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Corsa_Sport21

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4th Jun 14 at 06:50

Gravy. But with carrots and onions (don't like onions, just like the flavour).

Sausages, carrots, onions, water, gravy granules. Chuck it in the casserole, 45 mins in the oven, boom.

JonnyJ

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4th Jun 14 at 08:40

More gravy than the plate can handle. That is all.

Dom

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4th Jun 14 at 08:50

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by Gary
What's wrong with gravy on chips? Weirdos

Everything. Sauce is for chips, gravy is for potatoes and chicken/beef/yorkshires and mash

Yes, gravy for mash and peas

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
More gravy than the plate can handle. That is all.

You get people that just mince about with gravy - little bit here, little bit there; just slap it on man!!

[Edited on 04-06-2014 by Dom]

mwg

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4th Jun 14 at 08:50

I have it with either or even all of them together

mwg

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4th Jun 14 at 08:52

quote:
Originally posted by Marc
I like both options. But needs to be thick gravy, none of this thin watery pish.

If you can't pick the gravy up with your fork then it's too watery

Dom

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4th Jun 14 at 08:53

quote:
Originally posted by mwg
....even all of them together

JonnyJ

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4th Jun 14 at 08:57

quote:
Originally posted by mwg

quote:
Originally posted by Marc
I like both options. But needs to be thick gravy, none of this thin watery pish.

If you can't pick the gravy up with your fork then it's too watery

Truth

My dad used to be awful at making gravy. I was as well just running the tap over my food.

AlexSXI

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4th Jun 14 at 11:36

Sausage & Mash is definitely a gravy dinner.

Talking of Beans though, what the fuck is baked beans in Cottage/Shepard's Pie all about? Loads of people seem to do that.

Beans are strictly a fry-up element or at worst on toast with some cheese.

[Edited on 04-06-2014 by AlexSXI]

SVM 286

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4th Jun 14 at 14:15

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
Discuss

Both/either. And as often as possible Robin.

SVM 286

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4th Jun 14 at 14:17

quote:
Originally posted by Mike
Gravy all day long. Never tried it with peas and gravy but I'm not convinced that it would be an improvement. Peas and gravy are better suited to a meat and potato pie imo. Beans are just a plate filler to me, I've never had a single meal that has been improved by adding beans.

Not even a jacket potato or egg 'n chips Mike?!

SVM 286

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4th Jun 14 at 14:19

quote:
Originally posted by Gary
What's wrong with gravy on chips? Weirdos

Curry sauce ftw ideally Gaz

SVM 286

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4th Jun 14 at 14:20

quote:
Originally posted by _Allan_
http://i60.tinypic.com/xc8x2w.jpg

So hungry now

Corsa_Sport21

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4th Jun 14 at 14:28

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286

quote:
Originally posted by Gary
What's wrong with gravy on chips? Weirdos

Curry sauce ftw ideally Gaz

With cheese on top before the curry sauce.

Mike

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4th Jun 14 at 14:48

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286

quote:
Originally posted by Mike
Gravy all day long. Never tried it with peas and gravy but I'm not convinced that it would be an improvement. Peas and gravy are better suited to a meat and potato pie imo. Beans are just a plate filler to me, I've never had a single meal that has been improved by adding beans.

Not even a jacket potato or egg 'n chips Mike?!

Not a fan of jackets either tbh although you may have a point with that one, the beans would at least add a small amount of moisture to the dehydrated potato. Adding beans to chips and egg is a proper pet hate of mine, their presence on the plate just devalues the dish, they somehow manage to kill the nicer flavours in favour of their blandness.

[Edited on 04-06-2014 by Mike]

C2RL R

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5th Jun 14 at 15:34

I hate beans and mash on the same plate. Doesn't taste right to me at all. Potatoes of any variety don't mix well with beans, only gravy.

N16K

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6th Jun 14 at 15:17

Onions and thick gravy

[Edited on 06-06-2014 by N16K]

Chris F

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9th Jun 14 at 20:59

I thought Cash First

Eck

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9th Jun 14 at 21:41

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
gravy is for homos

Says the homo. Gravy is immense. Mash with gravy is immense. Yorkies with mash with gravy is even more immense.

Eck

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9th Jun 14 at 21:46

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ

quote:
Originally posted by mwg

quote:
Originally posted by Marc
I like both options. But needs to be thick gravy, none of this thin watery pish.

If you can't pick the gravy up with your fork then it's too watery

Truth

My dad used to be awful at making gravy. I was as well just running the tap over my food.

That shit does my nut in. If I can go a meal without wearing some, there wasn't enough/thick enough gravy.

IvIarkgraham

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9th Jun 14 at 23:13

quote:
Originally posted by Eck

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
gravy is for homos

Says the homo. Gravy is immense. Mash with gravy is immense. Yorkies with mash with gravy is even more immense.

disgusting

taylorboosh

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10th Jun 14 at 08:46

quote:
Originally posted by Eck

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ

quote:
Originally posted by mwg

quote:
Originally posted by Marc
I like both options. But needs to be thick gravy, none of this thin watery pish.

If you can't pick the gravy up with your fork then it's too watery

Truth

My dad used to be awful at making gravy. I was as well just running the tap over my food.

That shit does my nut in. If I can go a meal without wearing some, there wasn't enough/thick enough gravy.