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Potato scones
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sarah_B said:
yup!
oh so happy. im going to the states and have been arranging my flights. cant wait. the downside is aim applying to macdonalds cos i need a job for some spending money!
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jellybean said:
thats enough you two!
i shall rename it the - POTATO PANCAKE....
No, you see they are a different thing altogether - traditional polish I think - Latkes?? They have eggs in them.
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ScottishJohn said:
ah...uh...
Potato patties? (or does that already exist?)
meh - you think of something
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ScottishJohn said:I maybe will give it a look sometime, although we are not over as often as we should be!
Looks great, I was having a nose on the website earlier on.
Showroom is called B&D Kitchens / Appliance 2000, I worked there for a summer just before we got married.
tattie scone!
I drive past there every day on the way to the gym!!!!
Weird Eh!!!!
POTATO
BREAD
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now now children
i bought some Potato Cakes today.
very nice. first two i had with butter and honey (toasted) second lot i just...toasted..and scoffed 'em...
very nice. first two i had with butter and honey (toasted) second lot i just...toasted..and scoffed 'em...
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jellybean said:i bought some Potato Cakes today.
very nice. first two i had with butter and honey (toasted) second lot i just...toasted..and scoffed 'em...
lol
I have two favourite ways of eating them, both cause a noticable thickening of the blood!
Favourite way number 1: Fried in a crusty roll with an egg and brown sauce.
Favourite way number 2: Fried and eaten as part of ginormous fry up. 'We're gonna need a bigger plate'
Mmmm my circulation is getting all blocked up just thining about it!
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eringilmour said:I drive past there every day on the way to the gym!!!!
Weird Eh!!!!
POTATO
Wouldn't be Fitness First would it? My brother in law used tobe an instructor there, met his fiancee there and they are getting married this weekend!
[PONG]scone scone scone scone scone![/PONG]
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eringilmour
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Oh no Its a new Women only gym called curves - its actually in Balloo, Although my best friend goes to fitness first - poser!!!!
POTATO BREAD
POTATO BREAD
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ScottishJohn said:
nice! i was thinking of a "grill up". Clogs the arteries a little less but still baaaaad but so gooood!
WANT MORE!
BTW - ive worked it out. POTATO SCONES!
(yes they taste so sconish ive made my mind up)
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jellybean said:nice! i was thinking of a "grill up". Clogs the arteries a little less but still baaaaad but so gooood!
WANT MORE!
BTW - ive worked it out. POTATO SCONES!
(yes they taste so sconish ive made my mind up)
WOOOHOOO! A convert to the cause!
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I think we are thinking of two differnet things
Potato Bread is not at all scone like!!!!!
Its flat and triangular like Bread. Not round and puffy like a scone!!!!!
Potato Bread is not at all scone like!!!!!
Its flat and triangular like Bread. Not round and puffy like a scone!!!!!
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eringilmour said:
i beg to differ
Potato SCONES!
the scottish say so
and the ones i had from the shop were round..
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Well we here in NI must have something different them, b/c I have never ever seen round potato bread or scones or whatever you wanna call them.
Hmmm quite confusing!!!
Hmmm quite confusing!!!
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eringilmour said:
The ones in NI are the same as the ones in Scotland - they are round. When they are packed they are sliced in half and then scored in half again so you buy a semicircular pack which splits in half to give to the triangular scones (or bread if you prefer!
) Those are the most common ones. You can also buy much smaller round ones.
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eringilmour said:
Traditionaly bread is puffy (it rises as you cook it) and you can make it any shape you like, we slice it flat. Most bread is cooked in an oven. Traditional scones were (and still are in some places) cooked on a griddle. Potato scones are cooked on a griddle (in the factory). Many people call those little fat pancakes 'drop scones' because they are cooked like traditional scones.
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