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pressed veal is the archeological find here imo

mark s, Monday, 9 October 2017 10:50 (six years ago) link

from cooks.com:

PRESSED VEAL

2 lbs. veal
1 lb. pork (fresh lean)

or

3 lbs veal
2 lbs pork

Do not chop. Put on to boil and cover with water; boil until only 1 cup of liquid remains.

Pull apart with a fork and pack into a small bread tin. Season with salt and pepper and onion juice, if desired.

Cover with oil paper and press with a flat iron.

This is a very old recipe passed down from Minnesota relatives.

Submitted by: Emma Walsh

illegal economic migration (Tracer Hand), Monday, 9 October 2017 10:54 (six years ago) link

i sometimes make a terrine which is a fancier version of this but i never use veal as nowhere sells it any longer

mark s, Monday, 9 October 2017 10:57 (six years ago) link

Waitrose sells veal.

kim jong deal (suzy), Monday, 9 October 2017 11:23 (six years ago) link

What is 'onion juice'? I can make an educated guess, but suspect I'll be wrong.

Dan Worsley, Monday, 9 October 2017 11:24 (six years ago) link

if you put an onion or five through a blender and then press the resulting paste through a fine sieve then i suspect that is what we are after

imago, Monday, 9 October 2017 12:11 (six years ago) link

one for the troo headz there

imago, Monday, 9 October 2017 12:12 (six years ago) link

Their bodies were discovered at their £170,000 home

fuck you, the Telegraph

kinder, Monday, 9 October 2017 21:11 (six years ago) link

quite. still laughing at Tracer Hand's emoji story here.

Fizzles, Monday, 9 October 2017 21:15 (six years ago) link

the ritual declaration of the house price reminds me a bit of medieval deathbot's ritual declaration of the weapon price

A stranger, killed in 1363 by Henry Gibel, who did strike him in the body with a knife. The knife was worth one penny.

— Medieval Death Bot (@DeathMedieval) June 23, 2015

mark s, Monday, 9 October 2017 21:24 (six years ago) link

that valuation might be a little optimistic what with the knotweed and the murder-suicide

plp will eat itself (NickB), Monday, 9 October 2017 21:32 (six years ago) link

imagine the indignity of getting killed by a very heavy sheaf of wheat back then.

calzino, Monday, 9 October 2017 21:33 (six years ago) link

Did we ever have

Find The Bastard Who Shat Down My Chimney!
? Original 'news' source not obviously online, although admittedly I only went as far as the first 10 results on Google.

http://www.infiniteunknown.net/2015/02/28/find-the-bastard-who-shat-down-my-chimney/

めんどくさかった (Matt #2), Sunday, 15 October 2017 13:45 (six years ago) link

oops sorry for bad formatting

めんどくさかった (Matt #2), Sunday, 15 October 2017 13:46 (six years ago) link

@Joey7Barton Hi Joey. My names Shaun Williamson. I used to play Barry Evans in Eastenders. Can I send you a private message please?

— Shaun Williamson (@ShaunWilliamson) October 18, 2017

||||||||, Thursday, 19 October 2017 18:25 (six years ago) link

lol

Roberto Spiralli, Thursday, 19 October 2017 18:27 (six years ago) link

Expect to see him in the next Morrissey video.

Dan Worsley, Thursday, 19 October 2017 18:29 (six years ago) link

Haha

Le Bateau Ivre, Thursday, 19 October 2017 19:04 (six years ago) link

Williamson looking for a good betting quote

Le Bateau Ivre, Thursday, 19 October 2017 19:04 (six years ago) link

I got v little sympathy, every middle class parent in the country is dealing with the devil when it comes to secondary schools

pulled pork state of mind (Noodle Vague), Sunday, 22 October 2017 08:59 (six years ago) link

i'm wondering more how you raise 200K with bake sales...?

illegal economic migration (Tracer Hand), Sunday, 22 October 2017 10:00 (six years ago) link

still, the naked criminality is breathtaking imo

illegal economic migration (Tracer Hand), Sunday, 22 October 2017 10:01 (six years ago) link

I am going to abandon my plan to become a drug dealer and try and get into this academy school board of directors hustle. Far more lucrative, and probably almost zero chance of a prison sentence.

calzino, Sunday, 22 October 2017 10:56 (six years ago) link

That article seems like it’s barely scratching the surface. No suggestion of fraud?!? Then where did the money go?

El Tomboto, Sunday, 22 October 2017 14:16 (six years ago) link

Extremely real sounding hostage situation at bowling alley on Bermuda retail park Nuneaton happening now

IF (Terrorist) Yes, Explain (Bananaman Begins), Sunday, 22 October 2017 17:28 (six years ago) link

Bermuda Park leisure complex, rather

IF (Terrorist) Yes, Explain (Bananaman Begins), Sunday, 22 October 2017 17:33 (six years ago) link

Sounds like toxic masculinity at play rather than terrorism.

Asked if the gunman was known to staff at the bowling alley, he said: “We believe from what my manageress tells me that he is an ex-husband or a boyfriend of a member of staff. That is what I know. I can’t confirm that for definite.”

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/oct/22/hostage-situation-reported-bermuda-park-nuneaton-retail-park-police-ongoing-situation

Dan Worsley, Sunday, 22 October 2017 17:36 (six years ago) link

I'm p comfortable calling most terrorism a subset of toxic masculinity tbh

illegal economic migration (Tracer Hand), Sunday, 22 October 2017 17:39 (six years ago) link

Not going to argue with that.

