It'a all rather brown, guys! Dare I say, 'smacks of school dinners':eek::D
;)
Marco.
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It'a all rather brown, guys! Dare I say, 'smacks of school dinners':eek::D
;)
Marco.
If schools sold stuff like that they would have no truancy issues
That's sort of what I was thinking. I still remember the pigs swill lorry coming through the playground.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Chicken and noodles
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Wanted something quick, olive oil in pan, gently fried some onion, put in two cloves garlic, some ginger, large can of drained and rinsed butter beans, 1/2 cup of water, shredded cabbage. small amount of veg stock, cooked for a few min. Some ground black pepper over the top. Was very nice. Sorry, no pic.
Are you serious?:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Marco.
Absolutely, I could not stand the smell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Surely though, that wasn't for human consumption? Were you keeping any pigs?:D What year was that?
Marco.
Be the leftovers etc to go to the pigs...army camps all kept pigs and had a swill wagon.
Was a reserved occupation during war as well..
Yes, was the leftovers going to the pigs. The leftovers were only collected once per week, I guess that they were not refrigerated!Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Possibly around 1955 ish.