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Serge

Über Member
Location
Nuneaton
I always find this a tricky one.

Pork Pie should really be eaten with HP Sauce but, HP doesn’t really go with salad.

I dabbled with salad cream for a while but it just didn’t hit the spot.

I’ve now settled for Branson Pickle when faced with this conundrum, but am not fully convinced.

Any ideas?
I'd stick with HP sauce and salad. Maybe mayonnaise or salad cream with the salad and HP sauce with the pork pie and have a bit of a cheeky mix.

It's the future, I've tasted it.
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
I always find this a tricky one.

Pork Pie should really be eaten with HP Sauce but, HP doesn’t really go with salad.

I dabbled with salad cream for a while but it just didn’t hit the spot.

I’ve now settled for Branson Pickle when faced with this conundrum, but am not fully convinced.

Any ideas?
A good 'grind' of black pepper, not over the piecrust but onto the Pork filling. :hungry: :hyper:
 
I'd stick with HP sauce and salad. Maybe mayonnaise or salad cream with the salad and HP sauce with the pork pie and have a bit of a cheeky mix.

It's the future, I've tasted it.
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That’s almost as bad as letting the baked beans touch the fried egg in a cooked breakfast.

A good 'grind' of black pepper, not over the piecrust but onto the Pork filling. :hungry: :hyper:

I’m sorry, but you have to have some kind of sauce with the pork pie.

I’m assuming that the pork pie is a decent one and not festooned with lumps of that revolting gelatine, so will need some assistance on it’s journey
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
xx(

That’s almost as bad as letting the baked beans touch the fried egg in a cooked breakfast.



I’m sorry, but you have to have some kind of sauce with the pork pie.

I’m assuming that the pork pie is a decent one and not festooned with lumps of that revolting gelatine, so will need some assistance on it’s journey
Yer need a bit of jelly in a Pork Pie,

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MikeG

Guru
Location
Suffolk
I always find this a tricky one.

Pork Pie should really be eaten with HP Sauce but, HP doesn’t really go with salad.

I dabbled with salad cream for a while but it just didn’t hit the spot.

I’ve now settled for Branson Pickle when faced with this conundrum, but am not fully convinced.

Any ideas?

Salad cream! Did you say salad cream?

Repent, sinner, repent........and beg for mercy from the food gods.
 

MikeG

Guru
Location
Suffolk
xx(

That’s almost as bad as letting the baked beans touch the fried egg in a cooked breakfast..........

Egg and beans on the same plate!!!!!!!!! Ahhhhhhhhh. There is no hope.

Talking of foodie things which should never come into contact, I want a two tiered dinner plate. I agonise over doing roast potatoes, carefully ensuring they are crispy and crunchy on the outside, and soft on the inside, last thing out of the oven and piping hot, then watch in resignation as guests have them swimming in gravy. I have the least amount of gravy possible such that my meat is covered, but that there is no spillage into the curtilage of the potatoes. It would be so much easier with a two tier plate (think of paddy terraces), such that meat could be unashamedly engravified, but my potatoes remained well above the high tide mark.
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
My step mother taught me to mix the beans, tomatoes and fried eggs together on a cooked breakfast into a big mush. I was dubious, but it works great. Wonderful to dip your fried bread into.
A camping favourite of mine was boil up a pan of baked beans then poach an egg in the middle or better still fry some Bacon then take it out and pour the Beans into the frying pan and again an Egg in the middle. :hungry:
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
Egg and beans on the same plate!!!!!!!!! Ahhhhhhhhh. There is no hope.

Talking of foodie things which should never come into contact, I want a two tiered dinner plate. I agonise over doing roast potatoes, carefully ensuring they are crispy and crunchy on the outside, and soft on the inside, last thing out of the oven and piping hot, then watch in resignation as guests have them swimming in gravy. I have the least amount of gravy possible such that my meat is covered, but that there is no spillage into the curtilage of the potatoes. It would be so much easier with a two tier plate (think of paddy terraces), such that meat could be unashamedly engravified, but my potatoes remained well above the high tide mark.
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classic33

Leg End Member
Egg and beans on the same plate!!!!!!!!! Ahhhhhhhhh. There is no hope.

Talking of foodie things which should never come into contact, I want a two tiered dinner plate. I agonise over doing roast potatoes, carefully ensuring they are crispy and crunchy on the outside, and soft on the inside, last thing out of the oven and piping hot, then watch in resignation as guests have them swimming in gravy. I have the least amount of gravy possible such that my meat is covered, but that there is no spillage into the curtilage of the potatoes. It would be so much easier with a two tier plate (think of paddy terraces), such that meat could be unashamedly engravified, but my potatoes remained well above the high tide mark.

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I always find this a tricky one.

Pork Pie should really be eaten with HP Sauce but, HP doesn’t really go with salad.

I dabbled with salad cream for a while but it just didn’t hit the spot.

I’ve now settled for Branson Pickle when faced with this conundrum, but am not fully convinced.

Any ideas?

My home made chutney. I currently have a choice between tomato, cranberry & nectarine, golden beetroot, spiced pineapple or gingered yellow plum.

And a classic vinaigrette on the salad.
 
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