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nikimcbee 06-15-10 09:54 AM

I'll do this for Breakfast:
buckwheat blueberry pancakes:
http://img.foodnetwork.com/FOOD/2007...ancakes_lg.jpg

Contains no pea soup:D

Sailor Steve 06-15-10 09:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by krashkart (Post 1419576)
Not a big fan of coconut? :06:

Makes me gag. Something to do with the texture. I also don't like nuts - any kind of nuts. Well, macadamias and peanuts, but peanuts aren't nuts.

And while I love dry roasted peanuts, I hate them in anything else, including candy and ice cream.


Quote:

Originally Posted by jimbuna
Bacon,fried egg,fried mushrooms,fried tomato topped with ketchup in a nice fresh stottie :rock:

Not a big fan of cooked tomatoes (love them in salads), but the rest is making my mouth water.



Quote:

The traditional full English breakfast :rock:
And people say the Brits can't cook! That looks fine! :yep:


Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkFish
Now for this typically Dutch meal: Snert. It's a thick pea soup usually served with smoked sausage and bacon:

Now I'm starving! That looks absolutely delicious! :sunny:

Jimbuna 06-15-10 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by DarkFish (Post 1419815)
English breakfast:rock:
English cuisine does have some good things:DL

Also, what's wrong with haggis and the meat-pie-with-ketchup-floating-in-pea-soup-thingie? I like haggis, and that other dish looks pretty tasteful as well:)

Now for this typically Dutch meal: Snert. It's a thick pea soup usually served with smoked sausage and bacon:
http://www.dezuidkanter.nl/html/imag...1418-Snert.jpg
Looks delicious, don't it?:DL

You forget, I was once resident in your country and saw an awful lot of Herrings being eaten :o

http://web.me.com/schuffelen/Site/du...ingEten250.jpg

Weiss Pinguin 06-15-10 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by krashkart (Post 1419580)
Be my guest, mate. I can return the favor, as long as you don't require expensive beers and half-racks of hookers in return. :arrgh!:

Oh... well in that case :shifty: :O:

http://i544.photobucket.com/albums/h..._signature.jpg

(If it's too big I can resize it)

DarkFish 06-15-10 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1419838)
You forget, I was once resident in your country and saw an awful lot of Herrings being eaten :o

Yummy! Raw salted herring served with raw onion chuncks:D

The 2010 herring season has just started, meaning the "Hollandse Nieuwe" is all fresh and delicious:DL Not those smelly one-year-old half rotten things.
http://www.nederlandse-club-hamburg....hollandse.jpeg

krashkart 06-15-10 12:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkFish (Post 1419815)
Now for this typically Dutch meal: Snert. It's a thick pea soup usually served with smoked sausage and bacon:
http://www.dezuidkanter.nl/html/imag...1418-Snert.jpg
Looks delicious, don't it?:DL

Indeed. :sunny:


Also:

Snert - the sound one makes by closing off a nostril and blowing forcefully through the other. :DL

DarkFish 06-15-10 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by krashkart (Post 1419946)
Snert - the sound one makes by closing off a nostril and blowing forcefully through the other. :DL

Except for that the pronunciation of Snert is "snared";)

frau kaleun 06-15-10 04:33 PM

http://www.dezuidkanter.nl/html/imag...1418-Snert.jpg

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Originally Posted by DarkFish (Post 1420143)
the pronunciation of Snert is "snared"

http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~dpadgett/ackbar.jpg

frau kaleun 06-15-10 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1419824)
I also don't like nuts

Says the man with almost 25K posts in these here forums.

I ain't buyin' it. :O:

nikimcbee 06-15-10 04:35 PM

:haha:I'll call hazmat:yeah:

Weiss Pinguin 06-15-10 04:54 PM

Too late, the HAZMAT teams have already been infected!

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_a7l9DZaX8P...s1600/ceda.jpg

Sailor Steve 06-15-10 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by frau kaleun (Post 1420151)
Says the man with almost 25K posts in these here forums.

I ain't buyin' it. :O:

Well, there's nuts and there's 'nuts', so I can make the distinction. :D

There's also "nuts", but I won't go there in a public forum. :O:

krashkart 06-15-10 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1420212)
There's also "nuts", but I won't go there in a public forum. :O:


:hmmm:


*gestalt* :sunny:


http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...xagon_nuts.jpg

I couldn't help it... my mind just sorta rolled off into the gutter. :rolleyes:

frau kaleun 06-15-10 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by krashkart (Post 1420254)
I couldn't help it... my mind just sorta rolled off into the gutter. :rolleyes:

That's cuz you gots a screw loose.

krashkart 06-15-10 07:26 PM

Insurance would only cover the cheap fasteners this last time around. :03:


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