What's for supper - Second Course

[Sideshow Bob]

Challenge accepted.

Irish blood spotted.

 

[dualmeister]

Still deciding.
Boerie rolls at the top of the list so far.

 

[dualmeister]

Only in savory dishes I presume ? I doubt if potato would go with custard but what do I know.

 

[Sideshow Bob]

heh - that is sweet potato. I love potato more than Irish but sweet potato is abomination IMO.

 

[pinball wizard]

I was that this braai held by these two afrikaans gay okes and they had bananas in condensed milk as part of the salads with the meat 'n stuff. **** all that.

 

[pinball wizard]

I love potato more than Irish

Challenge accepted.

 

[dualmeister]

I was that this braai held by these two afrikaans gay okes and they had bananas in condensed milk as part of the salads with the meat 'n stuff. **** all that.

They can't be real Dutchmen.
@HunterNW is this a real thing?

 

[pinball wizard]

They can't be real Dutchmen.
@HunterNW is this a real thing?

I specified afrikaans. In pretoria. Somewhere off Zambezi drive, so no men, I'll grant you that.

 

[Sideshow Bob]

I was that this braai held by these two afrikaans gay okes and they had bananas in condensed milk as part of the salads with the meat 'n stuff. **** all that.

not meat eater but eating condensed milk sounds good to me, on its own. Not sure about bananas.

 

[Jean Claude Vaaldamme]

They can't be real Dutchmen.
@HunterNW is this a real thing?

Yes it is.
But mostly bananas with mayo and sugar, taste almost the same but not so sweet and a bit cheaper. Some also make it with bananas and banana yoghurt.

 

[dualmeister]

Yes it is.
But mostly bananas with mayo and sugar

 

[pinball wizard]

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I agree. Skip the crap and have a White Russian.

 

[ShaunSA]

Only in savory dishes I presume ? I doubt if potato would go with custard but what do I know.

Ag nee man I don't do sweet stuff

Gimme a bara, bhajia or samosa anyday!

 

[Sideshow Bob]

Ag nee man I don't do sweet stuff

Gimme a bara, bhajia or samosa anyday!

I don't blame you. I don't know what they put in indian sweets here. :-(

 

[dualmeister]

A couple of dogs.

 

[maumau]

Survivor's dinner (no power, no water):

Light of a battery operated headlamp. Old scratched plate.

Garlic scrambled eggs du fromage, mix of raw/burnt onions, stale bread toasted in a pan, tea with sour milk served in a dirty cup.

Don't judge

 

[newby_investor]

Only in savory dishes I presume ? I doubt if potato would go with custard but what do I know.

*Technically* "custard" could refer to a number of things, sweet or savoury. The filling in quiche for example is also commonly called a custard. So it wouldn't be so outlandish to have potatoes in a custard. A little unorthodox perhaps.

But @pinball wizard, do let us know what your potatoes with Ultra Mel tastes like as well ;-)

 

[pinball wizard]

*Technically* "custard" could refer to a number of things, sweet or savoury. The filling in quiche for example is also commonly called a custard. So it wouldn't be so outlandish to have potatoes in a custard. A little unorthodox perhaps.

But @pinball wizard, do let us know what your potatoes with Ultra Mel tastes like as well ;-)

Anything is perfect with ultra mel.

You know one of my favourite things to eat is fried egg with bacon, honey and chilli.

 

[RedViking]

 

[Tabac]

They can't be real Dutchmen.
@HunterNW is this a real thing?

Jaaaaaaa swaer. Like the damduiker below pointed out. I've never made it, and never will. It's gay.

Yes it is.
But mostly bananas with mayo and sugar, taste almost the same but not so sweet and a bit cheaper. Some also make it with bananas and banana yoghurt.