new fangled method of genius i have missed on my travels?

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    I might give this one a miss...

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    Shouldn't there be something of Morecambe in it though? A shrimp or two? Or do you have to make it Bare?

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    Forget all about home baking and all of that malarkey, buy yourselves a couple of Casper the Clarets "Saucy desserts". Blinking gorgeous!

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    CHEESE ON TOAST DE RAWTENSTALL

    Ingredients,

    Bread
    Cheese
    Red Sauce

    Method

    Put the cheese on the bread and put under the grill. Turn grill on. Do NOT use a toaster.

    Serving

    Place on a plate and liberally drizzle the red sauce all over it.

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    So you tried them BT - Crap aren't they?

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    59_60 this could take off as a thread!

    Monday night - cant be arsed what should I make? - Oooh lets whack onto 59_60's thread and see what he recommends.

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    So

    fish and Chips


    Catch a turbot

    Buys some spuds

    Big pan and sizzle em it till it smells good.

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    One day I will get my hands on your fancies Casper...

    ***NOTE*** I am NOT a stalker.

    And if I may suggest that you catch a haddock rather than a turbot? Otherwise it sounds spot on.

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