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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    Shame she doesn't have an adult dad
    I was going to say she might have, but then we did the My Heritage DNA tests so she’s definitely my daughter - so fair point there, then Steve!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    Well one thing I think we can all agree on, is that based on the posts, Del is an amazing cook and Marco is a very lucky boy! Some really good looking food, which I find all the more admirable with Del being vegetarian.

    Tamzin is 18 today, I officially now have an adult daughter!

    We’re out for a meal tonight to the Coach and Horses in Woodbridge, which is her choice as we have been there many times for family meals and celebrations. But because we made a bit of a weekend of it, I gave her the choice of meals for Saturday and Sunday.

    Saturday she chose her second favourite meal - Beef Wellington - I should have cut it in half to show the steak and filling, but that would have spoiled my air vent “design”!



    Berni Inn tomatoes especially done for Marco’s entertainment! [emoji846]

    Any guesses as to what yesterday was - her favourite ever meal?
    Looks great Alex - good traditional British nosh.

    I used to 'lily' tomatoes like that, but as it didn’t affect the taste, one way or another, I stopped. BTW, what is the green vegetable near the mushrooms? Spinach?

    Remind us of Tamzin's "favourite ever meal".
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    So, a true celebration of English Nosh is Tamzin’s favourite - the Great British Stew!



    (Should have also had red cabbage and apple, but I completely forgot and found it in the fridge this morning! )
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    [need an emoji here to illustrate a head hurting from banging against a brick wall!] I would direct you to the last two lines of post #1043, a point I've made ad nauseum ever since I joined this thread (on your invitation )

    But to save you a search, I'll say it again: I'm by no means representative of British food culture, I'm just too picky!
    Indeed, but in my experience, there are many thousands of Brits just like you, so that doesn't say much for the 'broader palette' you claim is the case for British food culture.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    Well one thing I think we can all agree on, is that based on the posts, Del is an amazing cook and Marco is a very lucky boy! Some really good looking food, which I find all the more admirable with Del being vegetarian.

    Tamzin is 18 today, I officially now have an adult daughter!

    We’re out for a meal tonight to the Coach and Horses in Woodbridge, which is her choice as we have been there many times for family meals and celebrations. But because we made a bit of a weekend of it, I gave her the choice of meals for Saturday and Sunday.

    Saturday she chose her second favourite meal - Beef Wellington - I should have cut it in half to show the steak and filling, but that would have spoiled my air vent “design”!



    Berni Inn tomatoes especially done for Marco’s entertainment! [emoji846]

    Any guesses as to what yesterday was - her favourite ever meal?
    Lol, God bless the Berni Inn!

    Looks good, Alex. Is that creamed Spinach I see there on the left?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Steve, how about one of these: , , and ?

    Anything to prevent this thread posibly descending into acrimony; which would be regrettable.
    Yes, any of those would have been perfect... no acrimony in my future, I always walk away from confrontations Just some harmless banter, and while I'll readily poke a stick at something if I feel it's warranted, I never mean any offence.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    So, a true celebration of English Nosh is Tamzin’s favourite - the Great British Stew!



    (Should have also had red cabbage and apple, but I completely forgot and found it in the fridge this morning! )
    Oh yes! Lovely beef stew, ideal for this time of the year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Anything to prevent this thread posibly descending into acrimony; which would be regrettable.
    No chance of that on my side, Barry. I just like a good debate, and food is something I'm very passionate about.

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    Just to champion the continental side of the divide, lol, for lunch... Spaghetti with clams:



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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Lol, God bless the Berni Inn!

    Looks good, Alex. Is that creamed Spinach I see there on the left?

    Marco.
    Yes, creamed spinach or as we call it in this house “spinach snot” which was also specifically requested by Her Majesty!
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