fmdog44
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Those look fabulous-snack, side dish for breakfast, lunch & dinner. Will try.
What's for dinner (supper)
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Aunt Bea
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We Brits always say it the opposite way around.. Broccoli cheese, Mac & Cheese, Ham & Cheese .. etc...
I found that out when I saw Eggs Mayonnaise on a menu.
I'm not sure what I was expecting but it certainly wasn't a hard-cooked egg with a dab of mayonnaise.
layful:nthego:
RadishRose
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We Brits always say it the opposite way around.. Broccoli cheese, Mac & Cheese, Ham & Cheese .. etc...
HD, this is funny because we DO say Mac & Cheese, Ham & Cheese....just not Broccoli Cheese. Or maybe some people do in other areas. Well, I'll be able to sleep tonight anyway.
hollydolly
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I found that out when I saw Eggs Mayonnaise on a menu.
I'm not sure what I was expecting but it certainly wasn't a hard-cooked egg with a dab of mayonnaise.
LOL>..well I'm not surprised.. because that's not what you would normally get when you order Egg mayonnaise..
I eat out a lot and never have I see an egg Mayo served up like that
The egg would usually be chopped up fine and mixed with Mayo
hollydolly
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HD, this is funny because we DO say Mac & Cheese, Ham & Cheese....just not Broccoli Cheese. Or maybe some people do in other areas. Well, I'll be able to sleep tonight anyway.
LOL..you gotta get used to say Cauliflower cheese, and Broccoli cheese.. it's the right way dontcha know...
Mollypops
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Steak, Roasted Brussel Sprouts, Potatoes is what I am planning.
RadishRose
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We also have fritters but here they’re something slightly different....I think.
Fritters are things deep fried. Like apple or corn or even clams in a batter and spooned into boiling oil.
Salisbury Steak is an old fashioned dish. Nothing more than ground beef patties and served in gravy. But other than home made, ugh.
RadishRose
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LOL..you gotta get used to say Cauliflower cheese, and Broccoli cheese.. it's the right way dontcha know...
Oh, ok.
CeeCee
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LOL..you gotta get used to say Cauliflower cheese, and Broccoli cheese.. it's the right way dontcha know...
Thats just weird!
That sounds like some type of weird cheese made of cauliflower or broccoli.
I do love Cauliflower gnocchi and cauliflower pizza
I buy this all the time and eat with just some Parmesan on top.
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RadishRose
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Thats just weird!
That sounds like some type of weird cheese made of cauliflower or broccoli.
I do love Cauliflower gnocchi and cauliflower pizza
I haven't done any of those the cauliflower miracles yet.
CeeCee
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CeeCee
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some are very good...some aren’t!
RadishRose
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CC, Your first photo did show up. I dunno abut gnocchi, they have to be a bit chewy. But I think next time I get up to TJ's I'll get a bag. Uh oh, I just remembered they started major construction up that way...
hollydolly
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hollydolly
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Fritters are things deep fried. Like apple or corn or even clams in a batter and spooned into boiling oil.
Salisbury Steak is an old fashioned dish. Nothing more than ground beef patties and served in gravy. But other than home made, ugh.
Much more cheese than that...
hollydolly
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RR... For fritters we tend to coat potatoes in a light batter, and fry in a shallow pan...
RadishRose
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I see HD, similar principle.. batter dipped and fried.
Here's a page ful of apple fritters... I don't like them, they taste like apple pie.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=apple+fritters&t=ffnt&atb=v90-7&ia=recipes
CeeCee
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That looks yummy..also interesting the way your nutrition values are listed....it’s always sodium here never salt.
RadishRose
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Hey, wait a minute...that Tesco's broccoli cheese was baked!
That means it's "Broccoli au Gratin"!
That means it's "Broccoli au Gratin"!
RadishRose
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I think it also says "energy" not calories. Our food robber barons need to get with it. Energy sounds much better. LOL, I saw a product recently that listed "dried cane juice" instead of SUGAR!
hollydolly
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hollydolly
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yes I suppose it could be called that once it's been cooked.. but I suppose because it's sold raw, and you can cook it in the oven or the Micro, then it's technically just Broccoli & Cheese...
RadishRose
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CeeCee
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True!
I also tend not to trust some of the nutrition info on some products...Ive been burned a few times ...not national brands but some local small companies.
My daughter and I were buying somehing called pupusas after we sampled them at Costco.
The calories and sodium were very low for all that cheese, etc....think 110 calories a pupusa...thought it was too good to be true and it turned out it was, lol.
we didn’t see them for awhile and when they brought them back, the calorie and sodium was almost tripled!
the product was exactly the same....there were times I’d eat two thinking no big deal 220 calories...
This has happened with a few other products.
RadishRose
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Pond scum!