Yes, I remember that too. We got great thick slices of bread..but it definitely wasn't butter on it..... It was Summer County marge.
School Dinners
- Thread starter Mick
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From what I remember of school dinners they were awful,the dinner ladies use to leave the kitchen doors open and the smell is very enticing.
But don't be fooled the food was over cooked to the point of leaving little to no nutritional value....the puddings were ok though.....if you liked semolina
But don't be fooled the food was over cooked to the point of leaving little to no nutritional value....the puddings were ok though.....if you liked semolina
Our school dinners were cooked off the premises and were delivered around 11.30 in large steel containers by cream Bedford vans with the Lancashire red rose logo on the side.
These lunches were also provided to the needy as 'Meals on Wheels'.
These lunches were also provided to the needy as 'Meals on Wheels'.
Them skoo dinners were cooked in large quantities in the rear of the old St James's Sko in Paradice St.
Yes, they were. I remember once going to the dental clinic on Cannon St and seeing the vans lined up ready to be filled with rice pudding and steaming gravy.
Back on the school dinners kick again
Going to make mince beef pie with mash and peas for dinner
Some ingrediance I did not think would be in this school recipe include celery and marmite
Are you a marmite fan?
Afters will be home made treacle tart with home made custard
Going to make mince beef pie with mash and peas for dinner
Some ingrediance I did not think would be in this school recipe include celery and marmite
Are you a marmite fan?
Afters will be home made treacle tart with home made custard
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No. I don't like either of those ingredients.
I make a mean minced beef and onion pie.......my recipe does not include either of those things...it does have mustard and tomato ketchup in it though...and fresh or dried parsley....and I use red onions.
I make a mean minced beef and onion pie.......my recipe does not include either of those things...it does have mustard and tomato ketchup in it though...and fresh or dried parsley....and I use red onions.
Mick, that looks fit for a king......bet there was none left.
No use showing the pictures after you've eaten it!
No point in popping round now.
No point in popping round now.
Gordon he just wants us all to slavver over our keyboards
dinner time mince meat & onion pie mash & peas yum
Are you sure your name is Mick, not Jamie.
deffo not I cant stand him.
I prefer the hairy bikers which I have met and have a signed book of there's
when it comes to cooking and eating the wife only likes very plain food
even pepper is a no no to her
so home made curry etc is down to me
deffo not I cant stand him.
I prefer the hairy bikers which I have met and have a signed book of there's
when it comes to cooking and eating the wife only likes very plain food
even pepper is a no no to her
so home made curry etc is down to me
Never heard of the Hairy Bikers Mick, the name does not impress me, but Jamie's no slouch when it comes to cooking up a treat.
Love Marmite
It's the stinky Devil's food. Blurghhhh.
These lads are from Tyneside.
They have been responsible for stimulating communities to set up lunch clubs for the elderly and disabled.
Their cooking is stick to the ribs stuff.
And they have even branched out into healthy styles of eating and cooking.
