NE Cooking Question

[alexander]

Evening fellow food lovers.

My best mate from the NE is coming for a stay here not long from now and though I'd like him to taste and sample some of our local food I'd also like to surprise him by cooking something traditional NE-ish. But I've never really tried cooking your way before so what would you reckon I should try ? It has to be something where I can get the main ingredients here in DK, too of course.

Am thinking something with lovely, thick gravy but what ? Any suggestion is welcome. Cheers.

[Basil Boli]

Originally Posted by alexander

Evening fellow food lovers.

My best mate from the NE is coming for a stay here not long from now and though I'd like him to taste and sample some of our local food I'd also like to surprise him by cooking something traditional NE-ish. But I've never really tried cooking your way before so what would you reckon I should try ? It has to be something where I can get the main ingredients here in DK, too of course.

Am thinking something with lovely, thick gravy but what ? Any suggestion is welcome. Cheers.

I bet you are

Give him a ham and pease pudding sarnie and he'll ride the arse off ya

[Flared Hicks]

coq au vin

[Hauser's-Helmet]

Mince & Dumplings.

[alexander]

Cheers lads. He may go hungry but at least you've made me laugh.

[socrates]

Originally Posted by Basil Boli

I bet you are

Give him a ham and pease pudding sarnie and he'll ride the arse off ya

pmsl dinnat start basil.

was ganna suggest cok au van but they haven't got transits in denmark

this would have gone gold on a weekend

[SproutMackem]

Just overcook any old tinned food and give him a horrible lager. (Carlsberg for example) he'll think he's at home.

[Basil Boli]

Originally Posted by alexander

Cheers lads. He may go hungry but at least you've made me laugh.

Nee bother bud

[socrates]

helmet sandwich?

[Basil Boli]

Originally Posted by socrates

helmet sandwich?

I dinnet think he's a one of them like