Homemade food concoctions you have ate that others may think are manky as owt.



Cucumber, tomatoes, onion and pickled red cabbage left to soak for a few hours in malt vinegar. Add a couple of spoonfuls of mint sauce, serve with fish and chips or whatever floats your boat. Amazing after a heavy sesh.
 
Dunno if it qualifies but when I was at Redhouse Comp I'd go round the bottom shops at lunchtime get a small stottie, packet of crisps (any flavour except prawn f***ing cocktail) and a pastie (either cheese or corned beef). Finger in the stottie, rake out the middle and eat it, then insert the pastie and crisps and trough that. absolutely wonderous.
 
HuffyDuffy said:
Are you a vinegar nonce
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My mate used to get a Chicago Town microwave pizza, pour vinegar on the microwavable bit cardboard it came with and sit the pizza on top so the base would absorb the vinegar whilst microwaving. He'd then put it on a plate, and create a pool of vinegar on one side in which to dip said pizza.

Dirty bastard.
 
The soap powder said:
That's the way they were supposed to be ate down that Yorkshire place
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I think it was Yorkshire pudding with treacle wasn't it.

I quite like sweet and salty and sour and salty

So strong blue cheese sarny with a drizzle of honey on

Lemon cheese cake with loads of lemon juice.Instead of a digestive biscuit base use Ritz crackers.

Around south east Asia grafting,fresh pineapple with dried hot chilli,magic.
 
chriswallace85 said:
My mate used to get a Chicago Town microwave pizza, pour vinegar on the microwavable bit cardboard it came with and sit the pizza on top so the base would absorb the vinegar whilst microwaving. He'd then put it on a plate, and create a pool of vinegar on one side in which to dip said pizza.

Dirty bastard.
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That's horrific.
 
chriswallace85 said:
My mate used to get a Chicago Town microwave pizza, pour vinegar on the microwavable bit cardboard it came with and sit the pizza on top so the base would absorb the vinegar whilst microwaving. He'd then put it on a plate, and create a pool of vinegar on one side in which to dip said pizza.

Dirty bastard.
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He doesn't have taste buds does he
 
tunstall birdman said:
:lol: There are a few on here that have eaten sugar sarnies as a kid, so it is not just me. ;)

If you want proper manky, I used to sometimes chew my Chop sauce on bread sarnies for a little, take it out of my mouth, roll it into a few balls and put back on my plate. A nice plate of snack balls to eat as I watched my cartoons. :cool:
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Used to have ketchup sarnies and for a treat we'd have banana sarnies sprinkled with sugar
 
chriswallace85 said:
My mate used to get a Chicago Town microwave pizza, pour vinegar on the microwavable bit cardboard it came with and sit the pizza on top so the base would absorb the vinegar whilst microwaving. He'd then put it on a plate, and create a pool of vinegar on one side in which to dip said pizza.

Dirty bastard.
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A jock I worked with would have a bacon and egg sandwich and dunk it in his tea like a digestive biscuit

Said his girlfriend had just left him because of his dirty eating habits.
 
tunstall birdman said:
:lol: There are a few on here that have eaten sugar sarnies as a kid, so it is not just me. ;)

If you want proper manky, I used to sometimes chew my Chop sauce on bread sarnies for a little, take it out of my mouth, roll it into a few balls and put back on my plate. A nice plate of snack balls to eat as I watched my cartoons. :cool:
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janiep said:
Brussels sprouts and cashew nuts with olive oil and balsamic.
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brussel tops and garlic and parmesan is lovely

I had a bit of a moment today when getting lunch and feeling like I should overhaul my whole life so bought some tupperware, two tins of tuna, egg mayonnaise sandwich filler, pitted black olives and baby spinach and made up lunch for a couple of days

I like strawberries with a bit of lemon juice and olive oil or balsamic but that is a hard sell to those who have not tried it before
 

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