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We have just enjoyed a mixed salad tossed in a honey and mustard dressing, and a Melton Mowbray pork pie each.

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Not a big pork pie fan but I like the pork inside though without the jelly and pastry.

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mollysmom said:
Richard, I had to look those pies up because I had no idea what they were...lol

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Mollysmum, they are delicious. We like a pork pie with some dark pickle, such as Branston's or ploughman's. Especially with a bitter or mild beer. They are best consumed in a country pub somewhere in England. :)

Hayles66 said:
Not a big pork pie fan but I like the pork inside though without the jelly and pastry.

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The ones which we bought, Hayley were filled solid with pork and no gelatine. I don't mind the pastry at all.

Pork pie manufacture is one of the main industries in Melton Mowbray, Leics. There is a movement to protect the name, on similar lines as to how Parma ham is a protected name.

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Also Cornish pasty too. Mind you, big uproar over the tax for hot and cold pasties

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We have just enjoyed a mixed salad tossed in a honey and mustard dressing, and a Melton Mowbray pork pie each.

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That sounds really good, minus the gelatine to congeal the meat. I'd rather have it loose than glued together.

We are getting the grill fired up to do some chicken kabobs and veggies fairly soon. We have been under a Marina Weather Alert put here, so all has taken cover the last few hours. Finally, the Sunball has come out!! Yippeee!
 
We just had French toast and sausage for dinner; it was one of those "don't-know-what-to-do-so-how's-about-this" meals, and it turned into one of those meals that everyone loved.
 
Ldsdad said:
We just had French toast and sausage for dinner; it was one of those "don't-know-what-to-do-so-how's-about-this" meals, and it turned into one of those meals that everyone loved.

I love dinners like these and they are even better when eaten in jammies!
 
Happy Memorial Day everyone! (An American holiday.) I'm off to a local park to help some other men from our church cook breakfast for whoever shows up. sausage, scrambled eggs, pancakes, fruit, toast, etc. (Don't worry about men cooking; it's breakfast. One of the nice things about cooking breakfast foods is that they are extraordinarily difficult to mess up! ;) )
 

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