A personal best!
- Thread starter vernon
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vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
Still uneaten...
Don't they look magnificent?
Don't they look magnificent?
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vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
What's for breakfast, Vern?
Belly pork sandwiches....
The pies are reserved for on road refuelling. One will be reserved for eating at the day's destination - Bollihope where I'll be wild camping
If it's soggier than the picture portrays I'll be picking somewhere on higher ground.
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asterix
Comrade Member
- Location
- Limoges or York
Yes, I'd check the weather forecast. That stream has potential.- Bollihope where I'll be wild camping
If it's soggier than the picture portrays I'll be picking somewhere on higher ground.
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vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
Twenty five hours!
Just had the pork and pepperoni lightly spiced with a soupcon of saltiness contributed by the pepperoni. 8/10.
Wasn't the first pie of the day though. Had a pork and stilton pie from Greewoods in Boroughbridge. 7/10. docked marks because I don't like blue cheese.
Just had the pork and pepperoni lightly spiced with a soupcon of saltiness contributed by the pepperoni. 8/10.
Wasn't the first pie of the day though. Had a pork and stilton pie from Greewoods in Boroughbridge. 7/10. docked marks because I don't like blue cheese.
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Cubist
Still wavin'
- Location
- Ovver 'thill
Well, that pic is of a Shropshire fidget. A Bolster Moor Fidget is a bit different.
inkd
Senior Member
- Location
- New Forest
the suspense is building. So when is the description of the Bolster Moor Fidget pie coming? As a southerner I have never tasted such pies, only the traditional Cornish pasty.
- Location
- Shrewsbury, Shropshire
Doesn't look like the last Shropshire Fidget Pie I had.Well, that pic is of a Shropshire fidget. A Bolster Moor Fidget is a bit different.
Looks more like a pork pie.
twentysix by twentyfive
Clinging on tightly
- Location
- Over the Hill
Yes indeed - great minds and all thatWhen I saw the thread title I thought Vern had eaten the most pies in a day.
Such restraint is impressive!
I'm beginning to lose faith in the objectivity of your system...
twentysix by twentyfive
Clinging on tightly
- Location
- Over the Hill
Still uneaten...
Don't they look magnificent?
The one at the bottom reminds me of someone.
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vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
Fidget pie eaten by the Tees at Whorlton Bridge last night. The fidget topping was moist and savoury though slightly sweet. Great crust, voids filled with jelly. nice pickme up. 8.5/10
And finally after a record breaking forty two hours in my possession, the pork pie. Nice filling - the most that I've seen in a pie. A great breakfast pie preceded by a breakfast tot of rum. Well balanced seasoning, good crust and nice peppery after taste. 9/10 with the potential of scoring a 10/10 when fresh.
To hell with it. A pie that tastes this good after two days must be a ten.
thanks @Cubist
And finally after a record breaking forty two hours in my possession, the pork pie. Nice filling - the most that I've seen in a pie. A great breakfast pie preceded by a breakfast tot of rum. Well balanced seasoning, good crust and nice peppery after taste. 9/10 with the potential of scoring a 10/10 when fresh.
To hell with it. A pie that tastes this good after two days must be a ten.
thanks @Cubist
inkd
Senior Member
- Location
- New Forest
Oh, so shall I google a "fidget pie" I have no idea whats in them.
inkd
Senior Member
- Location
- New Forest
had to google it, sounds lovely.
