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    English Foods:

    Hmmmmm i would love to know in here have anyone ever learn to cook english foods for their sweety...
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    I know how to cook Haggis

    Quote Originally Posted by eljean View Post
    Hmmmmm i would love to know in here have anyone ever learn to cook english foods for their sweety...
    Ate Ping is expert to that
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    Get potato
    Slice up
    Fry
    Drop on floor
    Kick around a bit
    Re-heat in the microwave
    Screw up into newspaper
    Soak in salt & vinegar

    Hubby will you all night for that authentic taste of a chippy
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    Quote Originally Posted by Win2Win View Post
    Get potato
    Slice up
    Fry
    Drop on floor
    Kick around a bit
    Re-heat in the microwave
    Screw up into newspaper
    Soak in salt & vinegar

    Hubby will you all night for that authentic taste of a chippy
    Filipina a born survivor!


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    I've cooked casserole with suet dumpling, fish and chips, steak and kidney pie, shepherd's pie, jacket potato, lamb chops and black pudding! No complaints so far...


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    Just try to learn to cook your husband favourite food.Anyway English food is very easy to cook, not like the Asian food lots of condiments to prepare. Mostly they cook it in the oven or in grill and with matching mash potatoes with gravy and steam vegetable or roast potatoes with yorkshire pudding and onion ring and vegetable.If your husband is not picky about food then you can cook any English food. You just need recipe book and try it first.
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    yes it is easy to cook english food but since ive been here i never cook english food though my husband loves filipino foods


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