Dan Worsley, Sunday, 22 October 2017 17:42 (six years ago) link

Quoted tweet using cry-laugh emoji possibly realest thing about this situation, amidst stiff competition

IF (Terrorist) Yes, Explain (Bananaman Begins), Sunday, 22 October 2017 20:08 (six years ago) link

wrong cry-laugh emoji for perfect realness tbf

imago, Sunday, 22 October 2017 21:06 (six years ago) link

https://i.imgur.com/zwVZFPI.jpg

lefal junglist platton (wtev), Tuesday, 24 October 2017 12:00 (six years ago) link

deffo, i once went to the launch of one of these for Jackson's bakery and they gave me a model delivery van and all the red wine i could indiscreetly guzzle

pulled pork state of mind (Noodle Vague), Wednesday, 25 October 2017 08:56 (six years ago) link

also Poundworld Plus in Hull currently does blocks of Ritter at 75p a pop and i love them

pulled pork state of mind (Noodle Vague), Wednesday, 25 October 2017 08:57 (six years ago) link

I like Iceland's Best Served Cold title best, like maybe don't try this at home.

calzino, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 09:11 (six years ago) link

Needless to say he had the last laugh!

nashwan, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 09:22 (six years ago) link

When I think of how ruthless and terrible some of the people I've worked for have been, and yet they still weren't quite ruthless + terrible enough to get to the Charlie Mullins level. I'm thinking his book might be used as reference in future academia.

calzino, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 09:37 (six years ago) link

Very much looking forward to mark s some day following in this tradition.

Terry Micawber (Tom D.), Wednesday, 25 October 2017 10:10 (six years ago) link

"HOT LIKE MY TAKES: a literally impenetrable guide to moral if not financial success (if success it even be)"

mark s, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 10:19 (six years ago) link

i hope charlie mullins’ boom expains why he has christmas decorations up outside his headquarters six months out of the twelve in a year.

Fizzles, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 19:36 (six years ago) link

book. a “charlie mullins boom” sounds euphemistic. a “brexit bollock”. a touch of the “tim martin mullets”.

Fizzles, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 19:38 (six years ago) link

a charlie mullins boom = a period of economic prosperity entirely based on inflated plumbing quotes.

Fizzles, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 19:40 (six years ago) link

speaking of which. a while ago on a sunday or bank holiday or something my brother’s wife said do you want a nice chestnut dining table for free. carelessly i said yes and she said ok we just need to pick it up from watford, the other side of london.

i booked a cheap man with a van who we arranged to meet in kentish town for some reason. he was hiding up a side street, he looked flea-bitten, and his van absolutely stank of... well, stale semen, frankly.

once he got moving it became apparent immediately that the brakes didn’t really exist. my brother’s wife wound down a window and clutched v hard to the seat. at one point drive seemed to doze off and nearly crashed into a car in front of us. i murmured to mbw that she could travel home by train if she wanted and she said yes she wanted.

we got to watford eventually and mbw’s sightly weird colleague. she got her husband to help me out with the table. once we’d lifted it up he explained that he shouldn’t really be doing this sort of thing because he’d had an operation recently and was still “stapled together”.

the removal of the table was extremely awkward because it was too large to be taken out of the front door, so we had to carry it around the back down a narrow passageway with a lot of “take it easy mate i’m not feeling too good”.

got it in the van. brother’s wife buggered off to the station and i got back in the van.

on the way back he played a lot of quite good music - wait i shazzam’d some of it, hang on (it was radio and he didn’t know the titles)... rats it doesn’t go back that far. sounded like bhangra.

got back after a comparatively uneventful but still mildly frightening trip. he asked me if i wanted a hand but i said i’d be fine. mbw arrived back and we tried to get it into the house.

too big for the front door. couldn’t get it in. ffs. brother turned up and said wtf are you doing. we explained it was too big. talked about chopping off the legs, cutting it in half or removing the front door. ended up - i can’t remember the reasoning here - calling pimlico plumbers. only ones available on a sunday.

he turned up. measured the table and measured the front door and said nah mate not a chance. he said we can come back tomorrow and remove the doors but even then i’m not sure we’ll get it past the front room.

we all looked at each other. my brother suggested asking the people in the tiny corner shop near us whether they’d look after it. after *much* inconsequential discussion we decided we’d give it one more go.

pushed a bit and it went in. then angled it past the front room and into the central dining room. not a problem. pimlico plumber pissed himself and charged us £120 for a call out fee.

although our stupidity was supreme, i’m still fucked off that he turned up, told us he couldn’t do it, then watched us shove it through and charged £120. unfortunately it feels like a tax on my own incompetence. charlie fuckin mullins.

Fizzles, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 19:57 (six years ago) link

Fuck, I would have paid him in pennies. I hate the way the PP website refers to their Electrical services as Electrics, but also I hate myself for when I type p-i into my google bar and the Pimilco plumbing .com address appears. Charlie Mullins O.B.E., appears to operate like a proper disreputable cowboy with the call out charges. And £80 to dispose of white goods is a pisstake as well. Fridges are mostly worthless, but cookers and washing machines left outside are gone in 10 seconds to the scrappers where I live.

calzino, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 20:33 (six years ago) link

yeah he’s an absolute arsehole.

Fizzles, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 20:38 (six years ago) link

NV did a good post iirc on modern day scrap/rag and bone collectors.

same with me tbh - you can leave stuff outside even for legit council collection and the vans do the rounds first thing in the morning and grab anything they can use.

Fizzles, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 20:40 (six years ago) link

Londoners looking to avoid Pimlico Plumbers could do a lot worse than the all-woman workforce of stopcocks.uk

kim jong deal (suzy), Wednesday, 25 October 2017 21:07 (six years ago) link

Hah, that's brilliant!

calzino, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 21:18 (six years ago) link


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